
New Delhi, July 21: Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General NS Raja Subramani, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM, extended his best wishes to all teams participating in the 135th edition of the IndianOil Durand Cup, expressing confidence that the prestigious tournament will once again showcase the finest traditions of sportsmanship, discipline and competitive excellence.
In a message ahead of the tournament, General Subramani wished every participating team success and encouraged the players to compete with determination, integrity and team spirit.
The CDS highlighted the rich legacy of the Durand Cup, Asia's oldest football tournament, describing it as a symbol of India's enduring sporting heritage and the strong bond between the Armed Forces and the nation's sporting community.
He said the championship has, over the decades, served as an important platform for nurturing football talent while promoting unity, camaraderie and national pride.
The IndianOil Durand Cup, organised under the aegis of the Indian Army, attracts top clubs and teams from across the country and remains one of India's most prestigious football competitions.
General Subramani expressed hope that the 135th edition would inspire young footballers, thrill fans across the nation and further strengthen the spirit of excellence that defines the historic tournament.
New Delhi, July 21: Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General NS Raja Subramani, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM, extended his best wishes to all teams participating in the 135th edition of the IndianOil Durand Cup, expressing confidence that the prestigious tournament will once again showcase the finest traditions of sportsmanship, discipline and competitive excellence.
In a message ahead of the tournament, General Subramani wished every participating team success and encouraged the players to compete with determination, integrity and team spirit.
The CDS highlighted the rich legacy of the Durand Cup, Asia's oldest football tournament, describing it as a symbol of India's enduring sporting heritage and the strong bond between the Armed Forces and the nation's sporting community.
He said the championship has, over the decades, served as an important platform for nurturing football talent while promoting unity, camaraderie and national pride.
The IndianOil Durand Cup, organised under the aegis of the Indian Army, attracts top clubs and teams from across the country and remains one of India's most prestigious football competitions.
General Subramani expressed hope that the 135th edition would inspire young footballers, thrill fans across the nation and further strengthen the spirit of excellence that defines the historic tournament.
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