
The Asmita Khelo India City League concluded today at the Synthetic Rugby Field, Polo Ground Srinagar, with electrifying energy and vibrant participation. The event brought together 22 girls’ teams from across Jammu & Kashmir, transforming the turf into a celebration of talent, teamwork, and determination.
The prestigious opening and closing ceremonies were led by Mr. Abhinav Sharma, Deputy Director, Sports Authority of India (SAI), who presided as the Chief Guest. Guests of Honour included Mr. Zulfiqar Ahmad (SAI Coach, SAI Centre Srinagar), Mr. Mohd Shafi (Secretary General, J&K Rugby), Mr. Irfan Aziz Botta (Chief Coach, J&K Rugby), and Mr. Aadil Manzoor, internationally recognized athlete.
Competition Results:
Under-15 Girls:
Baramulla (Gold)
Kupwara (Silver)
Under-18 Girls:
Srinagar (Gold)
Bandipora (Silver)
Senior Women:
Srinagar (Gold)
Pulwama (Silver)
Chief Guest Mr. Abhinav Sharma praised the participants, stating:
“Today’s matches prove that the future of women’s sports in Jammu & Kashmir is bright and unstoppable. These girls are breaking barriers and inspiring countless others to take up sports. The Asmita League is a celebration of courage, empowerment, and opportunity.”
A player from the Srinagar Senior Women’s team added:
“This win means everything to us. It's not just about medals—it's about proving that girls from J&K can dream big and succeed. This league has fueled our ambition to aim for national and international stages.”
The event showcased Rugby’s growing popularity in Jammu & Kashmir—a sport demanding strength, speed, teamwork, and discipline. Backed by Khelo India and the Asmita initiative, Rugby is emerging as a symbol of resilience and empowerment for young women across the Union Territory.
Organizers extended appreciation to SAI for conceptualizing the Asmita Leagues across the country and to Rugby India for its continuous efforts in promoting the sport at every level—from grassroots to professional play.
The stadium echoed with cheers as parents, supporters, and fans celebrated each try and tackle. More than just a sports event, the Asmita League stood as a testament to the transformative power of sports in shaping confident, empowered women leaders of tomorrow.
The Asmita Khelo India City League concluded today at the Synthetic Rugby Field, Polo Ground Srinagar, with electrifying energy and vibrant participation. The event brought together 22 girls’ teams from across Jammu & Kashmir, transforming the turf into a celebration of talent, teamwork, and determination.
The prestigious opening and closing ceremonies were led by Mr. Abhinav Sharma, Deputy Director, Sports Authority of India (SAI), who presided as the Chief Guest. Guests of Honour included Mr. Zulfiqar Ahmad (SAI Coach, SAI Centre Srinagar), Mr. Mohd Shafi (Secretary General, J&K Rugby), Mr. Irfan Aziz Botta (Chief Coach, J&K Rugby), and Mr. Aadil Manzoor, internationally recognized athlete.
Competition Results:
Under-15 Girls:
Baramulla (Gold)
Kupwara (Silver)
Under-18 Girls:
Srinagar (Gold)
Bandipora (Silver)
Senior Women:
Srinagar (Gold)
Pulwama (Silver)
Chief Guest Mr. Abhinav Sharma praised the participants, stating:
“Today’s matches prove that the future of women’s sports in Jammu & Kashmir is bright and unstoppable. These girls are breaking barriers and inspiring countless others to take up sports. The Asmita League is a celebration of courage, empowerment, and opportunity.”
A player from the Srinagar Senior Women’s team added:
“This win means everything to us. It's not just about medals—it's about proving that girls from J&K can dream big and succeed. This league has fueled our ambition to aim for national and international stages.”
The event showcased Rugby’s growing popularity in Jammu & Kashmir—a sport demanding strength, speed, teamwork, and discipline. Backed by Khelo India and the Asmita initiative, Rugby is emerging as a symbol of resilience and empowerment for young women across the Union Territory.
Organizers extended appreciation to SAI for conceptualizing the Asmita Leagues across the country and to Rugby India for its continuous efforts in promoting the sport at every level—from grassroots to professional play.
The stadium echoed with cheers as parents, supporters, and fans celebrated each try and tackle. More than just a sports event, the Asmita League stood as a testament to the transformative power of sports in shaping confident, empowered women leaders of tomorrow.
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