• DDC Chairman felicitates winner team

DODA: Friend Warriors Dhanori clinched the Tantna 1st T-10 Tennis Ball Cricket Championship 2025 by defeating JKP Warriors in the final match. The tournament saw participation from over 20 village teams, promoting sportsmanship and a drug-free society.

DDC Chairman Dhananter Singh Kotwal attended the prize distribution ceremony as the Chief Guest. He awarded trophies and medals to the winners and encouraged youth to stay engaged in sports.

Earlier, the event began with a two-minute silence in memory of Nazim Batt, followed by the National Anthem and a pledge for a drug-free society. Teams from Tantna, Gundna, Malwana, Dhanori, and other villages displayed great enthusiasm and talent.

The tournament aimed to keep youth away from drugs through sports. The organizers thanked all players, spectators, and officials for their support in making the event a success.

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