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Self defence classes for students
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Self Defence Classes For Students. The black belt holders imparted several tips on self defence.
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Andhra Pradesh Balala Hakkula Sangham held its 20th self defence camp for girls at ALRR Junior College, Nadergul. The camp was held in association with Indian Marshal Art’s Academy director Narender and his Karate black belt girl’s team. More than 500 girls attended the camp.
The black belt holders imparted several tips on self defence. Correspondent of the ALRR Junior College, Madhava Rao, addressed the students and said it was necessary for girls to take up self-defence classes on a regular basis.
Achyuta Rao, president, Balala Hakkula Sangham welcomed the gathering and assured that they would conduct about a thousand camps throughout the state.
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