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Summer camps to start from May 3 in Old City
Summer Camps in Old City are opening shortly following the South Zone Commissioner Srinivas Reddy’s instructions to the officials concerned. A review meeting was held on the issue and it was decided that the camps be started from May 3.
Charminar: Summer Camps in Old City are opening shortly following the South Zone Commissioner Srinivas Reddy’s instructions to the officials concerned. A review meeting was held on the issue and it was decided that the camps be started from May 3.
These camps will be started at the identified places across the Old City on stipulated date. The camps are meant for promoting sports and sports spirit among the youth and students. Major arrangements for the organisation of camps have been completed. The inaugural function for the same would be held at Quli Qutub Shah Stadium on May 3 from 4 pm onwards.
Srinivas Reddy has asked the officials to make sure that sports kits are distributed with utmost transparency for the summer sports camp participants. He further said that online distribution of sports kits was carried out so far as per the instructions of higher authorities. These sports materials are delivered to the selected coaches via online application system. He said that the distribution of sports material was free from any political influence this time. The review meeting was attended by deputy commissioners of circle 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 and other officials.
