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Under-19 kho kho tourney takes off
In addition to the curriculum, sports also of equal important to the students, she added. She felt the parents should also teach sports to their children keeping in mind the geography of their residing areas. Several parents of this area joined their wards in swimming classes when several children living on the sea shore died
​Nalgonda: The Principal District Judge Radha Rani exhorted the parents and teachers to ensure that students will play for one hour daily in the ground, which would inculcate interest in them on sports. Launching Cluster-7 CBSE Privates Schools under- 19 Kho-Kho tournaments in here on Wednesday, she said sports would help in ensuring physical fitness and develop self-confidence in the children.
In addition to the curriculum, sports also of equal important to the students, she added. She felt the parents should also teach sports to their children keeping in mind the geography of their residing areas. Several parents of this area joined their wards in swimming classes when several children living on the sea shore died during Tsunami attack.Radha Rani said the days were gone when girls were supposed to play indoor games while outdoor games were meant for boys only. At present girls are also excelling in outdoor games at international level. In all, 12 teams from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states are participating in the Kho-Kho tournament.
