Radaur News: MP Khel Mahotsav, ASI Narendra Kumar, School Achievements and Dussehra Celebrations

Eleven sports to feature in assembly- and Lok Sabha-level competitions; registrations open

RADAUR: MP Khel Mahotsav 2.0 will begin in Radaur on November 1, BJP leader Nepal Singh Rana announced while unveiling the event poster. The sports festival is being organised for the parliamentary constituency represented by MP Naveen Jindal and will feature competitions in 11 sports.

Competition schedule and prizes
Assembly-level competitions will be held from November 1 to 20, followed by Lok Sabha-level competitions from December 7 to 16. At the assembly level, winning teams will receive ₹50,000 and runners-up ₹25,000. At the Lok Sabha level, the first-place team will receive ₹1 lakh, the runner-up ₹50,000 and the third-place team ₹21,000.

The event will encourage participation across age groups, including categories for people aged 40, 50 and 60 years and above. Government employees will also be eligible to participate. Registration is open, and interested participants have been encouraged to sign up and take part.

Rana said the festival would provide an opportunity for sportspersons to demonstrate their talent and promote participation in sports at the local level. Several local representatives and sports enthusiasts were present at the poster-release programme.

Police personnel pay tribute as the officer is accorded final honours

RADAUR: Assistant Sub-Inspector Narendra Kumar, 46, posted at Jathlana police station, died following a cardiac arrest. He had joined the Haryana Police in 2001.

Family found him unresponsive
According to the information available, family members found Kumar unresponsive at around 6 am. He was taken for medical attention, where a doctor declared him dead. His sudden demise has left his family and colleagues in grief.

A police contingent paid tribute to the officer, and his last rites were performed with state honours. Kumar is survived by two daughters and a son. Members of local organisations and people from the area expressed condolences and remembered him with respect.

Both senior- and junior-group teams qualify for the state-level competition

RADAUR: Students of Four Star Way Senior Secondary School have secured first place in the ‘Bharat Ko Jano’ competition, bringing recognition to the school. Bhavya Rani and Ekta represented the senior group, while Tania and Sarth Saini competed in the junior group.

Teams to compete at state level
With their performance, the students have qualified to represent their teams at the state-level competition. School manager Narendra Saini and Sanjay Saini congratulated the winners and honoured them for their achievement.

The school staff appreciated the students’ preparation and performance and wished them success in the next round. Teachers said the achievement reflected the students’ hard work and the guidance provided by the school.

Students present episodes from the Ramayana and perform traditional Garba

RADAUR: Maharaja Agrasen School celebrated Dussehra with cultural performances and a Garba festival. Students presented scenes featuring Lord Ram and Sita, including episodes related to Ram’s marriage and exile, bringing the story and message of the Ramayana to life.

Culture and values take centre stage
Students also performed Garba, adding colour and energy to the celebration. Teacher Ambika explained the significance of the festival and highlighted the values associated with the victory of good over evil.

Principal Dr Sudesh Bansal appreciated the students’ participation and the efforts of teachers in organising the programme. Members of the school staff were present during the celebrations.

Children dress as Ram, Sita, Lakshman and Hanuman; programme highlights women’s empowerment and education

RADAUR: Pearl Kindergarten Wing celebrated Dussehra with a child-friendly activity in which students burst a balloon effigy of Ravana using toothpicks. Children dressed as Lord Ram, Sita, Lakshman and Hanuman and took part in dances, short presentations and activities explaining the festival’s message.

A message of equality and education
The programme also featured skits based on the nine forms of Goddess Durga and themes of women’s empowerment. Through their presentations, students highlighted the importance of education in addressing social evils such as child labour and dowry.

Principal Swati Goyal appreciated the children’s enthusiasm and the staff’s efforts in making the celebration educational as well as enjoyable. The activities encouraged students to learn about Indian traditions while understanding values of courage, equality and respect.