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Yoga Could Soon Be Introduced In Saudi Arabia Schools As A Sport: Report
Yoga will soon be introduced in schools in Saudi Arabia as part of the sports curriculum due to its significance for mental and physical health, the president of the Saudi Yoga Committee, Nouf Al-Marwaai, said.
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Maharashtra International Sports University To Produce Experts: Kedar
Maharashtra Sports Minister Sunil Kedar said following international standards in any field is the new basic and it will not be any different for the International Sports University.
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TSS Launches National Scholarship Program; Bopanna, Uthappa To Mentor Budding Sportspersons
The announcement was made during a virtual press conference attended by Mr Bopanna, Mr Uthappa along with Mandar Tamhane, CEO of Bengaluru FC and partner for The Sports School Football Academy.
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New Education Policy: Sports To Be A Part Of Curriculum, Says Minister Of Youth Affairs And Sports Kiren Rjiju
New Education Policy: Kiren Rijiju said sports cannot be treated as an optional subject and it has to be accepted as a part of education.
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"It Helps In Overall Development": Sachin Tendulkar Bats For Inclusion Of Sports In School Curriculum
Sachin Tendulkar also showered praise on sprint runner Hima Das, calling her an inspiration for many.
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Centre To Include Sports In School Curriculum: Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu
Union minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said sports should be an integral part of everyone's life and the Centre is in the process of include it in school curriculum.
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Make Sports A Compulsory Subject In Schools: Sports Minister
Batting for sports to be included in the school curriculum, Sports Minister Vijay Goel today said that to impart the desired importance of sports, it should be made a compulsory subject at the school level.
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It's all game: Sports compulsory in Andhra schools
Union Sports minister M S Gill this week spoke of the need to make sports part of the school curriculum. But Andhra Pradesh is already many steps ahead with plans in place to introduce sports as a compulsory subject from the academic year 2011.
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Yoga Could Soon Be Introduced In Saudi Arabia Schools As A Sport: Report
Yoga will soon be introduced in schools in Saudi Arabia as part of the sports curriculum due to its significance for mental and physical health, the president of the Saudi Yoga Committee, Nouf Al-Marwaai, said.
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Maharashtra International Sports University To Produce Experts: Kedar
Maharashtra Sports Minister Sunil Kedar said following international standards in any field is the new basic and it will not be any different for the International Sports University.
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TSS Launches National Scholarship Program; Bopanna, Uthappa To Mentor Budding Sportspersons
The announcement was made during a virtual press conference attended by Mr Bopanna, Mr Uthappa along with Mandar Tamhane, CEO of Bengaluru FC and partner for The Sports School Football Academy.
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New Education Policy: Sports To Be A Part Of Curriculum, Says Minister Of Youth Affairs And Sports Kiren Rjiju
New Education Policy: Kiren Rijiju said sports cannot be treated as an optional subject and it has to be accepted as a part of education.
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"It Helps In Overall Development": Sachin Tendulkar Bats For Inclusion Of Sports In School Curriculum
Sachin Tendulkar also showered praise on sprint runner Hima Das, calling her an inspiration for many.
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Centre To Include Sports In School Curriculum: Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu
Union minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said sports should be an integral part of everyone's life and the Centre is in the process of include it in school curriculum.
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Make Sports A Compulsory Subject In Schools: Sports Minister
Batting for sports to be included in the school curriculum, Sports Minister Vijay Goel today said that to impart the desired importance of sports, it should be made a compulsory subject at the school level.
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It's all game: Sports compulsory in Andhra schools
Union Sports minister M S Gill this week spoke of the need to make sports part of the school curriculum. But Andhra Pradesh is already many steps ahead with plans in place to introduce sports as a compulsory subject from the academic year 2011.
