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College students get sports kits

Students pose for a phtotograph at the Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana on Tuesday.

Ludhiana, March 2

Under the ongoing campaign, ‘Youth of Punjab’, that was launched a few days ago, sports kits were given to students of the Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, today.

Sukhwinder Singh Bindra, Chairman, Punjab Youth Development Board, distributed kits among students at a function organised on the college premises. Bindra said to make the state a sporting power house of the country, the drive had been started by the board under which sports kits were being distributed. It was aimed to engaging the youth of the state in the sports by channelising energies in the right direction. — OC

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