Kohima: The Indian Army, in collaboration with the Southern Angami Sports Association, organised a dynamic two-day sports tournament at Zakhama in Kohima district, Nagaland, under the banner of Operation Sadbhavna.
The event from February 9-10 aimed to foster a spirit of sportsmanship and promote physical activity among the local youth.
The tournament welcomed participation from both men and women, featuring volleyball for both genders and football exclusively for men, attracting a total of 11 teams in each category.
The inaugural ceremony was graced by Dr Tseilhoutuo, MLA of the 9th Kohima Town constituency as the chief guest. The event was attended by Dr. Neiketou Kiso, Former President of the Southern Angami Public Organisation (SAPO), along with representatives from various youth organisations, student unions, village authorities, and community leaders from Southern Angami.
Throughout the tournament, the enthusiastic participants exhibited remarkable sportsmanship, captivating the attention and garnering tremendous support from the local community.
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In the fiercely contested finals of the men’s football category, Youth Organisation Kidima Club emerged victorious, showcasing exceptional skill and determination. Meanwhile, in the volleyball segment, Youth Organisation Kigwema Club triumphed in the men’s category, while the women’s category saw Youth Organisation Kidima Club clinching the title. The victorious teams were honored and awarded medals and trophies by the Chief Guest.
As the tournament drew to a close, dignitaries expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Indian Army for their generous sponsorship and unwavering support in organising such events. They emphasised the pivotal role of sports in nurturing the youth and fostering a culture of athleticism and camaraderie within the community.
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