Akhnoor Veterans beats Kameshwar Club by 8 wkts
Akhnoor Veterans beats Kameshwar Club by 8 wkts
Veteran Cricket Cup Akhnoor
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, July 3: Akhnoor CC Veteran trounced Kameshwar Club by eight wickets in Veterans Cricket Cup Akhnoor, being played at Govt Higher Secondary School Akhnoor, here today.
Kameshwar CC won the toss and decided to bat first. Batting first, the Kameshwar CC scored 124 runs on the loss of six wickets in stipulated 20 overs wherein Gopal Dass made 22 runs off 31 balls while Vikas Virdhi and Raju Singh contributed 39 and 18 runs in 35 and 19 balls respectively. From bowling side, Deepak Sharma, Mannu and Dimpy Sharma clinched one wicket each for their team.
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Students turn teachers for underprivileged kids in Covid times
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Students turn teachers for underprivileged kids in Covid times. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, April 16 : At a time when an outbreak of coronavirus has forced the school students to stay at home and continue their studies online, children of labourers and daily wage workers have no choice but to skip their studies as they can merely afford a smartphone or 24 hours Internet connectivity. Keeping this in mind some Delhi Samaritans, who themselves are students, have started teaching these children. Yamuna Khadar Pathshala runs under a flyover at the banks of river Yamuna in Delhi s Mayur Vihar, Phase-1. Around 250 students from the nearby slums every day come here to continue their studies offline.
Updated Apr 16, 2021 | 15:07 IST
Three students are running the school for those children, who do not have much money nor any other system to pursue studies in these corona times. They have turned teachers for underprivileged kids in COVID. Students turn teachers for underprivileged children in COVID | Photo Credit: Representative Image
At a time when an outbreak of coronavirus has forced the school students to stay at home and continue their studies online, children of labourers and daily wage workers have no choice but to skip their studies as they can merely afford a smartphone or 24 hours Internet connectivity. Keeping this in mind some Delhi Samaritans, who themselves are students, have started teaching these children.