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  The first E-Khuli Kachhari (open court) of the Sports Directorate was held on Tuesday, but the Director General of Sports and the Youth Director were absent. The Project Director, who is on deputation, represented the Sports Directorate. During the Kachhari, complaints were received about coaches taking money from players, receiving money from coaches for cricket, squash, badminton, and one-to-one games, and the occupation of Sports Directorate land in Mardan. The Secretary of Sports responded well to the complaints regarding various sports projects, but many people were unable to complain about not receiving grants and aid from the association. There was also a complaint about non-payment of money to the winning players of the National Games. Some citizens suggested that the Secretary of Sports Open Kachhari be conducted in Peshawar, Charsadda, and Mardan to make it more convenient for citizens. The absence of the Director General of Sports and the Youth Director from the fi

    For the first time in history, the Sports and Youth Affairs Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa organized an online open court on Monday. More than 1,500 people participated in the event, and about 80 complaints were resolved on the spot.   The open court was held under the supervision of Secretary Sports and Youth Affairs Hameedullah Khattak, and was telecast live on the department's Facebook and YouTube pages. People from all over the province submitted their problems and suggestions for improvement in the game.   Khattak said that the main objective of organizing the online open court was to free people from unnecessary rounds of offices and solve their problems at their doorsteps. He assured the people that all their problems and complaints would be resolved.   The online open court was a success, and it is hoped that the department will continue to organize such events in the future. #KPSportsOnlineOpenCourt #kikxnow #digitalcreator #sportsnews

    Muhammad Afzal Khan, the qualified coach of Boxing Academy of Sports Directorate, said that it is a good goal to train junior athletes in boxing. He said that children should be mentally and physically fit, but they will be able to shine their name and the country's name in national and international competitions.   Afzal Khan has been working as a daily wage coach in the sports department since 2007. During this time, he has given basic boxing training to many talented male and female players, who have gone on to win medals for the province and the country.   Afzal Khan himself has been an excellent boxer. He started playing boxing in 1993 and has won many provincial and national level competitions. He has also competed against Turkmenistan and won a medal.   Afzal Khan said that he came to coaching after his boxing career and has conducted several coaching courses under the supervision of Pakistan Boxing Federation. He has a solid knowledge of boxing principles

  Director General Sports Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has issued a notification instructing all sports complexes to deposit the income received directly from the members into the account in the Bank of Khyber every month. The notification added that anyone who contacts the directorate in this matter or delays it will be considered to be engaging in misconduct and will be subject to disciplinary action. The notification also said that all the in-charge of sports fields in the district, including all the complexes, have been sent on Friday, which has not been received today. Earlier, all the sports complexes used to freeze in their accounts and submit it to the accountant after a month, but the maintenance in their respective complexes were also completed in the same category. They are in this problem that they will submit their income to them, but then when there are expenses in the sports complex, they have to beg the directorate. The new directive from the DG Sports is aimed at bringing

  The District Sports Officer (DSO) of Lower Dir has removed a post about Arshad Khan, a student of Upper Dir Manjai, who reached the quarter finals in the National U-19 Badminton Championship in Karachi. The DSO had posted the success of Arshad Khan on the account of Sports Office Lower Dir and put his photos on social media. After the players of Lower Dir protested, the DSO of Lower Dir removed the photo posted on social media. Badminton players from Upper Dir criticized the DSO in their comments on the social media page and said that Arshad Khan is not a character from Lower Dir but he is a student of Dawood Hameed and with the efforts of the school principal Nisar Khan he got an opportunity to play badminton. Hameed has been providing him with all the facilities, and DSO's move is regrettable. #Badminton #UpperDir #LowerDir #DSO

    Wushu players at an inter-district competition in Peshawar Sports Complex faced difficulties on October 26 due to the use of a karate mat. Several players fell while going to the kick position and lost points. One player lost consciousness after hitting his head on the wood.   Some players complained of back pain after the competition. The Wushu Association has ordered a separate mat from China, but it has disappeared from Adil Khan swimming pool.   The Wushu Association has complained about the use of the karate mat and the disappearance of the Wushu mat. #Wushu #InterDistrictCompetition #KarateMat #Injuries

    A video made by a local citizen about the current condition of the football stadium in the utmanzai area of Charsadda district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, has gone viral on the internet. The video shows that the stadium is in a state of disrepair, with overgrown grass, broken walls, and damaged goalposts.   The video narrator states that the District Sports Officer Charsadda does not have time for this ground and football. He also says that the historic grounds now host a fair every Tuesday and Friday.   This video has sparked outrage among the local community, who are demanding that the authorities take action to renovate the stadium and make it available for football players. #utmanzai #footballstadium #Charsadda #KPK #Pakistan #sports #neglected

    Arshad Khan, a young badminton player from Munjai Upper Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, has had a brilliant performance at the U-19 National Championship in Karachi. He won two of his matches and qualified for the quarterfinals.   Arshad credits his success so far to his school principal, Nisar Ahmad Yousafzai, and coach, Dawood Hameed. He says that their encouragement has helped him to participate in the National Championship. #badminton #u19 #nationalchampionship #khyberpakhtunkhwa #munjaiupperdir #arshadkhan #dawoodhameed #nizarahmadyousafzai #sportspakistan

  Musarrat Ullah Jan The District Sports Office Mansehra, District Administration, and District Cricket Association concluded the U-16 divisional cricket tournament on October 27, 2023. The chief guests of the closing ceremony were District Cricket Association President Ameer Khan and Malik Achakzai. A large number of cricket fans from both districts participated on this occasion. In the final, the host Mansehra's U-16 team easily defeated the team from District Tor Ghar. This tournament, which started on October 18, continued till October 27, with twelve cricket teams participating. Two teams from Tor Ghar, two teams from Bitgram, one from Kohistan, and six teams from District Mansehra participated in the tournament. In the closing ceremony,   prizes were awarded to the players and shields were presented to the guests. The organizers assured that such competitions will be held in the future to attract the youth towards positive activities. #mansehra #sports #cricket #kpk #

    Shopkeepers at Arbab Niaz Cricket Stadium in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, have alleged that they are being mistreated by the Sports Directorate.   The shopkeepers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that they had taken over the shops 31 years ago by paying a non-refundable premium. The administration had written in the agreement that if the shops were to be terminated, the owners would be informed in writing. However, the Sports Directorate is now trying to take back the shops without any reason, the shopkeepers said.   They added that they had taken over the shops when no one else was willing to do so, and had been paying the rent regularly ever since. However, the Sports Directorate is now taking steps to force them to vacate their shops so that they can be sold to someone else.   The shopkeepers also alleged that the Sports Directorate had violated the agreement by refusing to allow them to transfer their shops to someone else's name, even though the ag

  Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan: Female badminton players and hockey players have been barred from practicing at the Abdul Wali Khan Sports Complex in Charsadda without paying admission fees. This has left many players, who come from poor families, out of practice for over 20 days. The players have appealed to the Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the caretaker Chief Minister to take notice of the situation. They argue that the District Sports Officer (DSO) Imran Khan, who is also the Sports Director in Peshawar, is neglecting his duties in Charsadda and wasting their energy and talent by preventing them from practicing. Khan has been absent from office for the past two months, and local officials claim that they are acting on his orders to ban female players without admission fees and to prevent anyone from training at the complex. However, Khan's absence from office and his lack of communication with local officials has raised questions about his commitment to his

    An investigation has been launched into the collection of rent from the owners of the shops located in Arbab Niaz Cricket Stadium in Peshawar. The former caretaker of the stadium and the current director of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports Directorate are investigating the matter. #ArbabNiazCricketStadium #RentCollection #Investigation #KhyberPakhtunkhwaSportsDirectorate #kikxnow #digitalcreator #sportsnews #mojo #mojosports

    The Sports Directorate of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is urging players in the merged districts to bring in more income despite the lack of facilities and coaches in these areas. Officials associated with the merged districts said on condition of anonymity that first the sports directorate will provide facilities and then the players will go to the game. They will come to the merged districts, otherwise no one can bring them to the sports field.   Players in the merged districts are facing a number of challenges, including a lack of facilities in sports stadiums and a shortage of coaches. However, the sports directorate is urging them to bring in more income, even though this is difficult without the necessary facilities and support.   Many of the youth from the merged districts are living in other areas, such as Peshawar and Islamabad, due to poverty and lack of opportunities in their home districts. Even the younger youths who play sports in these areas are struggling due to pov

  The recruitment process for various sports coaches has begun at the Provincial Sports Directorate of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on the orders of the new Director General. The coaches being hired include one for the men's gym, two for the women's gym, and two for the cricket academy. Other sports coaches are being hired on a daily wage basis.   These coaches were dismissed four months ago due to a lack of funds, but the recruitment process has been restarted due to a decrease in the Sports Directorate's income and complaints from players. However, in this recruitment process, the new Director General's chosen officers are again bringing in coaches of their choice.   Many daily wage coaches are complaining about this, as coaches in weightlifting and athletics, including the senior coach in the cricket academy, have not been rehired. In weightlifting, the staff of a private gym that is rented in the building of the Pakistan Sports Board has been hired. Similarly, the at

    The Provincial Sports Directorate of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has released the final seniority list of Grade 17 employees. According to the new list, Nazia Zaki, who is currently working as the Director Establishment in the Directorate General of Sports Directorate, has been placed in the first position. She was born in 1986 and belongs to the district of Karam. She joined the Sports Directorate in 2013.   Jamshed Baloch, Administrator, Charsada Abdul Wali Khan Sports Complex, has been placed in the second position in the seniority list. He joined the government service in 2005 and was born in 1978. He belongs to DI Khan.   Muhammad Sulaiman, who was born in 1971, joined government service in 1990 and is currently on the third position in the seniority list. Anwar Kamal Barki, who was born in 1975, took his first government job in 2005 and is currently on the fourth position in the seniority list.   Zakirullah, who was born in 1977, is currently the Regional Sports Officer

  Obaidullah Khan, a young and energetic wushu player from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, has won a gold medal at the International Championship of French Siwat held in Lahore. The 16-year-old is a second-year student at Government College Peshawar, and he is passionate about the sport of wushu. Khan has already achieved a great deal in his young career. He has won medals at many international, national, and provincial level championships. He is a role model for other young athletes in Pakistan, and he shows that it is possible to achieve great things even with limited facilities and support. In an exclusive interview, Khan said that he loves wushu because it is a dynamic sport that combines self-defense with athleticism. He believes that wushu can help to develop the skills of students and youth, and he is committed to promoting the sport in Pakistan. Khan is grateful for the support of his coach, Najmullah Safi, and his family. He is also hopeful that the government will provide

    A football team consisting of young children from the football academy managed by the provincial sports directorate visited Islamabad, where they played a match against the players being trained at the Mehran Academy. The academy team lost the match.   Director General Sports Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Khalid Mahmood also went to see the match, which was played on Sunday. He met the players and encouraged them to continue playing hard and improving their skills.   Football Coach Jamshed Jami, who is also involved in the development of football in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was also present at the match. He thanked the Director General Sports Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for giving the football team the opportunity to play in Islamabad.   Despite the loss, the match was a valuable experience for the young players. They had the chance to compete against a strong team and learn from their mistakes. The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Football Academy is committed to developing talented young players, and thi

    Pakistan's wheelchair cricket team recently won the Asia Cup in Kathmandu, Nepal, despite facing a lack of support from the government. These special players, who often face discrimination and neglect, have raised the nation's head with their achievement.   However, while ordinary players who achieve such feats are often rewarded with cash prizes, cars, and plots, the wheelchair cricket team has not received any such recognition. They also lack access to basic equipment, such as specialized wheelchairs.   This stepmotherly treatment of para-athletes is a sign that there is no justice for people with disabilities in Pakistan. We urge the everyone to raise their voices for the rights of these special players. #PakistanWheelchairCricket #AsiaCup #DisabilitySports #SportsForAll #JusticeForParaAthletes

    The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has withdrawn the announcement of the suspension of Syed Zahir Shah, President of the Provincial Hockey Association (PHA). His suspension has been lifted, and it is hoped that he will abide by the PHF constitution in the future.   The announcement of the suspension was issued on October 23 by PHF Secretary Shahid Parvez Bhandara. However, it should be noted that the notification of suspension was sent on October 1.   An extraordinary meeting of the PHF has been called in Lahore on October 25, in which Congress members from all four provinces will participate. All Congress members have been informed about the meeting to ensure their participation. #PakistanHockey #PHF #SyedZahirShah #kikxnow #digitalcreator #sports #hockey #kpk #kp

    The District Sports Office (DSO) Peshawar, Pakistan, has been refusing to provide information on sports activities under the Right to Information (RTI) Act for seven months, even though the Director General Sports and the Ministry of Sports have remained silent on the issue.   On April 6, 2023, a person filed an RTI application with the DSO Peshawar requesting information on the number of tournaments organized in 2022, the names of players who participated, details of TADA issued to players, details of competitions organized in collaboration with the District Government Peshawar, a list of permanent and daily wage employees posted in DSO Peshawar for 2022, the number of employees laid off in 2023 and details of those who were appointed in 2022, and a list of clubs registered with DSO Peshawar and clubs to be registered in 2022.   The DSO Peshawar did not respond to the RTI application within the stipulated time of 30 days. On July 10, the person filed a second RTI applica

    Salahuddin, a weightlifter who has made a name for himself in the field since 2002, has been unemployed for the past four months after being dismissed by the provincial sports directorate without any reason.   Salahuddin, who came second in Pakistan's weightlifting rankings, has been volunteering to train new athletes in the gym of the Sports Directorate for eleven years. Despite his achievements, he could not be included in the list of daily wage employees of the Provincial Sports Directorate.   The sports directorate is supporting a conflicting and opposing organization, and is giving the equipment of the provincial sports directorate to this group. The directorate has also employed a weightlifter belonging to the same group on salary in Salahuddin's place, even though the opposition group's weightlifter has only competed at the local level and has no position.   #weightlifter #injustice #unemployment #provincialsportsdirectorate #pakistan

    The District Sports Office (DSO) Peshawar is considering proposals to install electricity check meters in the houses of employees residing in the grounds of Shah Tahmas Football Stadium. This includes employees from DSO Chitral. The aim of this is to enable employees to monitor their electricity consumption and make payments themselves.   The move comes after a recent raid on the premises revealed high electricity bills. The DSO is now looking to ensure that employees are only paying for the electricity they use.   In addition to installing electricity meters, the DSO is also considering providing gas connections for domestic use. This would be done by using funds from the Deputy Commissioner Peshawar.   However, it is unclear how gas connections would be installed given the ban on new connections. Additionally, there is no gas connection in the Provincial Sports Directorate, so it is unclear why a gas connection would be needed at the DSO.   The DSO is located in

    The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa swimming team sent by the Provincial Sports Directorate has been barred from participating in the Pakistan Swimming Federation competitions due to the non-election of a provincial sports body.   The team was sent to Lahore to participate in the recent competitions, but was stopped from competing by the federation. The federation said that the team could not participate because there was no elected provincial sports body in place.   The trials for the team were conducted by employees of the Provincial Sports Directorate. However, the federation said that this was not enough, and that a properly elected body was needed to ensure the legitimacy of the team.   The team has now returned to Peshawar. The Provincial Sports Directorate has said that it is working to resolve the issue and that it hopes to have a team participating in future competitions.   Hashtags: #kikxnow #digitalcreator #sportsnews #mojo #mojosports #peshawar #kpk #kplahore #team

    The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports Directorate has been criticized for its "duplicitous" policy of providing funds for swimming competitions, but not for other sports.   The criticism came after the directorate announced that it would be providing 200000 to the team going for swimming competitions. However, when approached for funds for other sports, such as archery, badminton, and table tennis, the directorate said that it did not have the funds available.   This has led to accusations that the directorate is favoring swimming over other sports. Critics say that this is unfair to athletes in other sports, who are being denied the opportunity to compete at a high level.   The directorate has defended its policy, saying that swimming is a priority sport for the province. However, critics say that this does not excuse the lack of funding for other sports.   The controversy has sparked a debate about the role of the sports directorate in promoting sports in the

    A raid on the houses of District Sports Officer (DSO) and Regional Sports Officer (RSO) Peshawar employees has confirmed a journalist's report from April 2023 alleging illegal use of electricity in Shah Tahmas Football Stadium.   In April 2023, the DSO Peshawar filed a complaint against the journalist in Faqirabad police station for publishing the report. The complaint was later withdrawn after the journalist filed a counter-application.   The raid on the employees' houses has confirmed that illegal electricity connections were being used in the stadium. The DSO and RSO Peshawar have now acknowledged the issue.   The Sports Directorate Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been accused of refusing to hire sports coaches due to a financial crisis, while at the same time paying the electricity bills of employees living in government quarters. Many of these houses are not equipped with meters, allowing residents to use electricity freely.   The illegal use of electricity is

    District Sports Officer (DSO) Peshawar and Regional Sports Officer (RSO) Peshawar raided the houses of employees located in Shah Tahmas Football Stadium on Thursday. The raid was conducted to check for illegal electricity connections.   During the raid, it was found that two class four employees, including the DSO Chitral, were using electricity illegally. The employees were also using heaters and other appliances for domestic purposes. The electricity was being used without a check meter.   The DSO Peshawar and RSO Peshawar have submitted a report about the incident to Director General Sports Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Khalid Mehmood. They have sought his opinion on how to proceed with the matter.   Meanwhile, the employees whose houses were raided are angry about the unauthorized entry into their homes. They are also worried about their privacy and the disrespect of women.   The employees are considering taking the matter to different forums.   #kikxnow #digitalcrea

    Residential quarters have been built within the 50-meter buffer zone of the only football ground in Peshawar city, in violation of international regulations.   According to experts, the construction of residential quarters within the buffer zone is illegal and impedes the hosting of national-level competitions.   The experts had earlier informed the administration of the Provincial Sports Directorate about the illegality of the residential quarters, but no action was taken.   The construction of residential quarters within the buffer zone is a violation of international standards, which require a buffer zone of at least 50 meters between football grounds and residential areas.   The buffer zone is necessary to mitigate noise and other disturbances from football matches.   The experts have urged the authorities to take action to remove the residential quarters from the buffer zone.   Hashtags: #kikxnow #footballground #bufferzone #sportsnews #mojo #mojsport

    The Provincial Sports Directorate has kept silent on the matter of the missing engine of the vehicle made for special athletes and has issued instructions to the driver that he will get a lump sum of three months' salary, but he does not need to talk to anyone in this matter. The driver has been threatened in this regard, which is why he refuses to talk.   The provincial sports directorate has started an investigation regarding the engine change of the vehicle made for special athletes parked in the parking lot and also stopped the salary of a driver. He was questioned several times as to how he changed the engine of the vehicle, but the driver denied it and his position was that his duty was not with the concerned vehicle, therefore he did not know about it.   In this case, information should be taken from the former and current administrator of the sports directorate and the records of all the cameras should also be checked. However, now the administration of the pr

    Special athletes associated with various sports in the sports directorate have raised objections to the departure of special athletes from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for various competitions in China. They have alleged that the Paralympic Association did not select the athletes for these games through trials and sent unselected athletes to China for special competitions. They have called this a cruel and abusive move.   The special players have alleged that, like other sports of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, there is a series of cruelty and abuse of special players, which is a regrettable move. According to them, there are some players who call themselves coaches sometimes and become players and participate in competitions other times.   According to these special players associated with different sports, the trials of the players for the special games in China were not taken and all this was done secretly. According to them, no one knows when the National Paralympics were held, nor are th

      A contractor visited the Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium in Peshawar yesterday to fix the damaged sprinklers, which had been identified three days ago. One sprinkler was not working properly and the auto system of another sprinkler was damaged, causing only eight out of ten sprinklers to be functional.   The contractor visited the stadium yesterday to fix the sprinklers. The technician of the Provincial Sports Directorate took out the gurney of one fountain, but the auto system of the other fountain has not been fixed yet.   The Pakistan Sports Board constructed a new turf and installed fountains at the Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium in Peshawar within a year through a Canadian-born contractor.   #kikxnow #digitalcreator #sports #ppc #peshawar #LalaAyubHockeyStadium #Peshawar #Contractor #Sprinklers #Fixed

    A large part of the roof of the stand/audience section in Peshawar's Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium has collapsed. The roof of the section named after Olympian Qazi Waheed, which was made of tin sheets, is also gradually disappearing. It is not clear where the part of the roof that collapsed has disappeared.   The provincial sports directorate has yet to report on the condition of the stadium, even though the Pakistan Sports Board Islamabad recently installed new turf, new goal posts, jungles, and fountains.   The fact that grass is also growing on the turf, which is not being cut, suggests that the stadium is not being properly maintained.   This is a matter of serious concern, as the Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium is one of the most important hockey stadiums in Pakistan. It has hosted numerous international matches, including the 1982 Men's Hockey World Cup.   The provincial sports directorate must immediately take action to repair the damaged roof and to ensure that the stadium is p

Peshawar Red defeated Peshawar White 2-1 in the Inter-District Hockey Championship at the Peshawar Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium.   Chairman of Hockey Association Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and former IGP Saeed Khan was the chief guest for the match, while Syed Zahir Shah and Hidayatullah of Hockey Association were also present.   Hamza scored a goal for Peshawar Red in the third quarter, while Salman and Zareen scored two consecutive goals in the final quarter to seal the victory.   WAPDA senior players Qaiser Wadud and Abdul Hadi performed the duties of technical officials for the match.   #interdistricthockeychampionship #peshawarred #peshawarwhite #hockey #kpk #kp #peshawar #pakistan #hockeymatch #sportsnews #mojo #mojosports #kikxnowdigital

    The District Sports Office Peshawar has issued instructions to the administration to charge a monthly fee of Rs. 500 from football players. All players who are coming to the ground for football will be required to pay the fee, otherwise they will not be allowed to enter. Most of the football players who come to the ground are students from different schools. They are worried about the increase in fees, as they cannot afford to pay Rs. 500 per month, especially since there is no coach to train them. A large number of players are now in contact with each other to leave the ground due to the increased fees. #Sports #Peshawar #Football #Fee #kikxnow #digitalcreator #sportsnews #qasaban #qasaba

    The Directorate of Sports Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has started an investigation after receiving complaints regarding a daily wage employee who has been deducting Rs 1,000 from the salaries of permanent employees of the District Sports Office Peshawar.   According to the complaints, the permanent employees were asked to deduct Rs 1,000 from their salaries and give it to the daily wage employee, Shah Tahmas, who works at the football stadium. The employees were also threatened that if they refused, they would be transferred to another place and face disciplinary action.   The Directorate of Sports summoned the permanent Class IV employees of Shah Tahmas Football Stadium for investigation, but most of the employees were too scared to speak out, fearing dismissal. The District Sports Office Peshawar is now investigating which employee wrote the request for investigation to find out how the information of DSO Peshawar office is getting out. #Sports #KhyberPakhtunkhwa #SalaryDeduct

    The Civil Quarter Grounds, run by the Directorate of Sports Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, have been closed for maintenance. Soil extracted from the Provincial Sports Directorate has been put on the grounds, and a ban has been imposed on people coming for walks and playing hockey, football, and volleyball. People have been instructed that no one is allowed to come to the Civil Quarter Grounds until the maintenance work is completed.   The closure of the grounds has caused upset among locals, as it is the only place for their children to play. People from the areas adjacent to the Civil Quarter also come here for walking and playing other games.   In addition, a football tournament that was being held at the civil Quarter Ground was recently stopped after a dispute between the tournament organization and the administration. The semi-finals and final of the tournament could not be held as a result.   The closure of the Civil Quarter Grounds and the cancellation of the football tou