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 Adnan Khan reigned supreme in the Under-25 category at the Islamabad Student Games, clinching the coveted title of All Pakistan Best Gymnast! His impressive performance included three gold medals and one silver, showcasing his exceptional talent and dedication. Sharing the spotlight in the Under-25 category, Shahabullah secured a gold and a silver medal, further demonstrating the strength of KPK's gymnastics contingent. The younger generation also shone brightly, with Muhammad Yahya (Under-18) bringing home two golds, one silver, and one bronze medal, and Ibrahim adding another gold to the tally. The Under-15 category saw promising athletes like Muhammad Talha (gold), Alyan Mehmood (silver and bronze), and Abu Bakr (bronze) contribute to the medal haul. Rizwan's silver medal in the floor event further solidified KPK's dominance in the competition. With a stunning total of 15 medals, these young gymnasts from KPK have not only brought immense pride to their pro

  Despite the Capital Water Commission (C&W) issuing a ban on unnecessary water use due to the critical water shortage, the Provincial Sports Directorate blatantly disregards the regulations. Employees reportedly wash officers' cars daily near the hockey grounds, blatantly wasting precious water. This action not only disrespects the authority of C&W but also demonstrates a complete disregard for the ongoing water crisis impacting the entire province. #SportsDirectorateWaste #WaterCrisis  

    Attention all athletes and sports enthusiasts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa! Get ready to hit the pause button, because the Provincial Sports Directorate has called a time-out until February 10th. That's right, the directorate is completely closed due to the upcoming elections, meaning all sports activities are on hold. Training sessions: Time to put down the weights and dust off your gym bag – training sessions are suspended until next week. Competitions: Any matches or tournaments scheduled for these dates are postponed. Looks like you'll have to wait a little longer to showcase your skills! Administrative tasks: Need to register for a competition or get some paperwork sorted? Unfortunately, the directorate's doors are locked tight until February 10th. But fear not, sports fans! This is just a temporary break. Mark your calendars for February 10th, when the directorate reopens and the games resume. Until then, use this time to strategize, practice your skills, and g

    Report details alleged misuse of funds, nepotism, and illegal activities within the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports Directorate. Islamabad, Pakistan: A shocking report has emerged alleging widespread corruption and mismanagement within the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports Directorate. The report, based on multiple sources, paints a disturbing picture of an institution failing to fulfill its duties and instead engaging in practices that exploit athletes, misuse public funds, and violate regulations. Key Allegations: Misuse of Funds: District Sports Officers (DSOs) accused of neglecting grassroots development while misusing allocated funds. No sports competitions held in two years. Paperwork vs. Reality: DSOs failing to verify the validity of registered clubs and associations, potentially enabling fraudulent activity. Unlawful Construction: Quarters built within the directorate without proper permission, raising questions about transparency and accountability. Electricity Theft: Spo

    PESHAWAR - Daily wage employees, including coaches recruited by former Provincial Sports Directorate head Khalid Mehmood, are facing financial hardship due to unpaid salaries for the past four months. These coaches, entrusted with shaping future athletes, claim they are now struggling with debt and living on loans. One coach, appointed by Mehmood, shared his plight: "Initially, I received a month's salary, but then it stopped. Despite providing data and information to officials, nothing has changed." This sentiment echoes among several coaches, forced to navigate daily life through borrowed means. While the reason for the salary delays remains unclear, the impact on these employees is undeniable. With their livelihoods in jeopardy, questions arise about the Provincial Government's commitment to supporting sports and its personnel. The plight of these coaches highlights the need for transparency and accountability within the Provincial Sports Directorate. U

      PESHAWAR: The dream of an international cricket ground in Kalam, envisioned by former Prime Minister Imran Khan, faces a major hurdle as land acquisition stalls construction. Despite earlier assurances of free land, locals are demanding significantly higher compensation, throwing the project's cost and timeline into disarray. Funding Gap: Initially, only construction funds (20 crore rupees) were allocated, with no provisions for land purchase. Local Resistance: Residents demand 1 crore per kanal (land unit), rejecting the government's offer of 52 lakh rupees. Negotiation Stalemate: Talks with the district administration remain inconclusive, pushing costs to potentially 3.42 billion rupees if demands are met. Legal Challenge: Locals have approached the court further complicating the process. Khan's 2020 announcement promised a state-of-the-art ground nestled in Kalam's scenic beauty. The plan included a hostel and four-star hotel facilities, aiming to

    The once vibrant Peshawar Sports Complex, a hub for sporting activities and a haven for greenery, has lost its charm following the installation of new shades on the pavilion. Several concerning issues have come to light: The lush lawn surrounding the football ground has been completely destroyed during the construction process. Excavations for the iron railings and shade installation left the area barren. In a bizarre move, unsuitable trees were planted in the area, highlighting a lack of planning and expertise. Thankfully, these were identified and removed, but no effort has been made to replace them with appropriate greenery. Despite significant funds being allocated, the damaged lawn remains neglected. Piles of dirt mar the landscape, creating an unsightly and unusable space. With spring in full bloom, the absence of action by the sports directorate raises concerns about their commitment to maintaining the complex's aesthetics and functionality. This situation ra

  Caretaker Chief Minister Khyber, Justice Retired Syed Arshad Hussain Shah, graced the Peshawar Lawyers Unity Sports Gala 2023-24 organized by the Peshawar High Court Bar Association as a distinguished guest. During the prize distribution ceremony, the Chief Minister presented medals and trophies to outstanding athletes who excelled in various sports. Not only celebrating the athletic achievements, but the Chief Minister also announced a generous grant of Rs 30 lakh for the Peshawar High Court Bar Association, emphasizing the government's commitment to supporting legal professionals. In a significant move, he pledged to provide land for the construction of a committee hall and a hostel for lawyers in Peshawar, urging relevant authorities to take prompt actions. Expressing his sentiments, the Chief Minister referred to lawyers as an integral part of his extended family. He highlighted the crucial role lawyers play in society, considering them as leaders who guide communities in

    The Khairur Rehman Memorial Hockey Championship culminated in a thrilling finale between the khapal kor Foundation team and Zalmi. From the initial whistle,   Kor Foundation asserted their dominance, swiftly establishing a 4-1 lead by the designated half-time mark.   Despite valiant efforts, Zalmi could only manage a single goal, ultimately falling short to Core Foundation's superior performance. The final score stood at 4-1, crowning Core Foundation as the undisputed champions of the tournament. ·          #kikxnow #hockey #turf #sports #pakistan #games   #swatvalley #KhairurRehmanMemorial #HockeyChampions #CoreFoundationVictorious #TurfWar #SwatValleyPride #PakistanHockey #SportsNews  

    Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's sporting scene hangs in a limbo, with unfulfilled promises surrounding coach appointments casting a long shadow over player development and athletic aspirations. The arrival of new Director General Abdul Nasir Khan seemed to offer a glimmer of hope. Under his tenure, a PC-1 proposal for hiring coaches and unemployed daily wage employees, sidelined by predecessor Khalid Mahmood, was sent ahead. However, optimism has dwindled into uncertainty. No appointments have materialized. This stagnation stands in stark contrast to Mahmood's selective focus. While specific coaches were chosen for athletics, weightlifting, swimming, and football (sports he and his children participated in), other disciplines were woefully neglected. Khan's initial pledge to expedite PC-1 approval raised spirits. Talk of "done deals" and imminent appointments gave way to whispers of further meetings and delays. Now, as the first quarter of 2024 draws to a close, no