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    The Badminton training machines purchased for twelve lakh rupees are deteriorating in the Tariq Wadud Badminton Hall. The computerized Badminton machines have been idle and gathering dust for the past four years. The Sports Directorate administration has taken notice. These machines, which cost approximately twelve lakh rupees each, were purchased for seven other divisions, including the Hayatabad Sports Complex, which was under former DG Isfandiar Khattak's leadership. The machines were primarily intended to improve player training. The total cost of purchasing these machines exceeded crores of rupees, and they were sent to complexes in various divisional centers. Since the machines were purchased, there have been no cock feeds available, rendering them unusable. As a result, these computerized badminton machines, worth lakhs of rupees, have been idle in Peshawar Sports Complex, Hayatabad Sports Complex, and other divisional complexes, deteriorating over time. #Spo

  The decision by the federal PSB Peshawar Center to ban volleyball players has sparked anger among sports circles in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. They criticize the move as "anti-sports" and call for its immediate reversal. Questions arise about PSB's legal authority in the province post the 18th Amendment, while the Chief Minister's silence on the matter faces sharp criticism. Additionally, PSB employees are accused of burdening the treasury, with allegations of facility misuse and lack of transparency surfacing. Sports enthusiasts are urging PSB to prioritize promoting sports over regressive actions, demanding the Chief Minister's intervention to create a sports-friendly environment for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa players. Join the movement to #StopPSBAntiSports and ensure #KPKChampions are not ignored.

  Peshawar , The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) Peshawar Center has come under fire for denying volleyball players access to practice facilities, despite collecting monthly fees. This has been happening for several months, causing frustration among players affiliated with the Provincial Sports Directorate. Previously, players trained at the Provincial Sports Directorate. However, the directorate erected security walls for unidentified reasons. While a separate entrance exists between the directorate and PSB, the PSB Peshawar Center management refuses to allow volleyball players access through it. This effectively shuts them out of practice facilities. Disappointed players have raised concerns about paying fees while being denied access to training grounds. The situation highlights a lack of communication and coordination between the PSB and the Provincial Sports Directorate, ultimately impacting athletes. #VolleyballCrisis #PSBNeglect #VolleyballCrisis

  Confusion Reigns as Competitions Postponed Despite Equipment Availability Peshawar ,   The highly anticipated inter-academy sports competitions organized by the Amalgamated Districts Sports Directorate have been inexplicably delayed. While training camps concluded in Surupe, and sports equipment was reportedly brought in for the event, the official competition date remains unannounced. Internal sources within the Sports Directorate allege a lack of equipment as the cause for the postponement. Apparently, essential player equipment is missing from the storeroom. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the disappearance. Further complicating matters, reports suggest potential irregularities in sports equipment management during the transfer from the Provincial Sports Directorate a year ago. While an initial investigation was conducted, it appears the issue was not fully resolved. The Director of the merged Districts Sports Directorate, Raziullah Betni, remains op

    Great news for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's athletes! The Sports Directorate has added ten new projects to the annual development program for the upcoming financial year (2024-25). This expansion aims to further promote sports across the province. Total Projects: 51 (41 ongoing, 10 new) Ongoing Projects Budget: Rs. 3,890.571 million New Projects Budget: Rs. 2,640.001 million Projects Completed in 2024-25: 8 This initiative builds upon last year's program, which included 56 projects (46 ongoing and 10 new). #KPKGoesForGold #KhyberPakhtunkhwaSports #SportsDevelopment #InvestingInTheFuture #Pakistan  

    Great news for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's athletes! The Sports Directorate has added ten new projects to the annual development program for the upcoming financial year (2024-25). This expansion aims to further promote sports across the province. Total Projects: 51 (41 ongoing, 10 new) Ongoing Projects Budget: Rs. 3,890.571 million New Projects Budget: Rs. 2,640.001 million Projects Completed in 2024-25: 8 This initiative builds upon last year's program, which included 56 projects (46 ongoing and 10 new). #KPKGoesForGold #KhyberPakhtunkhwaSports #SportsDevelopment #InvestingInTheFuture #Pakistan  

      A rising star stole the spotlight in an intense showdown between Peshawar and Nowshera, hailing from the Muazullah Khan Cricket Academy - none other than Muhammad Jawad! Jawad's exceptional performance ignited the crowd, drowning out the buzzing cicadas under the scorching Peshawar sun. Right from the first delivery, Jawad exhibited a skill level far beyond his years. His batting prowess was a spectacle of precision and finesse, leaving the Nowshera bowlers bewildered. With the agility of a seasoned player, he elegantly maneuvered the ball through the field, scoring runs effortlessly. But Jawad's talent didn't end with the bat. His bowling unleashed a fiery barrage that had the Nowshera batters on edge. Deliveries raced past them like lightning, claiming wickets in quick succession. With each dismissal, Jawad's name reverberated through the stadium, solidifying his hero status. As the final whistle blew, Jawad stood tall, hailed as the match's hero.  

  A three-member Pakistan judo contingent, supported by the Pakistan Sports Board, set off for Yakutsk, Russia this morning to compete in the ongoing 8th Children of Asia Games. The prestigious judo competition kicks off on June 28th in Yakutsk, with three days of intense contests. Pakistan Judo Federation (PJF) President, Colonel Junaid Alam, has urged the judokas to fight with all their might and expressed confidence in their ability to deliver exceptional performances at this major event. The Pakistan judo team is comprised of: Mr. Zeeshan Butt (Wapda) - Coach Mr. Salman Khan - Athlete Mr. Muhammad Khalifa – Athlete #Judo #Pakistan #AsiaGames #Yakutsk #Sports

    Peshawar ,   The inquiry report concerning the former Regional Sports Officer (RSO) in DI Khan has mysteriously vanished after reaching the office of the Secretary of Sports. Sources within the sports directorate reveal that the report detailed several serious issues, including the absence of class four employees from duty and a lack of coordination between the regional and district sports officers. Additionally, the report highlighted vacancies in the District Sports Office (DSO), with routine absenteeism among concerned individuals. The inquiry team noted that over three lakh rupees were transferred by the RSO to associations without proper authorization, leading to unapproved expenses. Issues in the withdrawal of money for expenses, discrepancies in cash handling, and anomalies in bank statements were also documented. The report further criticized the allocation of funds to various sports associations, including the Taekwondo and Cricket Associations, without due process,

    Pakistan Archery Federation held its elections today in Lahore, electing a new cabinet to lead the sport for the next four years. Retired Colonel Syed Akram Sadaf was elected as the new President, with Zulfiqar Butt taking the role of Secretary. The elections were conducted under the supervision of a committee formed by Pakistan Olympic Association and World Archery Federation, ensuring transparency and adherence to regulations. Colonel Sadaf expressed his commitment to promoting archery within the legal framework and fostering the sport at all levels, including the grassroots. He acknowledged the near miss for Pakistani archers in qualifying for the Olympics and pledged to provide better support for future qualification efforts. He also highlighted the increasing participation and success of female archers in Pakistan. The newly elected cabinet has a lot to achieve in the coming years. With a focus on development, support, and qualification, Pakistan archery looks poised t