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Army Medical Corps anniversary celebrated Meerut, January 1 The ceremony commenced with the unfurling of AMC flag by the Commandant, MH, Brigadier Surjit Singh, followed by a march past and fancy dress competitions. Brig Singh wished all officers NOs JCOs, ORs and their families. The Commandant also hosted a Bara Khana for all ranks, where he and other senior officers held interaction with the soldiers and heard their grievances and directed the concerned officers for their speedy redressal. Speaking to the NCR Tribune, Brigadier Singh said that MH, Meerut was one of the zonal hospital of AMC and had come a long way since independence. Keeping pace with advancement in the field of diagnostics and therapeutics and in medical technology, MH was capable of rendering services and care to serving and retired soldiers and their families. Laproscopic surgery was also started here recently, added Brig Singh. He assured that MH, Meerut was always set for any contingency and ECHS helpline was available for relived soldiers. The 240th AMC anniversary reminds us of the history of medical corps when on January 1, 1764, Bengal Presidency raised its regular establishment of military surgeons later Madras and Bombay presidency followed suit in 1767 and 1779 respectively. In the early 19th century, Indian medical services (IMS), Army hospitals corps and army bearers corps were raised. |
Sabya, Arpit shine in Frank Anthony’s victory New Delhi, January 1 Scores:
Frank Anthony School: 142 all out in 34.5 overs (Sarthak Khatri 35, Vijay Pandit 36, Gurjeet Singh 3 for 18, Gurteg Singh 3 for 21). GHPS:
137 all out in 32 overs (Dev Kant 33, Kanwar Jeet Singh 32, Sabya Banerjee 3 for 22, Arpit Upadhyay 3 for 23).
Madras Club win Madras Club defeated Ministry of Health by 108 runs in an A-I Division match of the DDCA League at the Mohan Meakin ground. Scores: Madras Club: 253 for 8 in 40 overs (Varun Sharma 75, Varun Sood 59, Puneet Bisth 35, Sunil Kumar 3 for 55). Ministry of Health:
145 all out in 32 overs (Mohan Kumar 42, Gautam Sharma 4 for 21, Varun Singh 4 for 34). In another match, Kishan Ganj defeated Daryaganj by six wickets in an A-I Scores: Daryaganj: 144 all out in 32.3 overs (Jagdish Singh 44, Gaurav Malhotra 34, Mohinder Pal 5 for 13, Dinesh Yadav 3 for 25). Kishan Ganj Gymkhana: 146 for 4 in 32.1 overs (Mrinal Saini 44 n o, Kapil Mehta 2 for 28).
Piyush Negi stars for Dogra Academy An unbeaten knock of 90 by Piyush Negi propelled Sumit Dogra Academy to a 94-run victory against R P Malik Academy ins the fourth Shakuntala Devi Under-19 Cricket Tournament. Scores: Dogra Academy: 296 for 5 in 40 overs (Piyush Negi 90, 12x4, 1x6; Mannu Kapoor 36, Arun Choudhary 36, Rachit Pathak 2 for 51). R P Malik Academy:
202 for 9 in 40 overs (Ricky Kumar 38, Neeraj Sharma 36, Kunal Kapoor 36, Akhand Rathore 2 for 28, Mayank Sethi 2 for 32).
Bharat National
School win Bharat National Public School defeated Rohtak Road Gymkhana by nine wickets in the first Nehru Public School Under-15 Cricket Tournament at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Scores: R R Gymkhana: 145 for 8 in 30 overs (Saurabh Pasi 50, Tarun Kumar 39, Saurabh Nischal 3 for 16, Dushyant Kumar 3 for 23). Bharat National School:
146 for 1 in 28 overs (Gaurav Bhatia 70 n o, Sameer Khurana 55). |
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B L Kashyap lift cricket cup New Delhi, January 1 Put into bat, SG scored 123 for 9 in 20 overs. And in reply, B L Kashyap scored 124 for 5 in 18.2 overs. Naresh Sidhu and Vikram Kashyap were adjudged the man of the final and best batsman respectively while Mohit Sharma and Kanav Anand got the best bowler and man of the tournament award respectively. Scores: SG: 123 for 5 in 20 overs (Abhishek Singh 25, Mohit Sharma 25, Rohit Chowdhary 25, Naresh Sidhu 2 for 13, Deep Singh 2 for 14). B L Kashyap:
124 for 5 in 18.2 overs (Vikram Kashyap 27, Kanav Anand 27, Monu Thapa 35 n o, Mohit Sharma 3 for 20). |
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Punjab Police struggle
to win New Delhi, January 1 Punjab Police had to strain hard for 52 minutes before they succeeded in piercing through the Delhi defence when Satwinder Singh converted a penalty corner. Punjab and Sind Bank whipped Air-India 6-0 in another Pool A match. Rajwinder Singh (2), Baljeet, Parminder, Sharanjeet and Sanjeev were the goal-scorers. Indian Oil defeated Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) 4-2, after leading by 3-0 at half time. Hamja Mustaba, Lakhwinder and Kamlesh got the goals in the first session. Hemram and Rajesh Kindo ran Indian Oil close in the second half when they scored for CRPF. But Kamlesh struck for a second time to widen the victory margin of Indian Oil. Friday’s fixtures:
Punjab and Sind Bank vs Delhi XI (1 pm); Punjab Police vs Air-India (2.30 p m)—Shivaji Stadium. |
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Vikram Dhariwal guides India
to victory New Delhi, January 1 Vikram Dhariwal and Narender (44 n o) put on 121 runs for the fifth wicket to give the Indian total solidity. Scores: India: 283 for 4 in 50 overs (Vikram Dhariwal 92 n o, Narender 44 n o, Vipin Kumar 39, K Goel 36, Akash Deep 27). West Indies:
55 for 9 in 23.3 overs (A Deokie 14, K Roach 12, Harvinder Singh 5 for 19). |
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Rakesh Shukla named Pondicherry coach New Delhi, January 1 Shanti Gyan Cricket The second Shanti Gyan Niketan Under-15 Cricket Tournament will be held at the Najafgarh Stadium from January 3. Entries close with Sachin Rishi at 56201338, 25013918.
Hudco upset Teri Hudco upset defending champions Teri by four runs and entered the semi-final of the seventh D G Phadkar Memorial Cricket Tournament at the Teri Oval. Scores: Hudco:
123 for 5 in 22 overs (Mukesh Kumar 51 n o, Suresh Negi 28, Rajeev Sharma 2 for 13, K P Eashwar 2 for 18, R K Pachauri 1 for 41). Teri:
119 for 7 in 22 overs (P V Jay Prasad 27, Ramkrishna Raju 22 n o, Rajnish Saxena 2 for 30, Mukesh Kumar 2 for 25). |
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