Water sports camp ends

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Updated At : 11:53 AM Dec 15, 2021 IST

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NURPUR, DECEMBER 14

The three-day customised water sports camp organised by the Regional Water Sports Centre (RWSC), Pong Lake, concluded last evening. Students from Hazipur and Talwara took part in the camp. The participants comprised 11 girls and 25 boys.

The water sports team imparted training in swimming, kayaking, sailing and rowing. According to Rakesh Walia, in charge, RWSC, the aim to organise the camp was to develop physical and mental endurance and instil team spirit among the students. — OC

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