Physical fitness c’ship concludes

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Updated At : 11:02 AM Aug 07, 2024 IST

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Jalandhar, August 6

The AGI Physical Fitness Championship, held under the aegis of AGI All-India Sports Institute at Jalandhar Heights 1, concluded with a grand prize distribution ceremony.

Directors of AGI Infra Ltd, Varinder Singh and Abhijit Singh, honoured the winners. In the men's section, Ribhav, Jobanjeet, Puneet, Satinder Singh Virk and Gurinder Sangha were declared winners in different categories and competitions, while in the women's section, Sukhmani, Divyana Sharma, Rajinder Kaur and Harpreet Kaur Virk were declared winners. Notably, Puneet and Harpreet Kaur stood out as the top performers in their respective categories, winning the highest number of events. — TNS

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