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Tug-of-war championship begins at Lamrin university

Tribune News Service
jalandhar, Updated At : 04:30 AM Apr 07, 2025 IST
Students take part in a tug-of-war event at Lamrin Tech Skills University.

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The All India University Tug-of-War Championship 2025 was inaugurated at Lamrin Tech Skills University, Punjab, in a grand and spirited manner today. The event was formally inaugurated with a balloon releasing ceremony, symbolising the spirit of sportsmanship and unity.

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The programme commenced with Saraswati Vandana followed by a vibrant march Past. Chief guest HS Dhillon, former DGP Punjab, addressed the gathering and inspired the students with his motivational words, while vice-chancellor Dr Parvinder Singh extended his warm wishes and blessings to the participants.

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A special highlight of the day was the Lamrin Tech Skills University anthem, which was officially sung for the first time during the opening ceremony, adding a touch of pride and unity to the event. Thousands of players from different universities from across the country are participating in the mega event.

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