PM Modi to address Jaipur sport meet participants via video-conferencing : The Tribune India

PM Modi to address Jaipur sport meet participants via video-conferencing

The event provides an opportunity for the youth of Jaipur to showcase their sporting talent, says PMO

PM Modi to address Jaipur sport meet participants via video-conferencing

Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PTI file



PTI

New Delhi, February 5

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the participants of the ‘Jaipur Mahakhel’ on Sunday via video-conferencing.

The Prime Minister’s Office said the event is being organised in the Rajasthan capital by Lok Sabha MP from Jaipur Rural and former Union minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore.

The ‘Mahakhel’ (mega sport), which is focusing on kabaddi competition this year, started on the National Youth Day on January 12 and has witnessed the participation of more than 6,400 youths and sports persons from more than 450 gram panchayats, municipalities and wards of all eight legislative assembly regions of the constituency.

The organisation of the event provides an opportunity for the youth of Jaipur to showcase their sporting talent and also motivates them to take up sports as a career option, it said.

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