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Srinagar, November 03 (Scoop News)-Police in Ganderbal today inaugurated a Football tournament under the Civic Action Programme at the Government Physical College Stadium, Gadoora, with the aim of promoting sportsmanship, encouraging youth participation in sports and strengthening police-public relations.
The inaugural ceremony was chaired by SSP Ganderbal, along with the Principal Government Physical College Gadoora and DySP Hqrs Ganderbal. A total of 16 teams from across the district are participating in the tournament, providing young footballers with an opportunity to showcase their talent, demonstrate teamwork and compete in a healthy sporting environment.
The tournament commenced with an exciting inaugural match between Hamdaniya FC and Real Sports Kachan, in which Hamdaniya FC emerged victorious, defeating Real Sports Kachan by 2–0 goals.
The initiative reflects Ganderbal Police’s continued commitment to youth engagement through sports and constructive activities. Such programmes provide a positive platform to the youth to channelize their energy, nurture their sporting abilities and foster discipline, unity and mutual understanding.
J&K Police reiterated its commitment to organise such initiatives to promote sports culture, encourage youth participation and strengthen the bond between police and the public.
Police conducts surprise inspections of medical stores in Baramulla; Shopkeepers directed to ensure proper disposal of expired medicines
November 03: Jammu, Srinagar, November 03 (Scoop News)-As part of its sustained efforts to ensure regulatory compliance and safeguard public health, Police in Baramulla conducted surprise inspections of drug stores and medical shops in the villages of Fatehgarh, Heewan and Sheeri.
During the inspections, the licences of the establishments were thoroughly checked, while the stock of expired medicines was also examined to ensure compliance with the prescribed norms.
The shopkeepers were directed to maintain a separate and clearly designated shelf for expired medicines and ensure their timely and proper disposal in accordance with the established guidelines. They were further advised to strictly adhere to the prescribed regulations and maintain proper standards in the storage and handling of medicines.
J&K Police reiterated its commitment to safeguarding public health through regular inspections, effective enforcement and close monitoring of establishments dealing with medicines.
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