Kadanga, Sept. 28: A district-level Kabaddi tournament for boys and girls in the Under-14 and Under-17 categories was held at the Kadanga Government Primary School grounds, organized by the Kodagu Zilla Panchayat and the Department of Public Instruction and Literacy. Dignitaries inaugurated the event by watering a sapling.
SDMC President Bhavya presided over the program and extended her best wishes for the tournament. Balachandra, the Superintendent of Physical Education Teachers for Kodagu district, spoke on the occasion, expressing hope that the participating students would achieve success by giving importance to sports alongside their academics.
Salam, a Kadanga-based entrepreneur and retired soldier, addressed the gathering, noting that many world-renowned figures did not succeed in their first attempt; they were able to move towards victory only after experiencing initial failure. He advised students to accept both victory and defeat in sports with equanimity. Headmistress Hemavathi delivered the welcome address. Students from all taluks of the district arrived to participate in the tournament. Present on the stage were school land donors Kaniyara Prakash, Udiyanda Changappa Robin Kodira, Baltikalanda Ganapathi, Aboobaker, Deyira Subhash, and Samsiya; teachers Babitha, Saibunnisa, and Asiyamma; and teacher Vatsala.
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