Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Hockey Association Gifts Plants to Event Guests

Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Hockey Association

The Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Hockey Association organised an Inter-School Hockey Tournament for boys and girls at St. Robert’s School Ground on 22nd of September. The event marked the revival of school level hockey in Darjeeling Hills after five long years. The Joint Secretary of Bengal Hockey Association Kolkata, Dr Mohammad Khalid Hussian graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.

The objective of the event was to provide a platform for the young talents who show great potential for the game so that they are provided with an opportunity to participate at various state and national levels tournaments.

What set the day apart was the conscientious effort on the part of the Association to adhere to the Zero Waste Policy. The participating teams were asked to carry their own water bottles, plates and spoons. The guests were gifted potted plants to promote the message of ‘go green’ and thereby curtailing the use of plastic at all levels. Students participating in the event were made aware of environmental responsibility through a medium close to their hearts.

Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Hockey Association

In the boy’s event, Darjeeling Montessori House of Children won over Ghoom boys. Vidhya Jyoti Academy, Bijanbari were the second runner up.

In the girl’s event, St.Teresa “A ” Team emerged as the winner and Nepali Girls High School as Runner up and St.Teresa “B” as second runners up.

Alfonsa Rai from St Teresa and Ablikh Thapa, Darjeeling Montessori House of Children have judged the best players and Riyesh Sharma, Darjeeling Montessori House of Children and Sonammit Lepcha, St. Teresa’s Girls’ Higher Secondary School was awarded as promising players.

Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Hockey Association

The Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Hockey Association also felicitated those four girls football players who played Subrato Mukerjee Trophy at Delhi recently and the two best players of JN Hockey Tournament at Kolkata.

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The inspiration did not end until the closure of the day with St. Teresa’s Girls’ Higher Secondary School and Darjeeling Montessori House of Children cleaning up the area.


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