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Men’s Junior Hockey World Cup trophy tour reaches Jammu

The event was graced by Commissioner Secretary, Youth Services and Sports, Yasha Mudgal as Chief Guest
11:38 PM Nov 12, 2025 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
The event was graced by Commissioner Secretary, Youth Services and Sports, Yasha Mudgal as Chief Guest
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Jammu, Nov 12: The Hockey Men’s Junior World Cup 2025 Trophy on Wednesday reached Jammu as part of the Trophy Tour, and the city witnessed a wave of excitement and pride.

As per an official statement, the iconic trophy was displayed at K.K. Hakku Stadium, filling the venue with the energy of aspiring athletes, sports lovers, and school students who gathered in large numbers to celebrate the spirit of Indian hockey.

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The event was graced by Commissioner Secretary, Youth Services and Sports, Yasha Mudgal as Chief Guest.

J&K Secretary of the J&K Sports Council, Nuzhat Gul, along with officials from the Hockey India Federation and the J&K Hockey Association, besides a large number of players, was also present on the occasion.

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Addressing the gathering, the Commissioner Secretary said, “The arrival of the Junior World Cup Trophy in Jammu marks a proud moment for all sports lovers of the region. Hockey has always stood as a symbol of India’s unity, resilience, and determination. Through this event, we aim to inspire our youth to embrace the sport with renewed passion and dedication. The J&K Government remains fully committed to extending every possible support for the growth of hockey and other sporting disciplines across the region, and the day is not far when our athletes will represent the country with pride and excellence.”

Secretary of the J&K Sports Council, in her address, said, “The J&K Sports Council under the Youth Services and Sports Department is committed to providing access to quality infrastructure, professional coaching, and exposure to aspiring athletes in every district.

The Trophy Tour, which will travel through 20 states of India, aims to celebrate the FIH Junior Men’s World Cup 2025, promote hockey awareness and participation across the nation, and inspire the younger generation to take pride in India’s glorious hockey legacy.

 

 

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