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"Health is the greatest wealth": Dr. Satbir Singh Gosal at annual PAU's National Sports Camp concluding ceremony
Babushahi Bureau
Ludhiana, July 26, 2024: Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), Ludhiana, successfully hosted the concluding ceremony of the 15-day National Sports Organization Camp for the academic year 2023-2024.The camp, held for students from various colleges under the university, concluded with a vibrant ceremony.
The Chief Guest, Dr Satbir Singh Gosal, Vice Chancellor of PAU, graced the event.
Addressing the students, Dr Satbir Singh Gosal emphasized the importance of sports in maintaining physical and mental well-being. He noted that sports fields serve as classrooms where students can escape mental stress.
Dr Gosal highlighted that good health is the greatest wealth in life, underscoring the importance of establishing healthy habits.
He encouraged the students to balance their academic pursuits with regular participation in sports, which he described as an ideal combination. Dr Gosal congratulated all the students for completing the camp.
Dr Nirmal Singh Jaura, PAU Director of Student Welfare, welcomed the guests and provided details about the camp.
He mentioned that approximately 202 students participated in this annual camp, which included training in various sports such as athletics, badminton, basketball, cricket, hockey, volleyball, cycling, swimming, football, handball, and shooting. In addition to sports techniques, the camp also offered insights into maintaining good health.
Dr Charanjit Singh Aulakh, Dean of the College of Agriculture, expressed his gratitude to the guests, staff members, and students for their cooperation in making the camp successful.
He hoped the students would incorporate the modern techniques learned during the camp into their daily lives and maintain a healthy and prosperous life.
The Chief Guest honored students who excelled in various activities during the ceremony. Tarandeep Kaur from the College of Horticulture and Anshik Badyal from the College of Agriculture were named the best campers among girls and boys, respectively. Dr. Paramveer Singh, the camp director, moderated the ceremony.