Grand double for Patna Coaching Centre

Patna, June 6, 2010: Patna Coaching Camp earned a grand double winning the boys’ and girls’ titles of the third Prahlad Prasad memorial ball badminton tournament at the New Police Lines ground here on Sunday.

Patna Coaching Camp (PCC) boys defeated Dwarika High School 29-28, 29-26 while PCC girls beat Dayanand Girls High School, Mithapur, 29-15, 29-22 in the final.


Kundan of Dwarika High School and Swati of Patna Coaching Camp were declared best players of the tournament.

Dr Gyanendra Singh, vice-president, Bihar State Ball Badminton Association distributed the prizes. Gauri Shankar welcomed the guests. Dheeraj Kumar, convenor, proposed a vote of thanks.

Dwarika High School and BMP-5 Camp Jail School win ball badminton titles

Patna, February 25, 2010: Dwarika High School boys clinched the State-level ball badminton championships title beating SS School, Nalanda 29-25, 29-16 at Miller School ground here on Thursday.

BMP-5 Camp Jail School won the girls’ crown defeating Dayanand Girls School, Mithapur 29-12, 29-24.

Kundan, Kameshwar, Prakash and Rupak played well for Dwarika School while Navalesh, Nishant and Manoj excelled for Nalanda.

In girls’ final Annu, Sweeti, Neha and Urmila displayed their mettle with good services and effective returns for the winners while Pragati, Sonali and Mamta showed their talents for the losers.

Former chairman of Bihar Legislative Council, Professor Arun Kumar gave away the prizes. Krishna Kameshwar of Dwarika School and Navalesh of Naland were adjudged star players of the tournament in the boys’ section. Annu Kumari, Urmila Kumari (both from BMP-5 School) and Neha of Dayanand School were adjudged star players in the girls’ section.

Earlier, Dwarika High School, Mandiri and SS Vidyalaya, Nalanda moved into the final. Mandiri school boys chalked out 29-5, 29-6 victory in the first semi-final while Nalanda beat BMP-5 Camp Jail 29-12, 29-18 in the second semi-final.

Dayanand Girls School, Mithapur set up title clash with BMP-5 Camp Jail School in the girls’ final. Mithapur girls defeated Ghaneshwari Balika Vidyalaya, Danapur 21-29, 29-21, 29-9 in the first semi-final while BMP-5 Camp Jail School got the better of Ghanshyam Balika Vidyalaya, Khagaul 29-5, 29-13 in another semi-final match.

Photo caption: BMP-5 Camp Jail School girls and Dwarika High School boys (bottom) pose for a group photograph with ball badminton trophies in Patna on February 25, 2010.

Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

Dhyanchand ballbadminton trophy for Patna Coaching Camp

Patna, August 28, 2009:
Patna Coaching Camp (PCC) won the Dhyanchand memorial women’s ballbadminton tournament title beating Magadh Mahila College 29-25,27-29 and 29-21 in a keenly contested final at the Magadh Mahila Collegeground here on Friday.

Pushpa of PCC was declared best player of the tournament. Dr Kiran Ghai, MLC and national secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was the chief guest in the prize-distribution function and she distributed the prizes.

Dr Dolly Sinha, principal, Magadh Mahila College, was the special guest. Ajay Yadav, organising secretary welcomed the guests and Gauri Shankar, secretary, Bihar State Ballbadminton Associationproposed a vote of thanks. Mitali Moitra, physical education director, Magadh Mahila College, conducted the matches.

Ballbadminton: Magadh Mahila College lose

Patna, August 27, 2009:
Patna Coaching Camp beat Magadh Mahila College 29-19, 26-29, 29-24 in the opening match of the Dhyanchand memorial ballbadminton championship at the Magadh Mahila College ground here on Thursday.

In the second match, Magadh Mahila College defeated Five Star Club 29-22, 29-15.
Earlier, Ramdev Prasad, chairman, Child Labour Commission and RR Prasad, former DGP and member, Bihar Human Right Commission, jointly inaugurated the meet in a colourful function. Dr Dolly Sinha, principal, Magadh Mahila College was the special guest. Chandan Rai welcomed the guest while Gauri Shankar, secretary, Bihar State Ball Badminton Association proposed a vote of thanks.