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"Sports should be treated as a professional career": Javgal Srinath

Manipal, Apr 30 (UNI) Newly appointed International Cricket Council (ICC) Match Referee and former speedster Javgal Srinath today said that Sports should be treated as a professional career.

Participating in the valedictory of the three-day International Conference on Physical Education and Sports Science organised by Kasturba Medical College (KMC) here, he said that unlike in many foreign countries Sports, in India, could not attain the place of professional career status. " Indian market yet to absorb sports persons in their profession", he added.

Srinath said that several foreign countries have Sports University and offer courses in various discipline including Sports Psychology, Medicine, Nutrition and dietary. "There was urgent need for such an University in India and for this purposes leading Educational Institutions like MAHE, a Deemed University, could take lead to provide sports a professional career status." National Association of Physical Education and Sports Sciences (NAPESS) President Chinnappa Reddy announced that the next Conference of the NAPESS would be held in January 2007 in Kolkata University which is celebrating 150 years of establishment.

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Kannur witnesses tough fight

Kannur (Kerala), Apr 29 (UNI) Kannur, which is going to the polls on May three in the third and final phase of Assembly elections in Kerala, is witnessing a tough fight between the ruling United Democratic Front (UDF) and the CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front(LDF). Though there were seven candidates in the fray the main fight is between former Minister K Sudhakaran (Congress -UDF)) and CPI(M) nominee K P Sahadevan (LDF). The CPI(M) is making.....

Sreesanth misses a vote

Kochi, Apr 29 (UNI) While he was busy bringing India laurels, cricketing hero S Sreesanth could not register as a voter and today missed exercising a cherished right the country gives its people. The 23-year-old pacer did not vote in the Assembly polls in Kerala because his name does not figure in the electoral rolls in his home constituency Kothamangalam in Ernakulam district, where polling is being held today in the second phase of the.....

KPCC chief urges people to vote without fear

Kannur (Kerala), Apr 29 (UNI) Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee President Ramesh Chennithala today urged the people of the Malabar region to come forward to fight violation of civic rights and anti-democratic tendencies. Participating in a meet-the-Press programme of the Press Club, he called upon the people to exercise their franchise without any fear. Mr Ramesh alleged that the Left Democratic Front (LDF) had made poll pacts with communal forces to win the Assembly elections. He.....
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