NATIONAL SPORTS DAY- CREATIVE PRACTICES

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 National Sports Day, presented by Fathima Memorial Training College. This event is scheduled to take place on 29th August 2024 at the Seminar Hall. It aims to promote the importance of sports in education and encourage creative practices that enhance both physical and mental well-being.


National Sports Day, celebrated annually on August 29th in India, commemorates the birth anniversary of hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand. This day serves as a reminder of the critical role sports play in the holistic development of individuals and communities. Events like this allow participants to celebrate physical fitness, teamwork, and discipline, which are essential qualities for personal growth.


The focus on "Creative Practices" suggests an innovative approach, likely incorporating unique sporting activities or workshops that go beyond traditional games, emphasizing the connection between creativity and physical activity. This can inspire students to adopt a healthier lifestyle while engaging their minds in creative endeavors. Fathima Memorial Training College's initiative is a great way to highlight the transformative power of sports and foster a vibrant, active culture within the institution.

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