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NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA SAMITI

(LUCKNOW REGION)

NATIONAL HOCKEY MEET VENUE: - J.N.V.KHAIRABAD,SITAPUR

OPENING CEREMONY DATE: - 7TH OCT 2016

FORMATION OF CONTINGENTS

ARRIVAL OFTHE CHIEF GUEST IN OFFICE

WELCOME OFTHE CHIEF GUEST AND OTHER

DIGNITARIES

HOISTING OF FLAG

MARCH PAST AND SALUTE

WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE HOST PRINCIPAL

DETAILED INTRODUCTION OF MEET

OATH TAKING BY THE PARTICIPANTS

LIGHTNING OF THE TORCH

CULTURAL PROGRAMMES

BLESSING BY THE CHIEF GUEST AND DECLARATION

OF OPENING OF THE MEET

VOTE OF THANKS

HOCKEY MATCH (SENIOR BOYS)

J.N.V. SITAPUR CORDIALLY

WELCOMES YOU


(LUCKNOW REGION)


CLOSING CEREMONY DATE: - 8TH OCT 2016

ASSEMBLY OF THE PARTICIPANTS ARRIVAL OF THE CHIEF GUEST AND WELCOME OF

THE CHIEF GUEST

SUMMARY OF THE NATIONAL MEET

CULTURAL PROGRAMMES

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION BY THE CHIEF GUEST

DECLARATION OF SELECTED PLAYERS FOR SGFI

BLESSING BY THE CHIEF GUEST

VOTE OF THANKS

LOWERING OF THE FLAG

DECLARATION OF THE MEET CLOSED

NATIONAL ANTHEM/NATIONAL SONG AS

APPLICABLE

JUMBO MARCH PAST OF THE PARTICIPANTS

DEPARTURE OF THE PARTICIPANTS

J.N.V. SITAPUR BIDS ADIEU


(LUCKNOW REGION)


ROUTINE FOR 7TH OCTOBER 2016

5.00AM : ROUSE

5.30AM : TEA(ESCORTS)

7.15AM-8.00AM : BREAKFAST

8.30AM : ASSEMBLY OF CONTINGENTS

09.00AM : OPENING CEREMONY

10.30AM : BEGINNING OF COMPETITION

12.30PM-01.00PM : LUNCH

01:00PM-02.00PM : REST

02.00PM -06.00PM : SECOND SESSION

05.00PM-05:15PM : SNACKS & TEA

06:00PM-06:30PM : MEETING OF TEAM ESCORTS

07.30PM-08.00PM : DINNER


(LUCKNOW REGION)


ROUTINE FOR 8TH OCTOBER 2016

5.00AM : ROUSE

5.30AM : TEA(ESCORTS)

6.00AM-7.30AM : HOCKEY MATCHES

7.30AM-8.15AM : BREAKFAST

8.15AM-11.00AM : HOCKEY MATCHES

11.00AM-11.15AM : SNACKS

11.15AM-01.00PM : HOCKEY MATCHES

01:00PM-02:00PM : LUNCH

02:00PM-03.00PM : REST

03.00PM -04.30PM : FINAL MATCH

04:30PM : CLOSING CEREMONY

07:00PM-08:30PM : DINNER

GLIMPSES OF SITAPUR

FAMOUS PERSONALITIES

RAJA TODARMAL One of the Nav-Ratnaand revenue minister of Mughal emperor Akbar was born at Laharpur town of district Sitapur. KAVI NARROTAMDAS The writer of ‘SudamaCharitra’ and contemporary of Tulsidas was born at village Badi in tehsil Sidhauli of district Sitapur. ACHARYA NARENDRA DEV He was a famous academic and nationalist. He translated ‘Ami DharamKosh’ and ‘Baudh Dharma Darson’ in hindi. MAULANA FAZLE HAQ KHAIRABADI He was famous freedom fighter, philosopher and intellectual. He belonged to Khairabad town of district Sitapur. He passed a “fatwa of Jihad” against British government in 1857. He was imprisoned to cellular jail in Andaman and Nikobar and died there in 1861. Famous poet/writer JannisarAkhtar Javedand Akhtar are his offsprings. MUZTAR WASIM KHAIRABADI Known Urdu poet from Khairabad was master (ustad) of famous Urdu poet FiraqGorakhpuri. RIAZ KHAIRABADI This famous writer and poet also belonged to Khairabad. He published many magazines and novels. JAWALA PRASAD WARQ He is among the creators of modern Urdu literature. PT. MADHU SUDAN DIXIT Famous doctor of Aurveda. The District Aurveda Hospital is named after him. DR. MAHESH PRASAD MEHRA

Founder of Sitapur Eye Hospital. This Eye Hospital and its branches are serving the eye patients all over U. P. RAJSHRI PURUSHOTTAM DAS TANDON He encouraged Pt. KrishanBihari Mishra to found the “Hindi Sabha” in 1940. DR. NAVAL BIHARI MISHRA Has prominent place in scientific story writing. CAPTAIN MANOJ PANDEY The Paramveer Chakra holder Captain Manoj Pandey was born in Ruda village near Kamlapurtown. He sacrificed his life during Kargil war in 1999.

GEOGRAPHICAL AND NATURAL OUTLINE

District Sitapur is situated in the central part of Lucknow division, capital of U.P. It is 27.6o longitude in north of Lucknow& between 80.18o& 81.24o latitude in east of Lucknow. This District is spread out 89 km. area from north to south & about 112 km. area from east to west. River Gomti makes the boundary from west to south of Sitapur&Hardoi. In the east river Ghaghra which separates district Bahraich from Sitapur. On the north side is district Khiri. Thus,this district adjoins Barabanki ,Bahraich , KheriHardoi, &Lucknow . Sitapur is divided in to six tehsils – Sadar ,Biswan ,Mahmoodabad, Sidhauli, Mishrikh&Laharpur.

Main Rivers of this district are Gomti, Chowaka, Ghaghra& they have tributaries Sarain, Pirai, Gond, Godia, Kevani, Gadia, Lakharia etc. Sitapur has mainly these types of soils Bhood, Domat, Matiyar. Its minimum temperature is 6oc & maximum 43.34oc. Northern part of the district receives more rain because it is situated near to hills. Climate of Sitapur is healthy. It is situated 100m – 150m above sealevel. Agriculture is sugarcane, mustard & groundnuts are cash crops.

HISTORY OF SITAPUR

‘‘Sitapur’’ as the name depicts, was established by the king, Vikarmaditya after the name of Lord Ram’s wife Sita. This place is concerned with ancient, medieval and modern History. This is a land of seer and Sufis. Puranas were written by Rishi Ved Vyas on this holy land. According to Hindu mythology the ‘‘PanchDharmYatra’’ journey of five main religious Hindu place will not be completed without visiting the Neemsar or Naimishranyana, a religious ancient place in Sitapur. Dargah of HazratMakhdoom at Khairabad and HazratGulzar Shah are the symbols of communal harmony.

The contribution of Sitapur cannot be avoided in social, historical, political and literary field in the country. Many freedom fighter gave their life to free India from British rule. Capt. Manoj Pandey sacrificed his life in Kargil war -1999 and honored his birth place with Param Veer Chakra.

This Sitapur eye Hospital along with its 32 branch hospitals in serving eye patients throughout Uttar Pradesh and providing sight to visually challenged people.

IIasia Park, Mahaveer Park, SarojiniVatika are the main gardens of the city. VaidehiVatika, Shaheed Capt. Manoj Pandey monument and ShauryaStambha are also important symbols of the city. The Cotton Woolen Rugs (Duries) are famous in India and also being exported abroad.

The City is situated on the river bank of ‘‘Sarayan’’, Lucknow-Delhi Nation High-way No-24, 89km from state capital Lucknow, And on metergauge Railway line from Lucknow to Bareilly via Lakhimpur and Pilibhit. Sitapur is also connected on broad gauge train network connecting Gorakhpur and Delhi via Gonda, Burhwal bypassing Lucknow to Hardoi. Whole district is divided into six tehsil –Siapur, Biswan, Mishrikh, Leharpur, Mehmoodabad and Sidhauli. There are 19 Blocks, two parliamentary constituencies namely Sitapur, Mishrikh (SC) and nine assembly constituencies i.e. Behta, Biswan, Mahmoodabad, Sidhauli (SC), Mishrikh and Machhrehta (SC).Total population of the district is 28.57 lacks and the area is 5743 Sq.km. There are 2348 Census Villages and 1329 Gram Panchayats in the District.

History of Hockey in India

The history of the game of hockey has its roots well laid in the worlds early

civilizations. One of the oldest known sports is believed to be in existence about

1200 years before the Ancient Games of Olympia. Right from Arabs, Greeks,

Romans, Persians to Ethiopians, everyone played a variation of the game. While

some played it just for recreation, the others were of the opinion that Hockey

would make them better warriors. The modern game of hockey, the field hockey,

developed in the British Isles in the 19th century.

A popular English school game, hockey was introduced in India by British

Army regiments and the game soon found favor among the native Indians.

Spreading internationally, the popularity of the game was especially effervescent

in India and Pakistan. It was during this time that the London Hockey Association

was formed and the rules for playing hockey were standardized. In 1924, the

International Hockey Federation (FIH) was formed and three years later, the

International Federation of Women’s Hockey followed.

Hockey in India

Talking about hockey in India, the first hockey club came up in Calcutta in

1885-86 and soon Bombay and Punjab followed suit. Making its Olympic debut at

the 1928 Amsterdam Games, Indian hockey team cruised home to its first

Olympic gold, without conceding a single goal. The hallmark of this ruthless

domination was the wizardry of Indian hockey legend Major Dhyan

Chandmesmerized the Amsterdam crowd with his dazzling skills. From 1928 to

1956, the Indian hockey juggernaut won six straight Olympic gold medals, while

winning 24 consecutive matches. During this time, India scored 178 goals

conceding only 7 in the process.

This was the golden era of Indian hockey, when India loomed large in world

hockey and produced some of the finest players the game has ever seen. During

this dominance, one name that clearly comes to mind is Balbir Singh. For almost

three decades, Indian team had about five players with the same name. The first

Balbir Singh played with the great Indian teams of 1948, 1952 and 1956. He

reached the pinnacle of success at Helsinki in 1952 when he scored five goals in a

6-1 gold medal victory over the Netherlands. The four later BalbirSinghs played

with the later Indian champions.

The Indian stronghold over the Olympic hockey gold came to an end, when

Pakistan defeated India in the final of the 1960 Rome Olympics. However, the

record created by India is likely to stand strong through ages, as no other country

has ever managed to come close to it, leave about beating it. Talking about some

of the legendary and outstanding players of Indian hockey, Dhyan Chand, K.D.

Singh, DhanrajPillay and DilipTirkey are some names that come to mind instantly.

Thanks to their exceptional gaming technique and enduring enthusiasm, the

position of India in the field of hockey achieved new heights.

Achievement of Indian Hockey in Olympics

Year Rank Venue

1928 Gold Medal Amsterdam Olympic

1932 Gold Medal Los Angeles Olympic

1936 Gold Medal Berlin Olympic

1948 Gold Medal London Olympic

1952 Gold Medal Helsinki Olympic

1956 Gold Medal Melbourne Olympic

1960 Silver Medal Rome Olympic

1964 Gold Medal Tokyo Olympic

1968 Bronze Medal Mexico City Olympic

1972 Bronze Medal Munich Olympic

1976 7th Position Montreal Olympic

1980 Gold Medal Moscow Olympic

1984 5th Position Los Angeles Olympic

1988 6th Position Seoul Olympic

1992 7th Position Barcelona Olympic

1996 8th Position Atlanta Olympic

2000 7th Position Sydney Olympic

2004 7th Position Athens Olympic

2008 Did not qualify Beijing Olympic

2012 12th Position London Olympic

2016 Quarter Finals Rio Olympic

PLEDGE

WE SWEAR THAT WE SHALL TAKE PART IN

26TH NATIONAL HOCKEY MEET 2016 WITH

LOYAL COMPETITION RESPECTING THE

REGULATIONS WHICH GOVERN THEM AND

WE ARE DESIROUS OF PARTICIPATING IN

THEMIN TRUE SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIP

FOR THE HONOUR OF OUR REGIONS AND FOR

THE GLORY OF GAMES.

JAI HIND

WELCOME

ON BEHALF OF THE STAFF AND STUDENTS OF JNV

KHAIRABAD SITAPUR I WELCOME ALL THE PARTICIPANTS,

ESCORTS AND GUEST ON THE OCCASION OF 26TH

NATIONAL HOCKEY MEET 2016-2017. I TRUST THAT THE

PARTICIPANTS WILL DISPLAY THE TRUE SPRIT OF

SPORTSMANSHIP AND WILL BE DISCIPLINED DURING THE

MEET TO MAKE IT ENJOYABLE. MY BEST WISHES TO ALL

THE PARTICIPANTS.

(R.K. CHAUDHARY) PRINCIPAL JNV SITAPUR

JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA KHAIRABAD - SITAPUR

NATIONAL HOCKEY MEET 2016-17

COMMITTEES FOR THE EVENT

REGISTRATION & RELIEVING

MR. ANIL KUMAR O.S.

MR. PANKAJ BAJPAI U.D.C.

MR. V.P.SINGH L.D.C.

MR. MANOJ JAISWAL L.DC. (PART TIME)

RECEPTION

MRS. R. KAUSHIK V.P.

MRS. TANUJA MISHRA PGT (ECONOMICS)

MRS. ARCHANA PATHAK S.U.P.W.

MR. SIJU G TGT (MALYALAM)

MR. A.K. CHAUDHARY LIBRARIAN

ACCOMMODATION & TENT ARRANGEMENT ECT.

MR. J.K. MISHRA . TGT (HINDI)

MR. R.D. DWIVEDI PGT (HINDI)

MR. S.V. UPADHYAY PGT (HISTORY)

MR. SUMIT SHUKLA PGT (CHEMISTRY)

MR. V.K.VERMA TGT (MATHS)

MR. S.K. AWASTHI TGT (MATHS)

DECORATION

MRS. A. PATHAK SUPW TR.

MRS. SUMAN SINGH ART TR.

MISS. SHRUTI SRIVASTAVA F.C.S.A.

CULTURAL

MRS. A.PATHAK S.U.P.W.

MRS. SHWETA SINGH MUSIC. TR.

MRS. ANAMIKA TIWARI TGT (S.St.)

MRS. ARCHANA SAHAI MUSIC TR. JNV SITAPUR-2

MR. VIDYA BHUSAN MUSIC TR. JNV RAIBAREILLY

ANNOUNCEMENT, REPORTING AND COMMENTARY

DR. MEENAKSHI TRIVEDI P.G.T. (ENGLISH)

MR. S.V. UPADHYAY PGT (HISTORY)

MR. R. R. CHATURVEDI PGT (ECONOMICS) JNV BAREILLY

COACHES

MIC & P.A. SYSTEM & TENT

MR. BINOD KUMAR PGT (MATHS)

DR. C.P. SINGH GANGWAR TGT (HINDI)

MRS. GARIMA SRIVASTAVA TGT (SCIENCE)

MR. P.K. BAJPAI U.D.C.

SEATING ARRANGEMENT

H.M. & A.H.M HOUSE ON DUTY

Note: (House on Duty NEELGIRI Junior & Senior House)

H.M. -Mr.SIJUG & A.H.M.- MRS.PRANATI GUPTA

H.M.-Mr.HARISCHANDRA& AHM - MR.S.V.UPADHYAY

CERTIFICATE WRITING AND RECORDS CUM PRIZE DISTRIBUTION

MRS. TANUJA MISHRA PGT (ECO)

MRS. GARIMA SRIWASTAVA TGT (SCIENCE)

MRS. PREETI PATHAK TGT (ENGLISH)

MRS. SEEMA DIXIT P.E.T. (F)

REFRESHMENT / WATER/TEA

MR. V.K. VERMA TGT (MATHS)

MR. S.K. AWASTHI TGT (MATHS)


MRS. MARGRET PL TGT (MALYALAM)

MR. SIJU G TGT (MALYALAM)

MR. RASHTRA KUMAR CAT. ASSTT.

SCOUTS & GUIDES

FIRST - AID & EMERGENCY

MRS. S. DESHMUKH STAFF NURSE

MRS. MEERA SRIVASTAVA STAFF NURSE-JNV LUCKNOW

MR. A.K. GUPTA DRIVER

MRS. GEETA SHUKLA MATRON (P.T.)

MR. A.K.CHAUDHARY LIBRARIAN

DISCIPLINE

MR. S.P.SINGH PET (M)


ALL H.M. & A.H.M.

COMPUTER COMPILATION

MS. SHRUTI SRIVASTAVA F.C.S.A.

MR. B.M.MISHRA F.C.S.A. - JNV FAIZABAD

MR. V.P.SINGH L.D.C.

MR. MANOJ JAISWAL L.D.C. (P.T.)

JURY OF APPEAL

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OR DEPUTED OFFICERS FROM RO

HEAD AMONGS THE OFFICIALS HOCKEY FEDARATION

SENIOR MOST P.E.T.

PRESS & REPORTING

DR. MEENAKSHI TRIVED PGT (ENGLISH)

MR. S. V. UPADHYAY PGT (HISTORY)

MR. M.SINGH PET (M) JNV BHADOHI

MR. P.K.BAJPAI U.D.C.

MR. V.P. SINGH L.D.C.

BOOKLET PREPARATION

MR. R.D. DWIVEDI PGT (HINDI)

DR. MEENAKSHI TRIVEDI PGT (ENGLISH)

MRS. R.J. SONI TGT (ENGLISH)

MR. ANIL KUMAR O.S.


MISS. SHRUTI SRIVASTAVA F.C.S.A.


MR. MANOJ KUMAR L.D.C. (P.T.)

MESS

MR. A.K. SHUKLA PRINCIPAL-JNV SHAJAHANPUR

MRS. R. KAUSHIK V.P.

MR. HARISHCHANDRA PGT-GEOGRAPHY

MR. R.K. PANT C.A.

MR. BINOD KUMAR PGT- MATH

MR. V.K. VERMA/ MR. BIST

MRS. MARGRET P.L./ MR. BIST

M.O.D. & H.M. (FOR BREAKFAST)

ALL JUNIOR AND SENIOR HOUSES ………... FOR LUNCH

ALL SENIOR H.M. AND ……………. FOR DINNER

MR. RASHTRA KUMAR/ DEEPAK KUMAR……………FOR OFFICERS

FIELD CO-ORDINATORS

MR. S.V. UPADHYAY P.G.T. (HISTORY)

MR. S.P. SINGH P.E.T. (M)



CLEANLINESS COMMITTEE


MRS. S. DESHMUKH STAFF NURSE


MR. RAJ KUMAR S.C.C.

MR. RAMESH CHANDRA S.C.C.

ARRANGEMENT OF SELECTION OFFICIALS FROM OUT SIDE


MR. M. SINGH PET (M) JNV BHADOHI

MR. PANKAJ BAJPAI U.D.C.

PHOTOGRAPHY

MRS. ANAMIKA TIWARI TGT (S.St.)

MRS. SUMAN SINGH ART TR.

MR. A.K. CHAUDHARY LIBRARIAN


ELECTRICITY COMMITTEE

MR. S.P.SINGH P.E.T. (M)

MR. A.K.GUPTA DRIVER

MR. SATYA PAL SINGH LAB. ATT.

PRIZE ARRANGEMENTS BY SPONSORSHIP


MR. ANIL KUMAR O.S.


DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES

MRS. TANUJA MISHRA PGT (ECONOMICS)

MRS. GARIMA SRIVASTAVA TGT (SCIENCE)

MRS. PREETI PATHAK TGT (ENGLISH)



CO-ORDINATOR FOR THE EVENT

PRINCIPAL JNV SITAPUR-2

PRINCIPAL JNV SHAHJAHANPUR

PRINCIPAL JNV SITAPUR

VICE PRINCIPAL JNV SITAPUR

NAMES OF THE TEAM PARTICIPATING IN

26th

NATIONAL HOCKEY MEET

(2016-17)

S.N. NAME OF REGION

PARTICIPATING STATES

NO. OF JNVS IN THE REGION

COLOUR OF FLAG

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS

1 BHOPAL MP,ODISHA, CHATTISHGARH

94 YELLOW 32

2 CHANDIGARH PUNJAB, H.P. ,J&K

45 SKY BLUE 32

3 HYDERABAD A.P., KARNATAKA, KERALA

69 GREEN 32

4 JAIPUR RAJASTHAN, DELHI

54 PINK 32

5 LUCKNOW U.P., UTTRAKHAND

82 NAVY BLUE 32

6 PATNA BIHAR, JHARKHAND, WEST BENGAL

75 PURPLE 32

7 PUNE MAHARASHTRA,GUJARAT,GOA, DADARA NAGAR HAVELI,DAMAN & DIU, LAKSHDEEP

63 KESARIYA 32

8 SHILLONG ASSAM, ARUNANCHAL PRADESH, MEGHALAYA, SIKKIM, MANIPUR, TRIPURA, NAGALAND

85 WHITE 32

TOTAL 567 256

FOREWARD

Since the evolution of human race on this earth man has evolved as a

player in quest of its needs to be able to survive. Times have changed games and

sports have found a new definition as the arenas have changed that is from the

fights of gladiators in the colosseums to the modern day Olympics but the reason

and the results behind games and sports being played stays the same. Man

aspires to channelize its energy and euphoria in nurturing competitiveness,

discipline and the most important co-existence through games and sports. The

role play of games and sports becomes more meaningful in the present as it

provides an opportunity to nurture the spirit of universal brotherhood. The 26th

National Hockey Meet at JawaharNavodayaVidyalayaKhairabad, Sitapur presents

the stage to all its participants to endure the challenges and evolve as worthy

competitors. I forward my best wishes to all the participants to emerge as

champions.

Girish Chandra Deputy Commissioner

NVS RO LKO

MAJOR DHYAN CHAND { 29THAUGUST 1905 –03RD DECEMBER 1979}

“GAMES HAVE SO MUCH FREEDOM

YOU CAN GO ANYWHERE YOU WANT”

JENOVA CHEN

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