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Kabaddi is a contact team sport played between two teams of seven players, originating in ancient India.

The objective of the game is for a single player on offence, referred to as a "raider", to run into the opposing team's half of the court, touch out as many of their players as possible, and return to their own half of the court, all without being tackled by the defenders in 30 seconds.

Points are scored for each player tagged by the raider, while the opposing team earns a point for stopping the raider.

Players are taken out of the game if they are touched or tackled, but return to the game after each point scored by their team from a tag or tackle.

Pankaj Kashyap
Secretary, Saran District Kabaddi Association

The main aim of Yoga is to prosper a spiritual practice in human. When you see yourself surrounded by stress, tension and negativity, then the only way to get through these aspects is Yoga. Every asana has its own scientific and spiritual significance which purifies your mind, stables ignition of soul as well as benefits your entire body from inside out.

Yoga is one of the exercises that are often practiced for mental as well as physical empowerment. It is an art which consists of many asanas, while yoga also promotes a healthy life with enhanced well-being. Performing yoga on a regular basis helps to remove negative blocks from your body and encourage mental stability.

Yashpal Kumar Singh
Secretary,
Secretary, Saran yoga association

Boxing is a highly physically demanding sport that requires a great deal of physical conditioning, strength, speed, agility, and endurance. It involves constant movement, explosive bursts of energy, and repetitive actions that put significant stress on the body.

Training for boxing typically involves a combination of cardiovascular exercises, strength training, and skill-specific drills. Boxers engage in intense workouts such as running, skipping rope, shadowboxing, bag work, sparring, and various conditioning exercises. These activities help improve overall fitness, develop boxing technique, and enhance stamina.

My Blessings.
Satish Kumar Singh

Journey of Chess in Saran......

In 1993, Chhapra Chess Club was established, which used to organize chess competitions occasionally. Shyam Dev Singh was the President of Chhapra Chess Club while Jitendra Bahadur was the Secretary. Manoj Kumar Verma Sankalp was elect the Treasurer. The contribution of the then senior player Ramashankar Prasad was important in organizing chess competitions by Chhapra Chess Club. The first big name among chess players from Chhapra (Saran) is Yogendra Prasad Srivastava, who made Saran famous not only in Bihar and India but also in England. In the 90s, the second generation of chess players included Rama Shankar Prasad, Ashok Asthana, Ravishankar Bahadur, Nand Kishore Srivastava, Manoj Kumar Verma 'Sankalp', Sunil Kumar Saini, Sushil Kumar Verma, etc. In 1994, with the help of Yogendra Prasad Srivastava, the then secretary of All Bihar Chess Association, A.R. Khan, gave affiliation to Chhapra District Chess Association in which the then Officer in-charge of Bhagwan Bazar police station Mohammad Alimuddin was nominated president, Manoj Kumar Verma Sankalp was nominated secretary and Ravi Shankar Bahadur was nominated treasurer. After getting affiliation, chess started taking new flights in Saran and then established itself in a respectable position by continuously organizing district level and state level competitions. As a result, many national and international players emerged from here, including Rahul Sangama, Parag Honey, Kaushalendra Kumar, Priya Ratnam, Minhajul Hoda, Minhaj Ul Haq, Shreya Sankalp, Mohit Kumar Soni, Kumar Shubham, Sunny Kumar Singh, Randhir Jaiswal Prem Kumar and many other names.

In present, president of the association is Satyendra Kumar Sharma 'Barman', secretary Dr. Manoj Kumar Verma 'Sankalp' and treasurer is Vicky Anand.

Dr. Manoj Kumar Verma 'Sankalp'
Secretary, Chhapra District Chess Assn.
Former Treasurer, All Bihar Chess Assn.

Sports activities make a person more capable of a high level of efficiency. In Handball, it removes the the mental exhaustion and make us more capable to do any hard work. These activities draw more attention from the children towards the study.

Sanjay Kumar Singh (PET)
Secretary Gen.
Saran Dist. Handball Association

In the modern education system, Games and sports are an integral part of the syllabus and make education interesting, enjoyable and tention free.

A child can be a famous national or international sports personality if from childhood he/she practices the sports or game regularly.

Saran sports complex give them the oppourtunity to grow in life and earn name and fame from it.

Pankaj Kumar Kashyap,
Joint secretary,
Bihar State kabaddi association