QUETTA (6 AM Report): Provincial Secretary for Information, Imran Khan Afridi, emphasized the significance of sports in student life, noting that active participation in competitions enhances not only physical development but also mental growth. He shared these thoughts during the award ceremony of the 24th Mini Olympic Games, held in connection with the All-Quetta Inter-Schools Girls Throw Ball and Catch Ball finals.
As Chairman of the Throw Ball Association, Afridi highlighted the increasing interest of Balochistani girls in throw ball, a relatively new game in the region. “These girls, through sports, will one day bring honor to our country,” he said, commending their enthusiasm.
In the thrilling final match of throw ball, Hazara Town Girls School triumphed over Killi Ibrahimzai Girls School. The final of catch ball saw Hazara Town Girls School claim victory over Postal Colony Girls School, earning the championship title.
Imran Khan, attending as the chief guest, distributed certificates, trophies, and medals to the winning and runner-up teams, applauding their spirit. In conclusion, Balochistan’s sports pioneer, Atta Muhammad Kakar, presented a commemorative shield to Imran Khan for his support and encouragement of the students.