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All India major ports lawn tennis tournament commences at NMPT

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February 21, 2011

NMPT

Mangalore, February 21: The 27th All India Major Port Lawn Tennis Tournament jointly hosted by New Mangalore Port Sports Council and Major Ports Sports Control Board commenced at NMPT on Monday, February 21.

M Ajit Kumar, IRS, Commissioner of Customs & Central Excise, Mangalore inaugurated the matches in the morning at NMPT Officers Club premises.

P Tamilvanan, Chairman, NMPT presided over the function and TSN Murthy, IRS, Deputy Chairman, NMPT was the guest of honour.

In his inaugural address, Ajit Kumar appreciated the efforts made by the Port Trust for improving the sports activities. C Harichandran, Secretary, NMPT & President of NMPT Sports Council welcomed the gathering.

Matches are held at NMPT Officers Club Premises and NMP Recreation Club premises. Teams from Major Ports of Kandla, Vizag, JNPT, Goa, Chennai, and NMPT - the host port, are participating in this tournament.

The prize distribution function will be held on Wednesday, February 23 at the NMPT Officers Club premises. P Tamilvanan, Chairman, NMPT will be the Chief Guest for the Veledictory Function. Maheshwari Tamilvanan, President NMP Mahila Samaj will be the Guest of honour and distribute the prizes.


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