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43rd CENTRAL REVENUE SOUTH ZONE SPORTS MEET 2011

20th & 21st January, 2011

Organised by:

Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax,Hyderabad Zone

PROGRAMMEOpening Ceremony on 20th January, 2011

Venue: Lal Bahadur Stadium

8.30 a.m. : Assembly of Athletes & Officials

9.00 a.m. : Arrival of the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour

9.05 a.m. : Welcome Address

9.10 a.m. : March Past

9.20 a.m. : Address by Guest of Honour

9.25 a.m. : Address and Declaring the Meet Open by the Chief Guest

9.32 a.m. : Release of Balloons and pigeons

9.35 a.m. : Flag Hoisting

9.40 a.m. : Oath Taking

9.45 a.m. : Vote of thanks

9.50 a.m. : March Off

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Dear Guests,

The Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax, Hyderabad Zone is organizing the 43rd Central Revenue Sports Board South Zone Sports Meet, 2011 on the 20th and 21st January, 2011.

On behalf of the Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax, Hyderabad Zone, I heartily welcome you to the Sports Meet.

Shri Chandrahas Mathur, Chief Commissioner of Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax, Vizag & Hyderabad Zones will declare the Meet Open in the Opening Ceremony at Lal Bahadur Stadium on the 20th January, 2011.

I am sure you will have a comfortable and fruitful stay in the City of Pearls, Hyderabad. We are looking forward to your participation, involvement and achievement in all the activities during the Meet.

(G.V.Krishna Rao)Convener, 43rd CRSB South Zone Sport Meet, 2011 &

Commissioner of Cus., Cen. Excise & S. TaxHyderabad-IV Commissionerate

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INDEX

Page No.

1. Organizing Committee2. Jury of Appeal3. Contact Nos. of Members of

Events/Games Committee4. Accommodation5. Opening/ Closing Ceremony6. Scoring7. Game/Event Chart8. Rules & Regulation 9. General Instructions10. Fixtures11. History of Hyderabad12. Landmarks of Hyderabad13. Useful Telephone Nos.

Brochure Prepared by:Protocol & Reception Committee

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43RD CENTRAL REVENUE SOUTH ZONE SPORTS MEET, 2011 HYDERABAD

ChairmanSri B.B.Prasad,

Commissioner of Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-III

ConvenorSri G.V.Krishna Rao,

Commissioner of Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-IV

Co-ConvenorsSri S.N.Saha,

Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-I.Sri P.N.Rao,

Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-II.Dr S.L.Meena,

Commissioner (Appeals), Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad.Sri M.Srinivas,

Commissioner (Appeals), Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad.

Organizing SecretarySri N.J.Kumaresh,

Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-I

TreasurerSri M.Sreedhar Reddy,

Addl. Commissioner Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-IV

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JURY OF APPEALSri P.N.Rao,

Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-II

Dr. K. Ranga Rao, MPEd., NIS,Professor, Osmania University

Dr. Rajesh Kumar, MPEd., Ph.D,Professor, Osmania University

The jury is the highest body for deciding any disputes that may arise during the course of the conduct of the various sporting events. The decision of the jury will be final and binding on all concerned.

All the matters of protest should be submitted in writing within one hour from the end of the event/game; along with a fee of Rs.500/- to the convener of the respective games/events. The protest must be signed by the Team Manager. It may be noted that in case the protest is turned down by the jury of Appeals, the Team shall forfeit the protest fee.

COMMITTEESI. Events/Games Co-ordination

Sri Sanjay Rathi,Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-II

09642067763Associating Officers Sri M.S. Reddy, DC 9701204399Ms. Vaishali Malhotra 9052267879Sri P. Srinivas 9866111765Sri P. Sudhakar Reddy 9985860910Sri K. Srinivas 9703040374Sri R. Srinivas 9246116117Sri T. Devender Reddy 9440139393

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AthleticsSri S.K.Sinha, Inspr. 9441033481Sri P.V.Ratnakar, Inspr. 9490443388

BadmintonSri T.V.Rao, Inspr. 9948298355

BilliardsSri K.Paul Singh. Supdt. 9848033082

Body BuildingSri Laxminarayana, Supdt. 9949753672

Basket Ball Sri M.Srikanth Reddy, Inspr. 9440285191

CarromsSri Raja Sekhar, Inspr. 9848123475

ChessSri M.Muralidhara Rao 9000678970

CONTRACT BRIDGESri K.Paul Singh, Supdt. 9848033082

CRICKETSri P.Vijay Kumar, Supdt. 9908160008Sri Babu Rao, H. Hawaldar 9848135578

FootballSri Safdar Ali, LDC 9848317514

HockeySri J.Vidyadhara Rao. Supdt 9490469606Sri Lingam, Sepoy 9642061490

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KabbaddiShri Yadagiri, Supdt 8106128622

Lawn TennisSri Pandurangaiah Supdt 9849020740

Swimming Sri P.Madan Mohan, Inspr 984957360

Table TennisSri T.V Rao, Inspr. 9948298355

Volley BallSri K.Ajay Kumar, Inspr. 9491548148

II. Finance Sri M.Sreedhar Reddy,

Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-IV09849601596

Associating OfficersSri K. Sambi Reddy, DC 9701204399Sri C.S. Raju, Supdt. 9849243407Sri Koti Srinivas, Inspr. 9948911320Sri K. Somasekhara Reddy, Inspr 9440412489

III. Souvenir Sri Shrikant S. Patil,


Associating OfficersSri E.V.N. Reddy, DC 9491515556Ms. Padmasree, Supdt 9989011108Ms. Haqqani, Supdt 040-27019552Sri G.P. Sukumar, Inspr 9849189973Sri S.N. Rama Sarma, Inspr 9908899197Sri V.J.Susheel Kumar, LDC 9948492619Sri J. Chandrasekhar Sarma, Steno 9849093073

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IV. Reception & Protocol Smt. N.Padmasri,

Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-I9908165566

Associating Officers Sri Amaresh Kumar, AC 964289834Sri P.Vijay Kumar, Supdt 9908160008Sri Subash Chandra Bose,Supdt 9849353211Sri Alex,Supdt 9000018405Sri Srinivas Chakravarthy, Supdt 9908809494

V. Accommodation Sri G.Sree Harsha,

Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-II09849031754

Associating Officers Sri M.S.Reddy, DC 9701204399Smt K.Padmavathy, AC 9701535479Sri Renukacharulu, Supdt 9441063675Sri Syam Babu, Supdt 9849076215Sri Sai Prasad, Inspr 9848765757

VI. Transportation Sri R.Manohar,

Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-III09652054545

Associating Officers Sri S.Narshima Reddy, AC 9246900419Sri N.P.Ratnakar,Supdt 9160898545Sri M.Ravi Raju,Supdt 9000822348Sri P.Sasidhar, Supdt 9866766163Sri Ch Ramesh Babu 9848264628

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VII. Catering Dr. I.Marianna,


Associating Officers Sri S.Narshima Reddy, AC 9246900419Sri V. Phani Kumar, Supdt 9848265163Sri P. Jaganmohan Reddy, Supdt 9989419024Sri A. Sridhar Reddy, Inspr 9441481289Sri K. Surendra Chary, Inspr 9949158729Sri M.V.Krishna, STA 9848756185Sri V.R.K. Murthy, STA 9848537272

VII. Medals and Medical Facilities Smt. V. Sangeeta,

Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-III09701300400

Associating Officers (Medals) Sri D.P. Singh, DC 9849192071Sri K. Ramakrishna, Supdt.9989199340Sri D.S. Naik, Inspr 9989356113

Associating Officers (Medical Facilities) Dr. L. Dhandem, DC 9492056339Sri T. Ramesh, AO 9866691567Sri Arun Deshpande, Supdt. 9440495566

IX. Committee For Organising Opening & Closing Ceremony

Sri R.S.Maheswari,Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-II

09441779740Associating OfficersSri Amaresh,AC 9642898349Sri AVVS Viswanath,Supdt.9866211052

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Sri Arun Deshpande,Supdt. 9440495566Sri MBG Tilak,Supdt . 9866205595Sri V.Srinivas Rao,Supdt. 9848035163Sri G.V.Madhav,Supdt. 9849102788Sri Devender Reddy,Supdt. 9440139393Sri K.Ajay Kumar,Supdt 9491548148Sri Noor Ahmed,Supdt. 9440469859Sri B.Natesh,Inspr. 9848010376

X. Media and Photography Sri Shafat Usmani,

Addl. Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-II

09490755796Associating OfficersSri K.C.Nagaraja Naik, AC 9849250340Sri Seetharami Reddy,Supdt 9440028904Sri Shankar Rajan,Supdt 9849243407Sri Mushtaq Hussain,Supdt 9849228790Sri Nageshwar Rao, Supdt 9391056488

XI. Help Desk / FacilitationDr. L. Dhandem,

Deputy Cmmissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Hyderabad-III 09492056339

Sri Shaji John, Supdt. 9885419575Sri Satyanarayana, Supdt. 9000111123Sri Subramanyam, Inspr 9440755382Sri Sreedhar, STA 9849647631Sri K. Rahul, STA 9492054198Sri Chandrasekhar 9666644174Sri K. Amar Kumar 9290459815Sri Mohan Rao, Inspr 9885262688Sri Ravoof, Inspr 9885515750Sri Raju, TA 9393847939Sri Birendra Kumar, Inspr 9666492451

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Sri J. Tyagaraju, Supdt. 9849553953Sri C. Sreenath, Inspr. 9908488555Sri B. Suresh Kumkar, Inspr. 9059033169Sri K.S.L. Kishore Babu, Inspr. 9059033169Sri K. Naveen Chandra, Inspr. 9848062426Sri G.V. Ganesh Kumar, Inspr. 9866301545Sri G. Bhaskar, Inspr. 7842133201

ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation facilities for the participants have been arranged at different Hotels near Lal Bahadur Stadium from 19th

(morning) to 22nd (morning) January 2011. The participants are required to pay the lodging charges before occupying the rooms and claim the eligible TA/DA.Name & Address

of the Hotel Contact No.

No. of Rooms

(on three Sharing basis)

Rent Per DayPer Room

Hotel Spearmint, Lakdi-ka-Pul, Opp: RR Dist. Collectorate Office, Hyderabad-04

9603347272 40 Rs.1600/-

Hotel Central Park, Old MLA Quarters Road, Hyderguda, Hyderabad-29

9052290550 40 Rs.1600/-

Hotel Pearl Residency,Lakdi-ka-Pul, Hyderabad-04

8019614146 25 Rs.1600/-

Hotel SG Comforts, Medwin Hospitals Road, Chirag Ali Lane, Nampally, Hyderabad-04

9000790222 15 Rs.1600/-

Hotel Woodbridge, AC Guards,Lakdi-ka-Pul, Hyderabad-04

040-67666111 20 Rs.1600/-

Hotel Comfort Inn, 9000790222 25 Rs.1600/-

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Nampally, Hyderabad-04.

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OPENING/ CLOSING CEREMONY

The opening ceremony of the 43rd Central Revenue South Zone Meet, 2011 will be conducted at Lal Bahadur Stadium on the 20th of January 2011 at 8.45A.M. Sri Chandrahas Mathur, Chief Commissioner of Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax will be the Chief Guest and Sri S.L. Venkatapathi Raju has consented to be the Guest of Honour. There will be a March Past in which every participant has to take part. They should invariably come for the March Past wearing T-shirts provided by the Organising Committee.

The Closing Ceremony will begin at 04.45 PM on 21st

January 2011. All the participants should report at Lal Bahadur Stadium at 04:30 PM to participate in the jumbled March Past. Sri A.K. Basu, Chief Commissioner of Income Tax will be the Chief Guest and Padmasri Pullela Gopichand, Chief National Coach, BAI has consented to be the Guest of Honour. Trophies will be awarded for the Team events in the Closing Ceremony. Medals will be awarded immediately after the individual events at the respective venues.

BADA KHANA

Date: 20.01.2011Time: 7.00 PM

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Venue: Sridhar Function Hall Address:Anand Nagar, Khairatabad

Contact Nos.040-23390117 & 23329158

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SCORING

For declaring the team championships and individual championship, the following points will be awarded:

Athletic Meet

1st Place 5 points

2nd Place 3 points3rd Place 1 point

Relay Race 1st Place 10 points

2nd Place 6 points3rd Place 1 point

Swimming 1st Place 5 points2nd Place 3 points3rd Place 1 point

Games:

Football, Hockey, Basketball Winner 10 points

Kabaddi and Cricket Runner Up

5 points

Tennis, Table Tennis and Winner 5 pointsBadminton (Singles & Doubles)

Runner Up

3 points

(No points for veterans)Chess, Bridge and Carrom, Winner 5 points(Singles & Doubles) Runner

Up3 points

Billiards Winner 5 pointsRunner

Up3 points

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CHARTChart showing team games/ individual events to be

conducted during 43rd Central Revenue South Zone Sports Meet, 2011.

Sl. No.

Event PlayerCoach cum

Manager

Total

1 Hockey 16 1 172 Foot Ball 16 1 173 Basket Ball 10 1 114 Cricket 14 1 155 Kabaddi 10 1 116 Volley Ball 12 1 137 Contract Bridge 6 6

Pair Event 2 28 Chess

Men 2 2Women 2 2

9 TennisMen SinglesMen DoublesWomen SinglesWomen DoublesMixed Doubles

10 TennisMen SinglesMen DoublesVeterans (Men) Singles 40+Veterans (Men) Doubles 40+Veterans (Men) Singles 50+Veterans (men)

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Doubles 50+

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11 Table Tennis 15 1 16Men SinglesMen Doubles Women SinglesWomen DoublesMixed DoublesVeterans (Men) Singles 40+Veterans (Men) Doubles 40+Veterans (Men) Singles 50+Veterans (men) Doubles 50+Veterans (women) Singles 35+Veterans (Women) Doubles 35+

12 Badminton 15 1 16Men SinglesMen Doubles Women SinglesWomen DoublesMixed DoublesVeterans (Men) Singles 40+Veterans (Men) Doubles 40+Veterans (Men) Singles 50+Veterans (men) Doubles 50+Veterans (women) Singles 35+

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Veterans (Women) Doubles 35+

13 AthleticsMen’s Section 30 1 311. 100 M2. 200 M3. 400 M4. 800 M5. 1500 M6. 5000 M7. 10000 M8. 110 M Hurdles9. 400 M Hurdles10. Long Jump11. High Jump12. Triple Jump13. Shot Put14. Discus Throw15. Javelin Throw16. Hammer Throw17. Pole Vault18. 4X100 M Relay19. 4X400 M RelayWomen’s Section 18 1 191. 100 M2. 200 M3. 400 M4. 800 M5. 1500 M6. 100 M Hurdles7. Long Jump8. High Jump9. Shot Put10. Discus Throw11. Javelin Throw

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12. 4X400 M RelayMen Veterans 40+ 14 141. 100 M2. 200 M3. 400 M4. 1500 M 5. Long Jump6. Shot Put7. 5Km WalkMen Veterans 50+ 14 141. 100 M2. 200 M3. 400 M4. 1500 M 5. Long Jump6. Shot Put7. 5Km WalkWomen Veterans 35+

12 12

1. 100 M2. 200 M3. 400 M4. Long Jump5. Shot Put6. 5Km WalkWomen Veterans 45+

12 12

1. 100 M2. 200 M3. 400 M4. Long Jump5. Shot Put6. 5Km WalkSwimming Men 6 1 71. 100 M Free Style

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2. 100 M Back Stroke3. 100 M Breast Stroke4. 100 M ButterflySwimming Women 6 61. 100 M Free Style2. 100 M Back Stroke3. 100 M Breast Stroke4. 100 M Butterfly

15 Billiards 4 1 516 Body Building 2 2

Asst. Manager 1 1Manager 1 1Total 253 14 267

RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE EVENTS

I. The latest Rules and Regulations followed by the respective Federations of the games will be applicable.

II. All the participants should carry their identity cards and the same should be produced whenever it is demanded.

III. The entries forwarded by the Sub-Zone Conveners will be final. No change will be allowed under any circumstances.

IV. The organizing committee reserves the right to change the venue and time.

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

1. The participants are required to be present at the venue well before the scheduled time for each event. The participants should strictly adhere to the timings of the events. If they fail to report on time, their entry will be cancelled.

2. Any request for rescheduling of events will not be entertained.

3. It may please be noted that only the officials working in the Central Excise, Customs and Income Tax Departments are eligible to participate in the Meet. Neither the children nor the relatives of the employees will be allowed to participate in any event.

4. Participants are to make their own arrangements for reservation and their return journey. The organizers will be not be in a position to book/cancel any tickets.

5. Lodging/ Boarding charges have to be borne by the participants themselves. The contingent Managers/ Team Managers are responsible for the settlement of room rent, etc., before the participants vacate the lodge.

6. Transportation will be provided to the participants from the Railway Station/ Bus Station to the Hotel where accommodation are made and also to and from the venue. The organizers will not provide transportation facilities to any place other than the above.

7. Individuals who make their own arrangements for accommodation will have to make their own transportation arrangements also.

8. During the course of the Meet, all the participants are required to maintain proper discipline and conduct themselves in a dignified manner.

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9. The Basic Sports/ Games equipment will be provided by the Organising Committee. The players are advised to bring their own Rackets, Hockey Sticks etc. Only the balls for playing these games will be provided at the sports venue.

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FIXTURES

ATHLETICSVenue : L.B. Stadium, Basheerbagh, HyderabadDate & Time : 20-01-2011 from 10.00 AM onwards

10.00 A.M. 800 mtrs. Men Final10.00 A.M. Long Jump Women T/F10.00 A.M. Shot Put Women T/F10.10 A.M. 800 mtrs. Women Final10.20 A.M. 110 mtrs. (H) Men Final10.30 A.M. 100 mtrs. (H) Women Final10.45 A.M. 1500 mtrs. Men 40 + Final11.00 A.M. 1500 mtrs. Men 50+ Final11.00 A.M. High Jump Women T/F11.00 A.M. Javelin Women T/F11.30 A.M. 100 mtrs. Men 40+ Final11.40 A.M. 100 mtrs. Men 50 + Final11.40 A.M. Long Jump Men 50 + T/F11.50 A.M. Shot Put Women 3b+ T/F11.50 A.M. 100 mtrs. Women 35+ Final11.55 A.M. 100 mtrs. Women 45+ Final12.00 Noon 100 mtrs. Men Final12.00 Noon Javelin Men T/F12.10 P.M. 100 mtrs. Women FinalL U N C H S E S S I O N1.30 P.M. Shot Put Men T/F1.30 P.M. High Jump Men T/F1.30 P.M. Long Jump Men T/F1.40 P.M. 400 mtrs. Men Final1.50 P.M. 400 mtrs. Men 40 + Final2.00 P.M. 400 mtrs. Men 50 + Final2.10 P.M. 400 mtrs. Women Final2.20 P.M. 400 mtrs. Women 35+ Final2.30 P.M. Long Jump Men 40+ T/F2.30 P.M. 400 mtrs. Women 45+ Final2.30 P.M. Shot Put Women 45+ Final2.40 P.M 10000 mtrs. Men Final3.30 P.M 4x400 mtrs. Men Final

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S E C O N D D A Y 21-01-20117.00 A.M. 5 km walk Men 40+

5 km Walk Men 50+7.40 A.M. 5 km walk Women 35+

5 km walk Women 45+8.30 A.M. Long Jump Women 35+8.30 A.M. Hammer Men T/F9.00 A.M. Pole Vault Men T/F9.30 A.M. 1500 mtrs. Men Final9.40 A.M. 1500 mtrs. Women Final10.30 A.M. Discuss Men T/F

Long Jump Women 45+ T/F11.00 A.M. 200 mtrs. Men Final11.10A.M. 200 mtrs. Men 40+ Final11.20 A.M. 200 mtrs. Men 50+ Final12 Noon Shot Put Men 50+ Final12.10 P.M. 200 mtrs. Women Final12.20 P.M. 200 mtrs. Women 35+ Final12.30 P.M. 200 mtrs. Women 45+ FinalL U N C H 2.30 P.M. 400 mtrs.. Men Final2.30 P.M. Discuss Women T/F2.30 P.M. Triple Jump Men T/F3.00 P.M. 5000 mtrs. Men T/F

Shot Put Men 40+ T/F3.45 P.M. 4x100 mtrs.. Men Final4.00 P.M. 4x100 mtrs. Women Final

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BADMINTONVenue: L.B. Stadium, Basheerbagh,

HyderabadTime: 20th & 21st January, 2011 from 9 AM

onwardsEMC In-charge: Shri Ajit Indurkar, Asst. Commissioner

Phone: 9030737213

MEN SINGLESKeralaKarnataka Andhra PradeshTamilnadu

MEN DOUBLESKeralaTamilnaduAndhra PradeshKarnataka

MEN 40+SINGLESKarnataka Tamilnadu KeralaAndhra Pradesh

MEN 40+ DOUBLESKarnataka Andhra PradeshKeralaTamilnadu

MEN 50+SINGLESAndhra PradeshTamilnadu Kerala Karnataka

MEN 50+ DOUBLESTamilnadu Karnataka Andhra Pradesh Kerala

WOMEN SINGLESAndhra PradeshTamilnadu KeralaKarnataka

WOMEN DOUBLESAndhra PradeshTamilnadu KeralaKarnataka

WOMEN 35+SINGLESAndhra PradeshKerala Tamilnadu Karnataka

WOMEN 35+ DOUBLESAndhra PradeshKerala Tamilnadu Karnataka

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MIXED DOUBLESAndhra PradeshKerala Tamilnadu Karnataka

BASKET BALL VENUE: Indoor Stadium, Railway Recreation Club, Behind Rail

Nilayam, Secunderabad.Dates: 20-01-2011 and 21-01-2011 EMC In-charge: Sri K. Sambi Reddy, Deputy Commissioner

Phone: 9502141159

MATCH 120-01-2011 Time 1500

hrsKERALA vs TAMILNADU

MATCH 220-01-2011 Time 1630 HRSANDHRA PRADESH vs KARNATAKA

FINALS21-01-2011 Time 1000 HRSWinner of Match 1 vs Winner of Match 2

BILLIARDSVenue: Fateh Maidan Club, L.B.Stadium, Besides Police Control

Room, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad.

Date & Time: 20th & 1st January, 2010 9.00 AM onwards

EMC In-charge : Sri G.A. Noorani, Deputy Commissioner (Retd.)

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Phone : 9849111856

BODY BUILDING Venue: Hanuman Vyayamasala, Hanuman Tekadi, Sultan Bazaar,

Hyderabad EMC In-charge : Sri S.S.Sarma, Assistant Commisssioner

Phone : 91773 93057

Date Event Time20-01-2011 Below 70 kgs 5 pm to 6 pm

20-01-2011 Above 70 kgs 6 pm to 7 pm

20-01-2011

Mr. Revenue South

7.20 pm to 8 pm

CARROMSVenue: L.B. Indoor Stadium, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad.Date & Time : 20-01-2011 and 21-01-2011 from 11.00 AM onwardsEMC In-charge : Smt. Jacinta Subbarao, Asst.

Commissioner Phone : 9502781337

Men’s SinglesTAMILNADU vs KERALAANDHRA PRADESH vs KARNATAKA

Men’s DoublesTAMILNADU vs KERALAANDHRA PRADESH vs KARNATAKA

Women’s SinglesTAMILNADU vs KERALA

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ANDHRA PRADESH vs KARNATAKA

Women’s DoublesTAMILNADU vs KERALAANDHRA PRADESH vs KARNATAKA

Mixed DoublesTAMILNADU vs KERALAANDHRA PRADESH vs KARNATAKA

CHESSVenue: Multipurpose Hall, 5th Floor, Kendriya Shulk Bhawan,

Basheergabh, Hyderabad.

Date & Time: 20th & 21st January, 2011 10 A.M. onwardsEMC In-charge : Sri K. Ravindra Kumar, Asst.

Commissioner Phone : 9849101469

The tournament would be conducted on ‘Round Robin League’ basis.

CONTRACT BRIDGEVenue: Fateh Maidan Club, L.B.Stadium. Besides Police

Control Room, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad.Date & Time: 20th & 1st January,2010 9.00 AM onwards

EMC In-charge : Shri. G.A. Noorani, Deputy Commissioner (Retd.)Phone : 9849111856

CRICKET

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EMC In-charge: Shri Amaresh Kumar, Assistant Commissioner Phone : 9642898349

S.No. Teams Venue Date &

Timing1 Andhra Pradesh

Vs Rajiv Gandhi Cricket

20.01.11 9.30 AM

2 Tamilnadu Vs. Karnataka

Gymkhana Grounds,

20.01.119.30 AM

3 Winner of 1 Vs. Winner of 2

Rajiv Gandhi Cricket

21.01.119.30 AM

FOOTBALL - FIXTURESVenue: GYMKHANA GROUNDS, Near Paradise Circle, Adjacent to

Parade Grounds, Secunderabad.Dates: 20-01-2011 and 21-01-2011EMC In-charge : Sri M.Yedukondalu, Supdt.

Phone : 98482 80272

MATCH 120-01-2011 Time 1400 HRSANDHRA PRADESH vs KERALAMATCH 2

20-01-2011 Time 1600 HRSTAMILNADU vs KARNATAKAFINALS

21-01-2011 Time 0900 HRSWinner of Match 1 vs Winner of Match 2

H O C K E Y

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Venue: GACHIBOWLI HOCKEY STADIUM, Hyderabad.Date & Time: 20th & 1st January,2010 EMC INCHARGE : Shri S. Viswanathan, Deputy Commissioner.

Phone : 99894 35964

S. No. Teams Timing1 Kerala Vs. Karnataka 1.30 PM on 2 Andhra Pradesh Vs 3.30 PM on 3 Winner of 1 Vs. Winner of 2 9.30 AM on

21.01.11

KABADDIVenue: L.B.Stadium, Besides Swimming Pool.Dates: 20-01-2011 and 21-01-2011EMC in-charge: Shri S.S.Sarma, Assistant CommissionerPhone : 91773 93057

MATCH 120-01-2011 Time 10.00 AMTAMILNADU vs KERALA

MATCH 220-01-2011 Time 11.00 AMKARNATAKA vs ANDHRA PRADESH

FINALS21-01-2011 Time 11.00 AMWinner of Match 1 vs Winner of Match 2

Lawn Tennis Venue: L.B. Stadium, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad

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Date & Time: 20 th & 21st January, 2011 9.00 AM onwardsEMC In-charge: Smt. Priya Goel, Asst. Commissioner

Phone : 98856 66255MEN SINGLESKarnataka Andhra PradeshKeralaTamilnadu

MEN DOUBLES Tamilnadu

Andhra PradeshKeralaKarnataka

MEN 40+SINGLESKarnataka Andhra PradeshKeralaTamilnadu

MEN 40+ DOUBLESAndhra PradeshKeralaTamilnaduKarnataka

MEN 50+SINGLESKarnataka Tamilnadu Andhra PradeshKerala

MEN 40+ DOUBLESKarnataka Tamilnadu Andhra PradeshKerala

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SwimmingVenue: Shri Gurumurthy Swimming Pool, Opp. Parade

Grounds, Besides Police Task Force Office, Secunderabad

Date & Time : 20th January 2011 10.30 A.M. onwards.

EMC In-Charge: Sri B. Ravindranath, Deputy Commissioner

Phone: 98490 11087

TEAMS (Men & Women)1. Andhra Pradesh2. Kerala3. Tamil Nadu4. Karnataka

100 M

Free Style Men 11 A.M.

100 M

Free Style Women 11.15 A.M.

100 M

Back Stroke Men 11.30 A.M.

100 M

Back Stroke Women 11.45 Noon

50 M Free Style Men above 50 Years 12.05 Hrs.

50 M Free Style Women 50 Years

2.30 Hrs.

100 M

Breast Stroke Men 15.00 Hrs

100 M

Breast Stroke Women 15.15 Hrs.

100 M

Butterfly Men 15.30 Hrs.

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TABLE TENNIS Venue: L.B. Stadium, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad Date & Time: 20 th & 21st January, 2011 9.00 AM onwardsEMC In-charge: Shri . Ajit Indurkar, Asst. Commissioner

Phone: 9030737213

MEN SINGLESTamilnadu Karnataka KeralaAndhra Pradesh

MEN DOUBLESAndhra PradeshKeralaKarnataka Tamilnadu

MEN 40+SINGLESAndhra PradeshKeralaKarnataka Tamilnadu

MEN 40+ DOUBLESAndhra PradeshTamilnaduKarnataka Kerala

MEN 50+SINGLESAndhra PradeshTamilnaduKeralaKarnataka

MEN 50+ DOUBLESTamilnadu KarnatakaAndhra PradeshKerala

WOMEN SINGLESAndhra PradeshKeralaTamilnadu Karnataka

WOMEN DOUBLESKarnataka Tamilnadu KeralaAndhra Pradesh

WOMEN 35+SINGLESAndhra PradeshKerala Tamilnadu Karnataka

WOMEN 35+ DOUBLESKarnataka Tamilnadu KeralaAndhra Pradesh

MIXED DOUBLES

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VOLLEYBALLVenue: L.B.Stadium, Volleyball Courts.Dates: 20-01-2011 and 21-01-2011 EMC In-charge: Sri D.P.Singh, Assistant Commissioner

Phone: 98491 92071

MATCH 120-01-2011 Time 14.30 hrsKARNATAKA vs TAMILNADUMATCH 220-01-2011 Time 16.30 hrsANDHRA PRADESH vs KERALAFINALS21-01-2011 Time 14.30 HRSWinner of Match 1 vs Winner of Match 2

MATCHES TO BE PLAYED ON BEST OF FIVE SETS

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History of Hyderabad

The capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad is the fifth largest city in India with an ancient civilization and culture. Attached to the city is its twin, Secunderabad, which is part of Hyderabad. The twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad are separated by the Hussain Sagar, an artificial lake constructed during the time of Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah Wali in 1562 A.D. The city is nearly 400 years old and is noted for its natural beauty, mosques and minarets, bazaars and bridges, hills and lakes. It is perched on the top of the Deccan Plateau, 1776ft., above sea level, and sprawls over an area of 100 Sq. miles.

Hyderabad was founded on the River Musi five miles east of Golconda, in 1591-92 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah. In the 16th century the city grew spontaneously to accommodate the surplus population of Golconda, which was the capital of the Qutb Shahi rulers. Many buildings sprang up along the River Musi. Gradually the city grew.

The Qutub Shahi dynasty founded the Kingdom of Golconda, one of the five kingdoms that emerged after the break up of the Bahamani Kingdom. The Qutub Shahis ruled the Deccan for almost 171 years. All the seven rulers were patrons of learning and were great builders. They contributed to the growth and development of Indo-Persian and Indo-Islamic literature and culture in Hyderabad. During the Qutub Shahi reign Golconda became one of the leading markets in the world of diamonds, pearls, steel for arms, and also printed fabric.

The glory of the Golconda kingdom ended in 1687, after a valiant struggle. Aurangzeb, the last great Mughal ruler, captured Golconda after a siege that lasted eight months. Abul Hasan Tana Shah, the last king of Golconda, was imprisoned at Daulatabad, where he died after twelve years in captivity.

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With the conquest of the Deccan and the South, Aurangzeb succeeded in expanding the Mughal Empire to cover the entire sub-continent. However, after his death in 1707, the Empire rapidly declined. At that time the Deccan was administered by a Subedar or viceroy of the Mughal Emperor. Mir Quamaruddin, the Governor of the Deccan, who bore the title of Nizam-ul-Mulk Feroze Jung Asif Jah, declared his independence from Mughal rule in 1724. He thus became the first Nizam and the founder of the Asif Jahi dynasty.

Asif Jah I continued to maintain Aurangabad, which had been founded by the Mughal rulers as the capital of his new state. In 1769, Nizam Ali Khan Asif Jah II, shifted the capital to Hyderabad. The seven Nizam's of the Asif Jahi dynasty ruled the Deccan for nearly 224 years, right up to 1948.

During the Asif Jahi period, Persian, Urdu, Telugu and Marathi developed simultaneously. The highest official positions were given to deserving persons irrespective of their religion. Persian was the official language up to 1893 and then Urdu up to 1948.

The rule of the seven Nizam's saw the growth of Hyderabad both culturally and economically. Huge reservoirs, like the Nizam Sagar, Tungabadra, Osman Sagar, Himayath Sagar, and others were built. Survey work on Nagarjuna Sagar had also begun during this time. Hyderabad, under the Nizam's,was the largest princely state in India. Area wise it was as big as England and Scotland put together. The State had its own currency, mint, railways, and postal system. There was no income tax.

Soon after India gained independence, Hyderabad State merged with the Union of India. On November 1, 1956 the map of India was redrawn into linguistic states, and Hyderabad became the capital of Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad, the 'city of minarets' is not only famous for its rich heritage and culture but is also known for its excellent scientific temperament, which has made it one of

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the IT capitals of India. The arrival of e-world has revolutionized the city and transformed it into a virtual cyber land and earned it the epithet of Cyberabad. This major metropolis of the country known for its cosmopolitan outlook has a conspicuous presence of several international organizations which lends a distinct international flavour to the city. It is also a major educational and industrial centre of the country.

Landmarks of Hyderabad City:

Charminar : This landmark of Hyderabad is often referred as the "Arc de triomphe of the East" and is today synonymous to Hyderabad. Built in 1591 by Muhammed Quli Qutub Shah as a talisman to stop a deadly epidemic, the Charminar offers a panoramic view of the city from its four (char) minarets that are about 49 m high.This mascot of the city was built, in an Arabic style of architecture, with lime and mortar. Within the Charminar is a mosque. A temple is at the base of one of its minars.

Golconda Fort : Originally a mud fort founded by the Kakatiya Kings of Warangal during the 13th century, Golconda attained glory under the Qutub Shahi dynasty (1518 to 1687). This is where the priceless Kohinoor diamond was found. One of the famous forts of India, an added attraction here is an enchanting sound & light show in the evenings.

Mecca Masjid : Mecca Masjid owes its name to the presence of the bricks in the structure, which were brought from the holy city of Mecca. The second largest mosque in the country, it has within its periphery the graves of the families of Asaf Jahi kings. The stately architecture consists of single slab granite columns and five arches each on three sides. Construction started under the Qutub Shahi kings but was completed by Aurangazeeb in 1694.

Qutub Shahi Tombs : Nowhere in history has an entire dynasty of rulers, been buried at a single site other than the Qutub Shahi. Tombs. Just a km away from the Golconda Fort. The tombs were designed and commissioned by the Qutub Shahi rulers themselves. Built in an Indo-

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Persian style, the structures have a square base with domes that have pointed arches.

Falaknuma Palace : Built in 1892 by the Paigah noble Nawab Vicar Ul Umra, this majestic structure was later purchased by the Nizam VI in 1897. Designed in the shape of a Scorpion with 2 stings by an Italian architect, it is located on a hill at a height of 2000 ft. Louis XIV style of decor, stained glass windows, ornate fountains and marble staircases adorn this magnificent palace. Showcased here are a collection of paintings, Jade artifacts, statues, rare manuscripts, books and antique furniture. This place has recently been taken over by the Taj Hotels Group and visitors are allowed only by prior booking.

Chowmohalla Palaces: ‘Chow' means 4 in Urdu, signifying the number of palaces that are designed in Mogul and European styles of architecture. Built between 1857-1869 in several phases by the Nizams, these palaces offer a glimpse of the royal lifestyles. Three of these palaces are single storeyed whilst the main palace is a double storeyed structure.

Birla Mandir: This temple is completely built in white marble and is dedicated to Lord Venkateswara. The temple is set atop a hillock, Kala Pahad, to the southern end of Hussain Sagar Lake and offers a panoramic view of the city. The shrine is decorated with intricate carvings depicting scenes from Ramayana and Mahabharata. There are also several splendidly sculpted marble statues of Hindu Gods and Goddesses.

Shilparamam: Shilparamam, the arts, crafts & cultural village at Hyderabad, established in the year 1992 is spread over 65 acres of prime land in Madhapur, Hi-tech City. Shilparamam is Hyderabad’s tribute to India’s natural beauty, richly diverse cultural heritage and vibrant ethos. It is a place where artisans from across India showcase their individual skills in a variety of arts, crafts and culture. A unique Crafts village, the lush rustic ambience of Shilparamam has captured the imagination of every visitor who has stepped through its elaborately sculpted portals. Set amidst gardens, majestic natural rock formations and cascading waterfalls are huts of thatch and baked day,

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where artisans from across India showcase their individual skills in a variety of arts and crafts.

Hussain Sagar: Hussain Sagar bridges not only culturally disparate Hyderabad and Secunderabad, known as twin cities all over the country, but constitutes a continuum between history and contemporainty. It was a quiet and placid lake of 24 kilometres built by Hazrat Husain Shah Wali on a tributary of the Musi during the time of that great builder Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah in 1562 to meet the water and irrigation needs of the city. This was much before the historic Charminar overshadowed every other landmark in the city. It is now popularly known as Tank Bund, a truncated version of its original expanse, and has acquired trappings and environs that enhance its appeal to tourists as well as the denizens of the twin cities.

Necklace Road: Necklace Road is a boulevard in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, adjoining the Hussain Sagar lake, which connects NTR Gardens to Sanjeevaiah Park. The road from Sanjivaiah park connects to the Tankbund road which in turn connects to the NTR Gardens completing a circle. This stretch of road, along with the Tank Bund, appears in the form of a necklace as seen from the sky - and hence the name. This boulevard connects to nearby parks such as Jogi bear park, Sanjivaiah park and Jalavihar. Both these park provide excellent lung space and environment along with its calmness. This boulevard is frequented by early morning joggers, marathon events, and evening hangouts. The Necklace Road MMTS Station is the closest rapid transit facility available connecting to all major parts of the city.

Ramoji Film City: Ramoji Film City (RFC) is the world’s largest integrated film studio complex at over 2,000 acres (8.1 km2) of land [1]. It is also a popular tourism and recreation centre, containing both natural and artificial attractions including an amusement park. It is situated near Hayathnagar and Peddamberpet on Hyderabad - Vijayawada, NH9 highway, about 25 km South-East of Hyderabad. Some of the places for tourists to visit include: a Japanese garden, the ETV planet (a multi-purpose editing suit), a large pool, artificial waterfalls, intricately carved caves, an airport terminal, hospital set, railway station, churches, mosques and temples, shopping plazas,

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palace interiors, chateaus, rural complexes, urban dwellings, a winding highway, and model US and European sets. Shops include Parade, a prop-shop, where costumes of actors can be ordered and Shangrila, a nursery that sells exotic plants. This Film city has also 'Ramoji Film Magic' which shows about the behing-the-scene activities involved in movie making.

Numaish: Numaish Masnuaat-e-Mulki or Numaish is an annual industrial exhibition held in Hyderabad, India. The exhibition has remained the only event of its kind in the world to be organised at a stretch for a 46-day period at its 23-acre permanent venue in Nampally. It features joy rides, eateries and other entertainment options for the visitors. The exhibition features the carpets of Iran and there are also some stalls from Pakistan too that sell their products and dry fruits of Jammu and Kashmir to handmade garments from Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh, handicraft items from all over India and electronic goods of the best brands in the country.

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PROGRAMMEClosing Ceremony on 21st January, 2011

Venue: Lal Bahadur Stadium4.30 p.m. : Assembly of Athletes and Officers

5.00 p.m. : Arrival of Chief Guest and Guest of Honour

5.05 p.m. : March Past in Jumbled Manner

5.10 p.m. : Address by the Chairman of the Committee

5.15 p.m. : Address by Guest of Honour

5.20 p.m. : Prize Distribution

p.m.: Address by the Chief Guest and Declaration of Close

of Meet by Chief Guest

5.45 p.m. : Vote of Thanks

5.50 p.m. : Lowering of Flag

5.55 p.m. : National Anthem

6.00 p.m. : Fireworks

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