Vizag port bags team championship in All India Lawn Tennis Tournament

February 23, 2011

Mangalore, February 23: Vishakapatnam Port Trust won the team championship in the 27th All India Major Port Lawn Tennis Tournament that concluded on Wednesday, February 23, at New Mangalore Port Trust.

Vizag won beat Chennai Port by 3-1. Chennai Port Trust bagged the runners up title and NMPT & Kandla shared the 3rd position. P M Sukumar of NMPT bagged silver in the Veteran Singles and bronze in Veteran Doubles (PM Sukumar & P C Chacko). The details are as below:

Singles:

1. Abhishek of Vizag won against K Prabhakaran of Chennai Port(9-0)
2. G Chelliah of Chennai Port won against K. Bujji of Vizag(9-4)

Doubles:

Bujji & Abhishek of Vizag won against G Chellaiah & Shri K. Prabhakaran of Chennai Port (9-3).

Reverse Singles:

Prabhakaran of Chennai Port Trust conceded the match to K. Bujji of Vizag

Veteran Singles

P Kishore of Vizag won against P.M. Sukumar of NMPT (9-1)
Veteran doubles

G Chelliah & Shri K. Prabhakaran of Chennai Port worn against Shri Shravan G. Thakur and Shri Sunil Gosatwar of JNPT(9-2)

Prize distribution was made by Smt Maheshwari Tamilvanan, President of NMP Mahila Samaj. The function was presided over by Ivan A. Monterio, Chairman I/C NMPT. C Harichandran, Secy, NMPT and President of NMP Sports Council welcomed the gathering and AV Harinath, Superintending Engineer and General Secretary of NMP Sports Council proposed vote of thanks.

Vizag team receiving championship trophy from Maheshwari Tamilvanan

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In the blink of an eye, their world crumbled. The impact was so severe that their car was left mangled, with Manasa tragically losing her life at the scene. Aneesh, fighting for his life, has been rushed to a private hospital in Mangaluru.

Manasa and Aneesh, both professionals working in a private company in Mangaluru, had dreams of a life together, filled with shared moments and cherished memories. The couple's love story, celebrated just days ago with their wedding at the Denthadka Temple, now echoes in the hearts of their grieving families, forever marred by this tragic accident.

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