Beyong Sanjeevani Sangh completes 8; felicitates four individuals

SINGTAM, FEBRUARY 11: Beyong Sanjeevani Sangh of Sombaria celebrated its 8^th anniversary in a colourful program today. Cultural dances, Football match, and felicitation program was the highlight of the day. DN Sherpa, MLA Daramdin Constituency was the Chief Guest of the day-long program.

SM Subba, Director, Pratap International School, Tikpur, Pabi Rai and BS Subba (both former panchayats) and Roshan Rai, the artiste was felicitated on the occasion for their contribution towards the society.

The highly anticipated final of the Knock-Out Football Tournament was won by Rumbuk FC who defeated RSC Tikpur with four goals to two. The winning team was awarded a cash prize of Rs30000 while the runner-up team received Rs. 20000. The participating cultural groups included Sanjeevani Sangh, Twist Your Toe Academy, Sombaria, Anni Yakthung Sakthim Saptumloo, and others.

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