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Ice Speed Skating Camp Concludes in Kargil, EC Feroz Backs Winter Sports Push

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffFebruary 6, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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https://youtu.be/5TPOMjVQWbs Kargil, Feb 6:
Executive Councillor (Tourism), LAHDC Kargil, Kacho Mohd Feroz on Thursday graced the closing ceremony of the Advanced Training Camp in Ice Short Track Speed Skating for boys and girls at the Ice Hockey Rink, Beamathang, Kargil.

The six-day training camp, held from January 31 to February 6, was organised by the Department of Youth Services and Sports (DYSS) Kargil in collaboration with the Ladakh Ice Skating Association to nurture young talent in winter sports.

Among those present on the occasion were Accounts Officer, Youth Services and Sports Ladakh, Issa Khan; Tai Suru Zonal Physical Education Officer Mohd Ishaq; President Ladakh Ice Skating Association Mohd Abass Nordaq; Vice President Kacho Ahmad; DYSSO Kargil, officials, coaches and other dignitaries.

Addressing the gathering, EC Feroz appreciated the Ladakh Ice Skating Association for successfully organising the training camp and lauded the enthusiastic participation of young skaters. He encouraged the participants to continue training with dedication and strive to represent Kargil and Ladakh at national and international levels.

Highlighting the importance of expert coaching, he described international speed skating coach and Indian Junior Team coach Mohd Abass Nordaq as a valuable asset for the region. He assured full support from LAHDC Kargil and said efforts would be made to provide sports equipment through the Capex budget.

The Executive Councillor also praised local athletes who have previously brought laurels to Ladakh and expressed hope that such advanced training initiatives would continue to benefit the youth of Kargil. He emphasised the need for focused and discipline-specific training and called for continuity in coaching programmes.

Sharing the Council’s vision, EC Feroz said LAHDC Kargil remains committed to promoting winter sports and informed that a proposal for a round-the-year chilling facility has been taken up, with administrative approval expected soon. He also directed the Youth Services and Sports Department to coordinate with the Council to further strengthen sports infrastructure.

Speaking on the occasion, Mohd Abass Nordaq sought continued support from LAHDC Kargil, DYSSO Kargil and the Council for organising more advanced training camps to prepare athletes for higher-level competitions.

 

The programme concluded with the distribution of certificates among participating students, marking the successful culmination of the training camp.

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