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Sporting Spirit: Youth Embracing Sports for A Better Tomorrow In Kashmir

Kashmir’s sports community resonates with the refrain, “Kashmir is changing; Kashmir has changed.” The valley’s daily routines exude a sense of normalcy, marking a stark departure from decades of violence and political uncertainty. A testament to this transformation was witnessed during the recent G20 meeting in Srinagar, where sports events unfolded under gleaming floodlights.

Late into the evenings, people reveled in the joy of football and hockey, embodying the newfound spirit of peace and progress in the region. As Kashmir embraces a brighter future, sports serve as a symbol of hope and unity for its people.

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