Collector Varamati said that a long distance race will be held in Ranipet on the 7th of Anna’s birthday.
Anna’s birthday:
On behalf of Tamil Nadu Sports Development Authority, Ranipet District Division, on the occasion of Anna’s birthday on the 7th (Saturday) at 6 am.
8 km for men between 17 to 25 years of age, 5 km for women, 10 km for men above 25 years of age A separate race of 5 kilometers will be held for women.
Those who wish to participate in the long distance race should register at Ranipet Collector’s Office C. Block tomorrow (Friday) by 5 P.M.Register their name in Room No. 1 on the first floor and provide information such as Aadhaar Number, Phone Number and Blood Type.
Affidavit must be signed and submitted. Players should confirm their arrival by 5.30 am on the day of the match.
Prize, certificate:
Winners of the competition will receive certificates along with first prize of Rs.5,000, second prize of Rs.3,000, third prize of Rs.2,000,From the fourth to the 10th place, Rs.1,000 each will be given to all categories.
Prize money will be credited to their bank account only. So the winners must bring a copy of their bank passbook.
This information has been given by Collector Varamathi.
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