Promoting Sports and Fitness: Army Goodwill School Hosts Block Level Sports Park 2026-2027

The Army Goodwill School in Jammu and Kashmir recently hosted the Block Level Sports Park 2026-2027, promoting sportsmanship and teamwork among students. Various competitions, including Badminton and Chess, showcased the talents of young athletes. Additionally, the Fit India Sundays event brought together armed forces personnel and citizens for a special cycling edition, emphasizing fitness and healthy living. With over 800 participants, these initiatives reflect a commitment to holistic development and a healthier lifestyle for all. Read on to learn more about these inspiring events.

By Narendra Chaudhary May 13, 2026, 02:25 IST

Army Goodwill School Hosts Sports Event

Hajinar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], May 12: The Army Goodwill School, in partnership with the Bharti Airtel Foundation, held the Block Level Sports Park 2026-2027 on May 12. This initiative aimed to foster sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy competition among local students.

Students enthusiastically engaged in a variety of activities, such as Badminton, Chess, and Kho, demonstrating their skills, discipline, and excitement throughout the day. These competitions offered a valuable opportunity for young athletes to showcase their talents and promote a spirit of friendly rivalry, as stated in a release.

This initiative underscores AGS Hajinar's dedication to comprehensive development beyond academics, motivating students to excel in sports and extracurricular pursuits. The school expressed appreciation to the Bharti Airtel Foundation for its ongoing support in ensuring the event's success.

In another event on May 10, the 73rd edition of Fit India Sundays on Cycle transformed the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium into a vibrant display of olive green, navy white, and air force blue. Personnel from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force joined citizens for a special Armed Forces-themed cycling event.

Over 800 participants took part, including 60 armed forces representatives—20 each from the Army, Navy, and Air Force—alongside athletes, fitness enthusiasts, students, and families. Notably, around 15 players from the Indian Air Force Cricket Team joined the cycling group, creating a striking visual as uniformed personnel cycled through Delhi in formation, according to a press release from SAI Media.

The event was attended by senior officials, including Group Captain MLS Prasad from the Indian Air Force, Lt Col Dara Singh from the Indian Army, and Captain Manish Sain from the Indian Navy, along with wrestlers Priya Malik and Diksha Malik, both affiliated with the Indian Army.

During the event, Group Captain Prasad remarked, “I represent the armed forces today. Our soldier-athletes are leading the cycling group, and we are pleased that Fit India has organized this special edition for us. The goal of the armed forces is to ensure every citizen remains fit.”

Lt Col Dara Singh commended the initiative's social message, stating, “We thank SAI for selecting the armed forces as special partners today. Events like these enhance the spirit of Nasha Mukti and discipline. Just as armed forces personnel rise early and stay active, every citizen should embrace a healthy lifestyle. This aligns with Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's vision for a fit India.”