In Bhaichung Bhutia's presence, kit, official ball and trophies of 61st Subroto Cup unveiled
The Hindu
The Subroto Cup, an annual school football tournament which first started in 1960 by the first Indian Air Force Chief, Air Marshal Subroto Mukerjee, will be resuming after a pandemic-induced break of two years
Former India captain Bhaichung Bhutia were among the dignitaries present as the organisers of the Subroto Cup unveiled the kit, official ball and trophies for the 61st edition of the football tournament.
The tournament, the upcoming edition of which is beginning on September 6 in the national capital, is organised by the Subroto Mukherjee Sports Education Society (SMSES).
Air Marshal K. Anantharaman VSM, Air Officer-in-Charge Administration and Vice Chairman, SMSES, graced the occasion as chief guest while Bhutia was the guest of honour.
Air Marshal R.K. Anand, Directorate General (Administration) & Member Subroto Society was also present on the occasion.
The Subroto Cup, an annual school football tournament which first started in 1960 by the first Indian Air Force Chief, Air Marshal Subroto Mukerjee, will be resuming after a pandemic-induced break of two years.
This year a total of 92 schools representing 25 states and union territories of India have qualified across the three categories and a team from Bangladesh will also be participating.
Speaking on the occasion, Air Marshal K. Anantharaman said, "This tournament will provide a platform for the kids to pursue a professional career in football and SMSES along with Indian Air Force will ensure that no stone is left unturned in the smooth conduct of the tournament."
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