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Jhanda Sahib gets back its aura
A worker of the science department of the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) does restoration work at Jhanda Sahib in Dehradun. Dehradun, November 4
In a first of its kind initiative, Dehradun based Science department of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), has preserved and restored Mural paintings dating back to 17 and 18 century at 'Darbar Sahib'.

A worker of the science department of the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) does restoration work at Jhanda Sahib in Dehradun. Tribune Photo: Anil P Rawat

Soccer academy with a difference
Dehradun, November 4
There is a need to provide infrastructure and good coaching to the children in rural areas. There is a lot of talent in India, especially rural areas but just because of lack of specialised coaching and infrastructure, India is not able to produce good soccer players. Some years back, Lalit Modi, who is the chief of Indian Premier League (IPL), had given a proposal to the All-India Football Federation (AIFF) to start a premier league for football. But unfortunately the proposal was rejected

EARLIER EDITIONS

	Commuters in a jam November 4, 2008
	Koti Benal finds place of pride November 3, 2008
	Govt dithers on land rights for STs November 2, 2008
	Assan: Tourism vs conservation November 1, 2008
	Swamps disappearing October 31, 2008
	Mute hill slopes face plastic deluge October 30, 2008
	Shoppers light up the city October 28, 2008
	Simian nuisance spreads to Doon October 27, 2008
	Sitting on a powder keg October 26, 2008
	The Muslim officer who raised 36 temples from shambles October 25, 2008

Meanwhile, UK soccer academy organises coaching camp at Unison
Sean Clancy, coach, Liverpool FC Academy, along with trainees at Unison World school in Dehradun. Dehradun, November 4
The Second International Football coaching camp organised by the coaches of Inspire Academy, England in collaboration with Premier India Football Academy (PIFA), Mumbai concluded at Unison World School football ground, here today evening.

Sean Clancy, coach, Liverpool FC Academy, along with trainees at Unison World school in Dehradun. Tribune photo: Anil P Rawat

Maj Gen S.K. Singh visits RIMC
Dehradun, November 4 With a view to motivate young cadets to join the Armed Forces, Maj Gen S.K. Singh, a spirited Rimcollian of Pratap Section, visited Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC), his alma mater, here yesterday.

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