The tournament is scheduled to continue till June 2 at SGVP Ground, Ahmedabad. The first match was played in the presence of Balvansingh Rajput cabinet minister.
Cricket seems to be all the rage not only among players and sports enthusiasts but also among politicians in Gujarat. While the IPL season was being held, two new Cricket Premier Leagues started in his two days. Chilipal Foundation on Sunday announced the launch of the first-ever 'Cricket Premier League 2024' with six teams to promote local talent in Gujarat.
The tournament is scheduled to continue till June 2 at SGVP Ground, Ahmedabad. The first match was played in the presence of Balvansingh Rajput cabinet minister. Meanwhile, another cricket league, Kavisha Premier League, was jointly launched by Mr. Parth Patel, Director (Construction and Reality), Kavisha Group and Dr. Tushar Patel, President, Ahmedabad Medical Association (AMA) .
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Parth Patel is the son-in-law of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. The Kavisha-AMA Cup tournament, which began on Monday, will feature 12 teams and will last for 10 days. All players are doctors. In February, Union Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the Gandhinagar Premier League (GPL) in Ahmedabad in the presence of the CM.
Unusual Recommendations
In an unusual advisory issued by the state home department on Monday, government officials and employees were asked to “remain indoors”. “Considering the safety of the participants and organisers taking the oath, officials are advised to avoid public gatherings and take the anti-terrorism pledge strictly within their rooms/offices,” read the advisory on the observance of National Anti-Terrorism Day, the state government said.
On Tuesday, anti-terrorism pledges will be taken in all government agencies, the public sector and other public institutions. Anti-Terrorism Day is observed on May 21 every year and marks the death anniversary of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, who was assassinated in Tamil Nadu in 1991.
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Originally uploaded to: May 21, 2024, 06:00 IST
