NAINITAL: Uttarakhand Governor Margaret Alva said various initiatives have been taken to promote, popularise and encourage the game of golf in the Raj Bhavan Golf Course.
Speaking at the prize distribution ceremony of the ninth Governor's Cup golf tournament 2011 last evening, Alva said an insurance cover for golfers, Raj Bhavan Golf Club (RBGC) members, golf staff, caddies and the third party in the event of any accident or incident has been purchased from New India Insurance Company Ltd, which will cover public liability of upto Rs 5 lakh and personal accidental claim upto Rs 1 lakh. This insurance policy has come into effect from May 24, 2011," she said, according to a release from Raj Bhavan.
Announcing several initiatives, the governor said these have been launched in view of the ever increasing participation of golfers in the Governor's Cup golf meet.
"The tournament this year has received an enhanced number of total registration which touched almost 200 confirmed entries," she said.
She said golf training camps for children were being organised in order to enhance the popularity of the game among the future generation.
"A golf training camp for children would be held in Oct-Nov this year. In Oct last year, a six-day golf training camp was conducted for children of schools in the adjoining areas," she said.
Army's Commander Golf Cup (central command) will be held on RBGC on Jun 2 and Northern Zone Railways Golf Tournament from Oct 7 to 9, Alva said.
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Speaking at the prize distribution ceremony of the ninth Governor's Cup golf tournament 2011 last evening, Alva said an insurance cover for golfers, Raj Bhavan Golf Club (RBGC) members, golf staff, caddies and the third party in the event of any accident or incident has been purchased from New India Insurance Company Ltd, which will cover public liability of upto Rs 5 lakh and personal accidental claim upto Rs 1 lakh. This insurance policy has come into effect from May 24, 2011," she said, according to a release from Raj Bhavan.
Announcing several initiatives, the governor said these have been launched in view of the ever increasing participation of golfers in the Governor's Cup golf meet.
"The tournament this year has received an enhanced number of total registration which touched almost 200 confirmed entries," she said.
She said golf training camps for children were being organised in order to enhance the popularity of the game among the future generation.
"A golf training camp for children would be held in Oct-Nov this year. In Oct last year, a six-day golf training camp was conducted for children of schools in the adjoining areas," she said.
Army's Commander Golf Cup (central command) will be held on RBGC on Jun 2 and Northern Zone Railways Golf Tournament from Oct 7 to 9, Alva said.
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