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Sports improve health and mind: M Babitha
Sports and games helps in maintaining sound mind and health, said district judge M Babitha and first additional district judge V S Anjaneya Murthy.
Srikakulam: Sports and games helps in maintaining sound mind and health, said district judge M Babitha and first additional district judge V S Anjaneya Murthy. They inaugurated sports and games for advocates here on Saturday to mark the Independence Day celebrations which would be held on August 15.
The competitions are being conducted under the aegis of State Bar Council members Gedela Vasudeva Rao, District Bar Association president Sistu Ramesh, general secretary Geddapu SriKrishna Prasad, sports secretary S Srinivasa Rao, other representatives of the association and executive body members of the association.
Bar Association media cell convener Ch Laxman Rao, senior advocates T Radha Krishna, P Mallibabu, K Nagabhushan Rao, B Damodara Rao, G Rama Rao, women advocates G Visalakshi, P Usha, D Sarala and others participated. On the occasion, judges and advocates planted saplings on district court premises.
