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Director, Sports & Youth Affairs, FM Dopth, Deputy Director JR Marak, Assistant Director Clive Dunai and BL Nongbet (coach) pose before handing over the ‘National Scholarship Award’ cheque to Batipher Swer who was a part of the St Anthony's Higher Secondary School U-17 football team that participated in the 2014 Subroto Mukherjee Cup. Swer bagged the scholarship after being nominated as one of the top players of the national competition.
Director, Sports & Youth Affairs, FM Dopth, Deputy Director JR Marak, Assistant Director Clive Dunai and BL Nongbet (coach) pose before handing over the ‘National Scholarship Award’ cheque to Batipher Swer who was a part of the St Anthony’s Higher Secondary School U-17 football team that participated in the 2014 Subroto Mukherjee Cup. Swer bagged the scholarship after being nominated as one of the top players of the national competition.
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