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Breaking: PM Narendra Modi to Virtually Inaugurate 72nd National Volleyball Tournament in Kashi

The 72nd National Volleyball Tournament is set to be inaugurated today in Kashi, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching the event virtually via video conferencing. The prestigious national tournament will see participation from 58 teams representing various states across the country. Nearly 1,000 players are expected to compete in the championship. The tournament will continue until January 11, with extensive preparations already completed by the organizers. Authorities have made tight security arrangements, and all necessary facilities have been provided for players and officials to ensure smooth conduct of the event. The national-level tournament aims to promote sports culture and provide a competitive platform for emerging volleyball talent from across India.

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