Hyderabad: The Telangana NGOs (TNGOs) Union on Thursday inaugurated its annual cricket tournament with a spirited ceremony attended by central and district union leaders, senior office-bearers from multiple employee organisations and enthusiastic participants from across the region.
TNGOs Central Union president Maram Jagadeeshwar, general secretary Dr. S.M. Hussaini (Mujeeb), associate president Kasturi Venkat, and treasurer Satyanarayana Goud formally launched the event. Other key guests included Telangana Class IV Employees Central Association general secretary Khader Bin Hassan, former president Gnaneshwar, and TNGOs Hyderabad City Union leaders K. Srikanth and Hari Krishna.
Addressing the gathering, Jagadeeshwar stressed the importance of discipline in both professional and personal life. “Sports help build that discipline,” he said. General secretary Hussaini added that games reduce workplace stress and promote social awareness and healthy living—values the union supports beyond resolving employee issues.
Telangana NGOs Union event promotes bonding, stress relief
District president Vikram Kumar said the tournament fosters camaraderie and unity among government employees, while also serving as a platform for relaxation and re-energising. “It helps officials return to work with renewed enthusiasm,” he noted.
Union organisers shared that the event has been held successfully for 12 consecutive years. They thanked the Central Union’s leadership for consistently supporting the initiative, which aims to strengthen fellowship and friendship among employees.
District secretary Kurradi Srinivas expressed gratitude to the Central Union for entrusting the district unit with organising the event. Associate district president K.R. Rajkumar closely oversaw tournament arrangements.
Treasurer J. Balraj, committee members Vaidik Shestra, Mukheem Qureshi, Sridhar, and several unit-level presidents and secretaries joined the inaugural. A large number of government employees attended the event with enthusiasm.
