Nagaland all set to host Khelo India University Games 2023

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Dimapur: Nagaland is all set to host the Khelo India University Games 2023 at IG Stadium in Kohima on February 23. 

Addressing the media today, secretary, Youth Resources & Sports, Anthony Ngullie stated it was an honour and privilege for Nagaland to host the Khelo India University Games. He added that the state is fully prepared to conduct wrestling as part of the games.

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Director, Youth Resources & Sports, Kethosituo Sekhose informed that around 240 athletes and 80 officials will take part in the games. He also said that guests had been arriving since February 19. He stated that reception desks had been set up at Dimapur railway station and airport to receive athletes and officials. 

Sekhose informed that for men, there will be two styles: Greko-Roman style and freestyle, while for women, it will only be freestyle. 

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The games will begin with the commencement programme on February 23, 2024 at IG stadium, Kohima where Nagaland chief minister, Neiphiu Rio will grace the occasion. The games will come to an end on February 25 and the guests will return on February 26. The 4th edition of the Khelo India University Games is being organised by the North Eastern states with Assam as the main host.

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