NCIC
Fostering fraternity and camaraderie
amongst youth of youth organisations
throughout the country; this is the aim of
the Annual Cricket Tournament hosted by
the Youth Arm of the National Council of
Indian Culture, the fourth of which was
successfully held on Sunday 20th January, 2013.
Issue 3
March 2013
pledged their support, and with whom
the Youth Arm continues to forge a
healthy working relationship. In addition
to this, friendly competition has grown to
include several additional groups from
across the country, including Youth
Groups from various social, cultural and
sporting organisations.
In 2010, this initiative was first introduced by then NCIC Youth Arm Chairman, Dr. Arvind Singh, of hosting a Cricket Tournament that sought to bring together youths from various cultural
groups and affiliated organisations
throughout the country, uniting young
people with a common background.
What started off as a small-scale project
in that year, with nine competing teams,
grew into one of the Youth Arm’s highlyanticipated annual trademark events.
the Cricket Tournament was not the only
on-site attraction. In 2012, a Family Day
aspect had been introduced to