TCEMA to Host Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Memorial Cricket Tournament 2026 in Hyderabad with “Say No to Drugs” Campaign

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In a powerful blend of sport, social responsibility, and community unity, the Twin Cities Electronic Media Association (TCEMA) is set to organize the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Memorial Tennis Ball One-Day Cricket Tournament on April 12, 2026, at the Sports Coaching Foundation, Masab Tank, Hyderabad. The event carries a strong social message under the theme: “Say No to Drugs”, aiming to raise awareness against substance abuse while promoting healthy lifestyles through sports.

The tournament will witness participation from diverse professional groups, reflecting a unique spirit of unity across sectors. The teams are divided into two competitive groups:

​Group A Teams:

• Police
• Advocates
• Media Professionals
• Doctors

Group B Teams:

• NCC
• Teachers
• Social Activists
• TCEMA Team

This initiative is not just a sporting event but a community-driven campaign to encourage youth and citizens to stay away from drugs and engage in constructive activities.

TCEMA leadership emphasized that the tournament is organized in memory of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, symbolizing equality, empowerment, and social reform. The event aims to bring together professionals and citizens under one platform to promote awareness and inspire collective responsibility.
The association is led by a dedicated team, including Chief Patron R.K. Azad, President Shaik Rahmath Ali, Vice President Naveed Uddin Khan, General Secretary Srinivas Choudhary, and Chief Legal Officer Advocate Dayakar Arra.  

Social Worker M.A. Mujeeb, along with active participation from the Crime Today News Team, including Mohammed Imroz and others.
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​Speaking about the initiative, TCEMA representatives highlighted that such events play a crucial role in strengthening community bonds while addressing serious social issues like drug abuse. “Sports can be a powerful tool for change. Through this tournament, we aim to send a clear message—choose health, choose life, and say no to drugs,” they stated.

TCEMA has extended an open invitation to the public, urging citizens, families, and youth to attend the event, support the teams, and be part of this meaningful cause.

The tournament promises not only exciting cricket action but also a strong reminder of the collective responsibility to build a safer and drug-free society.