TCEMA Successfully Hosts Ambedkar Memorial Cricket Tournament 2026 in Hyderabad

POLICE TEAM WINNERS

​The Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Memorial Tennis Ball One-Day Cricket Tournament, organized by the Twin Cities Electronic Media Association (TCEMA), was successfully conducted on Sunday at the Sports Coaching Foundation, Masab Tank, Hyderabad. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation and delivered a strong social message under the campaign “Say No to Drugs.”

​The tournament brought together teams from diverse professional backgrounds, promoting unity, sportsmanship, and social awareness. Teams representing Police, Advocates, Media, Doctors, NCC, Teachers, Social Activists, and TCEMA competed with great spirit, making the event both competitive and meaningful.

The Police Team emerged as the winners of the tournament, showcasing exceptional coordination, discipline, and performance throughout the matches. Mr. Sainath from the Police Team was awarded the Man of the Match for his outstanding contribution.

Vice President Naveed Uddin Khan & Mr Sainath from the Police Team

​MLA Mohammed Majid Hussain, who attended the event, appreciated TCEMA for conducting a socially responsible program that effectively combines sports with a strong anti-drug message. He lauded the organizers for their dedication to raising awareness and encouraging youth to stay away from drugs, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives in today’s society.

​Addressing the media, Deputy Commissioner of Police Sri P. Madhukar Swamy appreciated TCEMA for organizing impactful awareness initiatives on drug prevention and cybercrime. He emphasized the importance of collective responsibility in building a drug-free and crime-free Hyderabad and commended the Police team for their active participation.

Syeda Falak addressed the media and appreciated the efforts of the Twin Cities Electronic Media Association (TCEMA) for organizing this impactful event, promoting the message “Say No to Drugs.”
She praised the initiative for bringing together different sections of society and spreading awareness for a drug-free and crime-free Hyderabad, calling it a much-needed step for the better future of youth.

​Chief Patron R.K. Azad congratulated the Police team on their impressive victory and appreciated the efforts of President Shaik Rahmath Ali, Vice President Naveed Uddin Khan, and the entire TCEMA team for successfully executing the event. He highlighted that such initiatives play a vital role in bringing communities together for a positive cause.

​Prominent personalities, including UGF Chairman Kaleem Uddin Baba, Social Worker M.A. Mujeeb, and members of the Crime Today News Team, including Mohammed Imroz, were present at the event. Several speakers lauded TCEMA’s initiative for combining sports with a strong message against drug abuse.

​The event also saw support from organizations such as the Elite Action Group for Drug Law Enforcement and EAGLE Force – Telangana Police, reinforcing the campaign’s impact across the city.

With active participation, community support, and strong leadership, the tournament concluded on a high note, successfully spreading awareness and reinforcing the message of a healthy, drug-free society.

​TCEMA extended its gratitude to all participants, partners, and supporters and reaffirmed its commitment to organizing more such socially responsible initiatives in the future.

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