More than 300 students of government schools participate in football coaching under CKL programme
LatentView Analytics hosted a football coaching session for 300 government school students in Chennai as part of the Chennai Kaalpandhu League. The program aims to teach tactical skills and build confidence through sports.
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Corporate social responsibility initiatives in sports can provide underprivileged students with access to professional training and personal development opportunities.
Chennai LatentView Analytics organised a practical football session for 300 students of 10 government schools across Chennai at the Tagore Film Centre, National Film Development Corporation, on Monday.
The programme was organised as part of the Chennai Kaalpandhu League (CKL), a grassroots football tournament now in its sixth year, encouraging young footballers to dive deeper into the tactics that shaped key moments of FIFA World Cup 2026. Coaches from Chennaiyin FC guided the participants through the skills, discipline, and preparation required to compete at the highest level.
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