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Ideas to make the ‘Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports’ (PEADS) more effective

How to make anti-doping programme more effective amongst the rural area and budding athletes at school level in India through ‘Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports’ (PEADS)
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May 26, 2015
Last Date :
Jun 26, 2015
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To further increase the awareness-cum-outreach level of the anti doping campaign, National Anti Doping Agency (NADA) has developed an extensive education program namely Program for ...

To further increase the awareness-cum-outreach level of the anti doping campaign, National Anti Doping Agency (NADA) has developed an extensive education program namely Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports (PEADS). To know the exact requirement for this purpose, an Information and Education Committee (IEC) has been constituted under the Chairmanship of Director General, NADA to assist and advise NADA. PEADS is a comprehensive program that has been planned with an objective to deal with different stakeholders in the country.

The objective of this program is to increase Awareness of Anti Doping in Sports across the country amongst all the sportspersons and support staff.

Suggestions/ Feedback are required from public and common manon how this program can be made more effective amongst the rural area and budding athletes at school level in India and in what way and how can anyone assist NADA to eradicate the doping in sports in India. Anyone can share idea of the photos, documentaries, small films, and electronic advertisement media on anti doping etc.

Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports (PEADS)

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Venkatasubramanian B
Venkatasubramanian B 11 years 1 month ago
1. In rural areas educating the staff and also the code must be explained to all atheletes before start of any sports tournament. 2. The code must be types in all languages and a test must be conducted before start of any sports tournament. if he is illiterate the text must be spoken out and explained and oral test should be conducted mandatorily to create fear and knowledge on strict rules on doping. 3. food during sports tournaments should be provided by conducting organisations only in india
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Venkatasubramanian B
Venkatasubramanian B 11 years 1 month ago
1. Just have a strict setup and monitor movement of atheletes during tournaments. Sportspersons should be made to report atleast 15 days before tournament to the region and should be monitored and survillence should be improved. 2. Police force special department must be formed in each state and split up from existing department for this duty. By experience the police can prevent further doping activities. 3. Monitoring in restrooms and toilets should be increased. 4. Help from other countries.
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HEMANT BAJIRAO PALUSKAR
HEMANT BAJIRAO PALUSKAR 11 years 1 month ago
dear sir while childrens walking to school there are too many auto rickshaw standing on the road and the bhaji walas on the footpath and the school childrens have to walk from the middle of the road which may cause accident in future
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pradeep Shah
pradeep Shah 11 years 1 month ago
On 26-4-15 in his speech Maan Ki baat Respected PM Mr Narendra Damodardas Modi emphasized on MAYLA MATHE PE DHONA (carrying dirt on head). The phrase was headline in each and every NEWS of the day. Is He really concern about this and made provisions of reservation in LOK SABHA, RAJYA SABHA, STATE VIDHAN SABHA, MILITARY etc etc etc ...... Such reservations are in place in other aspects of life. Respected PM Mr NARENDRA DAMODARDAS MODI SIR do you have explanation or just a speech.
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Lata Mathur
Lata Mathur 11 years 1 month ago
We can make small change in education which will bring very positive results as The children learn quickly with other child ... To implement this we should fix up 6 -8 hour a week social work by each student which should be compulsory (and students should be given marks on this also) in that 6 hour every student should help other younger student with studies/ crafts/ sports/or creative activity / driving rules / development of good habbit/ which ever he thinks is good in .
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Sankaran Gopalan
Sankaran Gopalan 11 years 1 month ago
t is a high time to pay attention to the exam schedule of college students in the month of May, when the temperature crosses above 47 in most of the states. Its very insensitive to hold exams in such hot time. Students have to go for exams in so hot temperature in loo. Kindly reschedule the exam timetable for colleges as it is in the schools.
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Rajnath Rampratap yadav
Rajnath Rampratap yadav 11 years 1 month ago
मेरी चाचाजी जी की लड़की का हद्य वॉल खराब है कृपा कर आपरेशन करवाकर उसकी जान बचा लें चाचाजी को ४ लड़की है गरीब के कारण इलाज नही हो रहा कृपा उसे बचा ले मोदी जी सवासथय मंञालय के अिधकारी पहल बचा ले इस बेटी को बडी कृपा होगी
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Shailesh Parmar
Shailesh Parmar 11 years 1 month ago
It is a high time to pay attention to the exam schedule of college students in the month of May, when the temperature crosses above 47 in most of the states. Its very insensitive to hold exams in such hot time. Students have to go for exams in so hot temperature in loo. Kindly reschedule the exam timetable for colleges as it is in the schools. Shailesh Parmar,Ratlam,MP
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