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Making India a sports superpower

Making India a sports superpower
Start Date :
Dec 08, 2014
Last Date :
May 09, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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India has been making steady progress in the field of sports, but it has potential to do much more. If right steps are taken towards development of sports culture, integration of ...

India has been making steady progress in the field of sports, but it has potential to do much more. If right steps are taken towards development of sports culture, integration of sports and education, early spotting of talent, strong support to sportspersons through top-class coaching, competition exposures, sports science and sports medicine support, etc., India can emerge as a sports super power.

Views are invited on what specific steps need to be taken.

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Nobita
Nobita 11 years 9 months ago
There should b a open n proper Multi Sports event held annualy & people espcly kids frm vlgs/slums/orphanages shd be informed abt it thrgh ads.This Multi Sports evnt shd b held in each district(can be shared by 2 or more ZONES) n d winners of each district/zone shd b taken n trained in State Sports Academy(can be shared by 2or3) for atleat a year b4 these players can participate in Nation Level Games n den the winners from here shd be trained in National Sports Academy
rishi shukla
rishi shukla 11 years 9 months ago
अगर भारत मे शुरु से बच्चों मे खेल भावना को बिकसित किया जाय व अच्छे खिलाडियों को अच्छी सुविधाऐं दी जायें तो भारत भी खेलों मे विश्व मे अपना परचम लहरा सकता है
Nobita
Nobita 11 years 9 months ago
Barrier btwn our talent & world is lack of opputunity,facility & training.V shd gv our plyrs propr/sufficient money so dt dey &der family can liv a satsfctry life evn aftr dey R retired or injrd.V need to make sports an attractive career.There should be a sports authority active in each district with a proper ground,with all the equipments/kit needed to play various games & shd b available 4 free.D children below 8 yr living in orphanage/slums/vilgs shd b encrgd more 2 play
Ramandeep Singh Sahota
Ramandeep Singh Sahota 11 years 9 months ago
Conduct an IPL style league where 5-10 events constitute a match and the ratio of indian players has to be 3 per five players. where for eg. there are are five events 2 players need to be international players two domestic stars and one local player. The winners are to be determined by the number of events won. The players just like IPL have to be auctioned. This would also rope in international coaches and would elevate the standard of facilities as well as the players.
Shivank Shukla
Shivank Shukla 11 years 9 months ago
You should provide sport kits to all gram panchayats. Because we have many hidden great sport personalities in our villaged but they can not come in front due to the lack of acessaries.
Gaurav Kulkarni
Gaurav Kulkarni 11 years 9 months ago
Main problem is that there is half hour lecture in school for sport>> Instead of half hour lecture there should b one day of sport in week/month.. I my school time sport teacher teaches rules of sports in notebook in class and other time he DENOTE his period to History teacher. we are living in a country in which Ex-sportsman searching govt job and sport teacher who never teaches sports Every Kabbadi player, Ranaji Player in state or national team is appointed as sports Teacher .
Awadhesh P Singh
Awadhesh P Singh 11 years 9 months ago
Our country should start developing sporting activities in rural, tribal, hilly areas by giving emphasis on low cost sporting activities like races, long jump, volleyball, basketball, badminton, swimming, archery etc.. Girls must be made fical point to develop sports in rural, tribal, hilly and other far flung areas. Thereafter, sporsts colleges should be opened in interior areas to develop these low cost sports. Cue must be taken from countries like Kenya.
Subhashish Dutta
Subhashish Dutta 11 years 9 months ago
My point of view on this is that being a sports superpower is not our goal. If we develop a culture of embracing the outdoors and encouraging sports, if we make sports can integral part of our lives, we are bound to do well in sports in the time to come. That will automatically make us a sports superpower. They ways the government can help are : 1. Make sure there are enough open spaces 2. Make sure sports facilities and coaches are available in plenty to growing children in each neighbourhood.
SREEKANTH POKALA
SREEKANTH POKALA 11 years 9 months ago
Seperate sports school in each district to be setup with focus on local talent / tribal talent and ensure the sports as main curriculum and Basic education upto graduation as co-curriculum. All the eXpenses towards their stay to be born by govermnent The non performers can be shifted to local schools for regular education and fresh talent with option of lateral entry to be made possible. The infra to be world class. The audits on condition of facilities to be rigorous.
jijith rekh
jijith rekh 11 years 9 months ago
1) All sports Directors should be sportsman not IAS officers 2) sportsmen mess should be corruption free n they should good food 3) selection of sportsmen should be done from primary school level. 4) talent hunt should be done in villages n tribal areas. 5) coaches also should be rewarded for the performance