NCP MP Praful Patel has hailed the passage of the Sports Bill, calling it a landmark moment for Indian sport and a long-awaited step towards better governance, athlete representation, and efficient dispute resolution.
Hockey India applauded the historic passage of the National Sports Governance Bill in Parliament, a moment that marks a new era for the administration and future of sports in India. This landmark legislation stands as the country's first unified and comprehensive legal framework for sport
The recently passed National Sports Bill has sparked a wave of gratitude and optimism among India's athletes, with members of the national women's hockey team calling it a landmark moment for the country's sporting community.
Mandaviya emphasised that the bill ensures an athlete-centric system, bringing good governance to sports federations and fast, time-bound dispute resolution.
The agency filed the supplementary chargesheet against the four arrested accused namely Md Nazar Saddam, Md Waris, Md Zakir Hushain, and Muzaffar Ahmad Wani alias Sarfaraz, under relevant sections of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act before its special court in Patna.
He condemned the Israeli Ambassador, Reuvan Azar's words, stating that they are "totally unacceptable". He also criticised the Modi government for its "extreme moral cowardice" in not speaking out against Israel's actions in Gaza. He demanded that the Indian government take serious exception
Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has said that the National Sports Governance Bill will transform the sports sector, establish an athlete-centric approach and bring transparency to the working of the federations.
"The aim is to give talent a stepping stone to enter the national limelight and to serve the country through the game. Unfortunately, we have not been able to provide a platform for people to showcase their talent. So, these are all tournaments that showcase talent," he told reporters.
The bill was introduced by Union Youth Affairs and Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya to provide a robust legal framework for sports governance in India, promoting transparency, accountability, and athlete welfare.
The Court observed that Dr. Rana was first deputed from Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital (IGMC), Shimla, to SLBSGMC Ner Chowk in 2017 with assurances of promotion and service till 65 years. She was later absorbed as a regular faculty member and promoted to Professor. However, despi
Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], August 12: Setting records in the capital market is never easy, but Highway Infrastructure Limited has achieved just that. The company's mainboard IPO, coming from Indore after a gap of eight years, received such overwhelming investor confidence that it was o