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Watching India’s sports landscape evolve has been inspiring, especially with the government’s recent efforts to make sports accessible and competitive for everyone. Here’s what I find especially impactful: 1️⃣ Shifting Policies: From the All-India Council of Sports (1954) to the ambitious National Sports Policy 2024, India’s focus on grassroots engagement and elite performance is stronger than ever. 2️⃣ Key Programs Moving the Needle: National Sports Policy 2024: Expanding infrastructure and identifying talent early. Khelo India: Bringing sports into schools and making facilities more accessible. TOPS (Target Olympic Podium Scheme): Elevating top athletes with world-class training. 3️⃣ Seeing the Impact: Khelo India and TOPS have boosted youth participation and made a real difference in India’s global sports presence, with new facilities even reaching rural areas. 🏟️ Keeping this momentum will need sustained support and collaboration. With the right focus, I truly believe India’s sports culture is set for incredible growth. What impact do you think these initiatives will have on India’s future in sports? I’d love to hear your thoughts below! 👇 #SportsDevelopment #IndiaSports #KheloIndia #SportsPolicy #OlympicDream

Explore the vast potential of sports in India with Mr. Jagrit Anand. As an experienced professional in the sports industry, Mr. Anand delves into the numerous opportunities available for young athletes and the essential role sports play in personal and national development. Learn about the current landscape, the challenges, and the transformative power of sports in shaping the future. This video is a must-watch for aspiring athletes, parents, and sports enthusiasts. Don't miss out on this comprehensive guide to the scope of sports in India. Jagrit Anand Vaibhav Shastri P K SAMAL Bhavna Tandon Prof .Anand Khanna Subhranil Maji #SportsInIndia #JagritAnand #AESConsortia #FutureOfSports #YoungAthletes #SportsDevelopment #india

At the recent TURF 2024 Global Sports Summit held in New Delhi, we launched our special report titled "The Future of Sports in India" in partnership with FICCI. The report was released and presented by some notable figures including Mr. Kunal, Joint Secretary- Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India | Ajay Jadeja, former Indian cricket captain| Actor and Rugby India President, Rahul Bose| Olympian and Table Tennis star, Manika Batra| Paralympic medalist Harvinder Singh| Ahetesham Khan, Executive Director- Sports and Media Entertainment Advisory , Nangianxt along with other key leaders from the sports industry and government. Our report projects that India’s sports economy has the potential to grow from $27 billion in 2020 to a massive $100 billion by 2027. Further, highlights the need for strong collaboration between the government and private sector to fund & manage sports initiatives effectively. Additionally, it calls for improved facilities, financial support for athletes, and athlete-friendly policies to help India unlock its full potential and establish itself as a global leader in sports. Download our report here: https://shorturl.at/MJdua #sports #nangia #knowledge Ahetesham Khan

In 1993, the Indian football team ranked 100 globally, peaked at 94 in 1996, and now finds itself at 127 in 2024. While we've excelled in individual sports like athletics, badminton, table tennis, and shooting, and seen a remarkable revival in hockey, there are still disciplines where we've struggled to crack the code. The Nangianxt-FICCI report, 'The Future of Sports in India,' highlights the transformative potential of the sports industry, projecting it to become a $100 billion market by 2027. This makes sports not just an avenue for pride but a game-changer for economic growth and employment. Yet, challenges persist: underutilized infrastructure, financial insecurity for athletes, and limited inclusivity. India's sports ecosystem stands at a tipping point. The way forward demands more than ambition—it demands action. Expanding CSR into holistic talent development and actively bidding to host global events aren’t just desirable—they're imperative to establish India as a true global sporting powerhouse. The future lies in: 1. Building robust grassroots infrastructure 2. Making sports a lifestyle for all age groups 3. Supporting athletes across disciplines with equitable resources As India aspires to be a soft superpower on the global stage, bold and decisive measures will determine whether we lead in sports or remain on the sidelines. The future demands we act now! #ActionMatters

The Untapped Potential of Grassroots Sports in India India's tier 2, 3, and 4 towns are brimming with untapped talent waiting for the right opportunities to shine. Investing in grassroots sports isn’t just about nurturing future champions—it’s about creating a lasting impact on the country’s sporting ecosystem. By supporting grassroots initiatives, we empower young athletes to dream big and reach platforms they might not have thought possible. There are countless examples of athletes who’ve risen from small towns and made a name for themselves on the international stage: - Neeraj Chopra, the Olympic Gold medalist in Javelin, comes from Khandra, a small village in Haryana. - P.V. Sindhu, from Hyderabad, became one of the world’s top badminton players. - Dutee Chand, from a small village in Odisha, has become an international sprinting sensation. - Deepak Punia, the talented wrestler, hails from Chhara, a village in Haryana. - Mary Kom, the boxing legend, comes from the remote town of Manipur. These stories show that incredible talent is not limited to major cities. However, to unlock this potential, there is an urgent need for investment in infrastructure, coaching, and resources at the grassroots level. By doing so, we not only give these athletes a chance to shine but also uplift entire communities. The future of Indian sports lies in its grassroots, and with the right support, we can see many more success stories emerging from every corner of the country. #SupportGrassrootsSports #InvestInTalent #FutureChampions #IndianSports #SportForDevelopment

The Sports Economy: India’s Next Big Opportunity Sports in India is no longer just about passion—it’s a rapidly growing industry with untapped potential. From grassroots talent development to emerging technologies, and from investments in infrastructure to a global fan base, the sports economy stands at a pivotal moment. The question is are we ready to harness this momentum and transform sports into a cornerstone of India’s economic growth? The future lies in collaboration, innovation, and a shared vision to make India a global sporting powerhouse. What’s your take? #SportsEconomy #FutureOfSports #IndiaPlays #SportsIndustry #iamgamesport

Indian Sports Industry: A Billion-Dollar Growth Story! 🏟️💸 Exciting news for sports enthusiasts and industry professionals! 🎉 The Indian sports industry is projected to reach a staggering ₹100 billion (approximately $1.2 billion USD) by 2027, growing from ₹27 billion in 2020! 🚀 This remarkable growth can be attributed to: ✨ Increasing popularity of non-cricket sports like football, kabaddi, and badminton ✨ Growing investment in sports infrastructure and facilities ✨ Rising demand for sports merchandise and apparel ✨ Government initiatives to promote sports and fitness This growth will create new opportunities for: ✨ Sports marketing and sponsorship ✨ Sports management and talent representation ✨ Sports technology and innovation ✨ Sports education and training Let's celebrate this milestone and look forward to the exciting future of Indian sports! 🎊 Share your thoughts on the growth of the Indian sports industry! 💬 #IndianSportsIndustry #SportsBusiness #GrowthStory #BillionDollarIndustry #SportsMarketing #SportsManagement #SportsTechnology #Fitness #Wellness

The most surprising outcome of the Olympics? With a population exceeding 1.4 billion, India didn’t secure a single #gold medal 😮 Why doesn’t India win more at sports? The answer lies in a myriad of complex cultural factors. But a crucial one is that in India, people think #education is more important than #sports. Parents usually tell their kids to study hard rather than focus on sports because they see it as a safer and more respectable choice. But does this focus on education pay off? Absolutely. If we look at the leadership of major global companies, the number of CEOs of Indian origin is disproportionately large and impressive. So, while other countries may have 10 days of glory at the Olympics, India is winning in business and leadership every day 😎

Very interesting analysis ! In my opinion it's possible to have a little bit of both, and even more, I would recommend a little bit of both as they go well together ! A strong #Sports background can help you develop a sense of #Excellence and pushing beyond your boundaries, and this can be translated in all aspects of life, including academics ! Sports also help your #brain to function better and reach it's #FullPotential 😉 I think as Europeans, we could take a little step back and take a quick look abroad ! As an example, the United States have some of the best athletes in the World in many disciplines, and also, some of the biggest corporations in the world ! Why ? One reason could be that they found a way to push high Standard academics and top notch sporting programs and infrastructures in the same places called "Campuses", while some of their Universities stand amongst the Highest in international Rankings (is it a coincidence ?) 🚀 It Happens that many of the big corporation corridors are also stacked with former D1 and Professional athletes, that tend to become ferocious #BusinessWomen and #BusinessMen (is it still a coincidence?). 🦸🏻♂️👨🏻🏫👨🏻💻⛹🏻♂️ #Brains, #Muscles and #Heart mix very well 🧗🏻♂️ We (Europeans), are getting a little "slow" on the international scene (is it also a coincidence ??) and we should take a look into that to do a little less of "Talk the Talk" that we enjoy so much, and do a little more of "Walk the Walk" that is a little more difficult ! But again, for that we need to develop our #SportCulture a little more 😉 It helps people to be in a great shape, but it also makes #Winning Matter ! Gianfabio Inglese Florian Dettwiller Hammer Philippe

The most surprising outcome of the Olympics? With a population exceeding 1.4 billion, India didn’t secure a single hashtag #gold medal 😮 Why doesn’t India win more at sports? The answer lies in a myriad of complex cultural factors. But a crucial one is that in India, people think #education is more important than #sports. Parents usually tell their kids to study hard rather than focus on sports because they see it as a safer and more respectable choice. But does this focus on education pay off? Absolutely. If we look at the leadership of major global companies, the number of CEOs of Indian origin is disproportionately large and impressive. So, while other countries may have 10 days of glory at the Olympics, India is winning in business and leadership every day 😎 copied post