Sports schools and institutions

August 23rd, 2007

Following is from a PIB release.

The Sports Authority of India (SAI) runs 126 National Sports Talent Contest (NSTC) Centres, 10 Special Area Games (SAG) Centres, 57 SAI Training Centres (STC), 18 Army Boys Sports Company Scheme (ABSC) Centre and 10 Centre of Excellence (COX) where sportspersons are given training in different sports disciplines.  State-wise details are at Annexe-I.  Besides, SAI has an Academic Wing at the Netaji Subhas National Institute of Sports, Patiala.

Funds are not directly allocated to any Centre. They  are released to SAI Regional Centres, which in turn, make  releases to various centres on a need basis.  During the last 3 years, the  following grants were utilized for  SAI Centres:-

Year                       Grant released

                              (Rs. in lakhs)

 

2004-05                   436.70

2005-06                   499.00                                   

2006-07                                     505.00

The details of the funds given to the NSNIS, Patiala during the last 3 years for operating sports scholarship scheme, rural sports programmme, the North East Sports Festival and Women Sports Festival are as under:

Year                       Grant released

                              (Rs. in lakhs)

2004-05                 987.83             

2005-06               1041.41

2006-07                 731.61

ANNEX-I

State (s)

National Sports Talent Contest

Special Area Games

SAI Tr. Ctr.

Army Boys Sports Co.

Centre of Ex.

1.

 Andaman Nicobar

01

01

2.

Andhra Pradesh

05

05

02

3.

Arunachal Pradesh

01

01

4.

Assam

04

02

02

5.

Bihar

04

03

01

01

6.

Chandigarh

03

01

7.

Chattishgarh

04

01

8.

Daman Diu

9.

Delhi

07

01

01

01

10.

Goa

01

01

11.

Gujarat

02

01

01

12.

Haryana

09

03

01

13.

Himachal Praesh

02

02

14.

Jammu Kashmir

03

01

01

15.

Jharkhand

06

01

01

16.

Karnataka

03

03

02

01

17.

Kerala

03

02

04

01

18.

Lakshadweep

19.

Madhya Pradesh

09

05

02

01

20.

Maharashtra

17

02

02

21.

Manipur

04

02

01

01

22.

Meghalaya

01

01

23.

Mizoram

01

24.

Nagaland

01

01

25.

Orissa

08

02

02

26.

Pondicherry

01

01

27.

Punjab

06

03

01

28.

Rajashthan

07

02

01

29.

Sikkim

01

01

30..

Tamilnadu

01

02

02

31.

Tripura

02

01

32.

Uttar Pradesh

07

06

03

01

33.

Uttranchal

02

01

01

34.

West Bengal

02

04

01

Total

126

19

57

18

10

This information was given by Shri Mani Shankar Aiyar, Minister of Panchayati Raj, Youth Affairs & Sports and DoNER in the Lok Sabha today in a written reply to a question by Smt. Sangeeta Kumari Singh Deo and Shri Jivabhai Ambalal Patel.

 

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