Archive · 2 Jul 2025
New National Sports Policy Approved; Aims for Global Sporting Powerhouse
India has a new plan called the National Sports Policy 2025, which is like a roadmap to make India great at sports worldwide.
It includes plans for growing sports, helping new ones like Padel, and making better sports places.
Famous tennis player Mahesh Bhupathi likes this plan.
He thinks it will help India win in big sports games.
The National Sports Policy (NSP) 2025 has been approved by the Union Cabinet.
The policy aims to establish India as a global sporting powerhouse.
The policy focuses on established sports and emerging ones like Padel.
The policy emphasizes building competitive leagues and infrastructure development.
Mahesh Bhupathi believes the policy reflects India's ambition.
- Who
- Union Cabinet, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Mahesh Bhupathi
- What
- The National Sports Policy (NSP) 2025 was approved.
- When
- Approved on Tuesday, July 2
- Where
- India
- Why
- To establish India as a global sporting powerhouse.
- Policy Name
- National Sports Policy (NSP) 2025
- Approval Date
- Tuesday, July 2
- Goal
- To make India a global sporting powerhouse
- Key Features
- Focus on emerging sports and infrastructure development
- Replaced
- National Sports Policy, 2001
Sources
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