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    India's preparations for 2036 Olympics have started in full swing: Union Minister Piyush Goyal

    India has officially bid to host the 2036 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. The Indian Olympic Association (IOA), led by President PT Usha, submitted a Letter of Intent to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in October 2024.

    Indian football federation to be banned by FIFA? Governing body issues final ultimatum to AIFF for constitution delay

    Indian football faces a possible FIFA ban. FIFA and AFC have issued an ultimatum to AIFF. They must adopt a new constitution by October 30. Failure could lead to suspension from international competitions. This jeopardizes India's Olympic bid. The Supreme Court will hear the matter. A previous ban occurred in 2022 due to third-party interference.

    Want to promote sports in remote parts of the country, NSP 2025 will help spread it: PM Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his Independence Day address, pledged to boost sports in remote areas, supported by the newly sanctioned National Sports Policy 2025. This policy, approved last month, aims to transform India into a global sporting leader and a strong contender in international events, including a potential bid for the 2036 Olympic Games.

    Bills on sports will help sportsmen improve performance in sporting events globally: Mansukh Mandaviya

    Parliament has approved two new sports bills aimed at enhancing India's performance in global sporting events. Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya stated that the National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill, 2025, and The National Sports Governance Bill, 2025, seek to improve coordination between sports federations, athletes, and the government, addressing issues like 'legal paralysis' and lack of accountability.

    Parliament passes twin bills to reform sports administration and anti-doping, setting stage for India’s 2036 Olympic dream

    The Rajya Sabha approved two sports bills. These are the National Sports Governance Bill and the Anti-Doping Amendment Bill. Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya introduced the bills. Olympian P.T. Usha spoke about the need for justice in sports. The bills aim to improve sports governance. They also seek to align with global anti-doping standards.

    India in 'continuous dialogue' phase with International Olympic Committee on 2036 bid: Sports Ministry

    India's pursuit of hosting the 2036 Olympics is in continuous dialogue with the IOC, as stated by Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. The IOA is managing the bidding process, though the IOC has paused the host selection to reassess the process.

    • Relief for BCCI as only those who take govt funds to come under RTI in amended sports bill

      The Sports Ministry has amended a key clause in the National Sports Governance Bill, exempting sports bodies like the BCCI from the Right to Information (RTI) Act unless they receive government funds or assistance. The revised Clause 15(2), tabled in the Lok Sabha on July 23, now defines "public authority" as entities reliant on government support, narrowing the RTI's scope.

      After terror attacks, India vs Pakistan at Asia Cup to go ahead—can govt step in?

      The upcoming India-Pakistan cricket match at the Asia Cup is generating controversy. Calls for boycott are emerging after terror attacks. The sports ministry currently lacks the power to intervene in BCCI matters. A new sports bill could change this in the future. The match is scheduled for September 14. Broadcasters anticipate high viewership and revenue.

      IOA ends feud over CEO, sets up anti-doping panel after IOC flags high cases

      The Indian Olympic Association has approved Raghuram Iyer as CEO after resolving salary disputes. A seven-member panel will address doping concerns raised by the International Olympic Committee. Rohit Rajpal will lead the anti-doping panel. The IOA also supports the new sports bill, ensuring alignment with international federation statutes. Kalyan Chaubey emphasizes cooperation between the Sports Ministry and sports bodies.

      New governance bill introduced for greater transparency in national sports bodies, including BCCI

      Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya introduced the National Sports Governance Bill in Lok Sabha, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability within national sports bodies like the BCCI through a regulatory board. Additionally, The National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill-2025 was introduced to align with WADA's requirements.

      Eye on Pak? Bill proposes regulation on India's international participation in 'extraordinary circumstances'

      The National Sports Governance Bill grants the central government authority over Indian athletes' international participation. This includes imposing restrictions under extraordinary circumstances. The bill addresses participation issues, especially concerning Pakistan. The government will also have the final say on relaxing act clauses. The National Sports Board will recognize or de-recognize national federations.

      School Assembly Headlines for July 23: Top national, international, sports and business updates

      President Murmu accepted Vice President Dhankhar's resignation. India defended its Russian oil purchases. PM Modi is set to visit the UK and Maldives. A British fighter jet left Kerala after repairs. Congress lost a tax exemption appeal. The Indian Army received Apache helicopters. Trump's lawsuit faces hurdles. The US will exit UNESCO again. Talks are ongoing for the 2036 Olympics.

      BCCI will be covered in National Sports Governance Bill

      The BCCI is set to be included in the National Sports Governance Bill, which is scheduled to be introduced in Parliament on Wednesday. According to a sports ministry source, this inclusion means the BCCI will have to adhere to the law of the land, similar to other National federations, once the bill is enacted.

      Govt preparing for 2036 Olympics by providing Rs 50000 to 3000 athletes every month: Amit Shah

      Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the government's preparations for the 2036 Olympics, including a Rs 50,000 monthly assistance to 3,000 athletes and a detailed plan. He emphasized the importance of sports in policing, urging officers to incorporate it into their routines for stress relief and improved work quality.

      Indian sprinter Animesh Kujur makes Diamond League history as Gout Gout wins

      Animesh Kujur made history as the first Indian sprinter in the Diamond League, finishing fourth in the 200m. Inspired by Usain Bolt, Kujur's performance follows national records in the 100m and 200m, boosted by a Swiss training camp.

      Why javelins flying during Neeraj Chopra Classic is crucial for Indian athletics

      India is set to host its first international javelin event, the Neeraj Chopra Classic, in Bengaluru on July 5, marking a significant step in its Olympic hosting ambitions. The World Athletics Category A status event will attract top athletes vying for world ranking points and World Championships qualification.

      Why India can't deny Pakistan entry to multi-lateral sports events on its soil

      India permits Pakistan to participate in upcoming sporting events. This decision aims to protect India's bid to host the Olympics. Blocking Pakistan could violate the Olympic charter. Previous visa denials to Pakistani athletes led to IOC sanctions. India provides written guarantees against discrimination. The nation is actively pursuing the 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad. Hosting global events requires inclusivity.

      Tap Indian athletes from the world

      India's National Sports Policy 2025 encourages states to attract talented Indian-origin athletes living abroad to represent the nation internationally, particularly with an eye on the 2036 Olympics. This initiative aims to strengthen India's sporting presence on global stages by tapping into the diaspora's potential, especially in sports like football, where OCI cardholders were previously excluded.

      A landmark day: PM Modi after Cabinet's nod to Khelo Bharat Niti

      The government approved the Khelo Bharat Niti to boost sports. This policy focuses on excellence and economic development. A Research Development and Innovation scheme with a large corpus was also approved. An Employment Linked Incentive scheme aims to create jobs. Highway construction in Tamil Nadu received a nod. These initiatives signal a strong push for growth and development in India.

      Ahmedabad to host Olympics in 2036? India nominates the Gujarat city during IOC visit

      India has officially nominated Ahmedabad as its candidate city to host a future Olympic Games, signaling a significant step towards bidding for the 2036 Summer Olympics. A delegation comprising representatives from the Union Sports Ministry, Gujarat government, and the Indian Olympic Association met with International Olympic Committee officials in Lausanne.

      Cabinet approves Khelo Bharat Niti, says it will bring India into top-5 of world sports

      The Union Cabinet has greenlit the Khelo Bharat Niti, 2025, setting an ambitious goal for India to rank among the top five sporting nations by 2047. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighted Prime Minister Modi's focus on nurturing talent, particularly in rural areas, over the past 11 years.

      India's 2036 Olympic dream: IOC pauses bidding process to figure out 'appropriate' time to elect host

      India's 2036 Olympic bid faces delay as IOC President Kirsty Coventry announced a "pause" to reassess the host selection process. A working group will determine the "appropriate time" for future host decisions, considering experiences from Los Angeles, Brisbane, and the French Alps. Despite the pause, India's delegation visit to Lausanne next month will proceed as scheduled.

      First prepare for monsoon rains, say netizens after Delhi CM Rekha Gupta says capital fully prepared for Olympics 2036

      Delhi's Chief Minister announced the city's readiness to host the 2036 Olympic Games. This statement highlights Delhi's infrastructure and organizational capabilities. However, citizens expressed mixed reactions. Many voiced concerns regarding the city's preparedness. They questioned the practicality of such an ambitious bid. Issues like water, electricity, pollution and waste management were raised.

      Delhi fully prepared to host 2036 Olympics: CM Rekha Gupta

      Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta expressed confidence in India's readiness to host the 2036 Olympic Games, emphasizing the nation's commitment to sports infrastructure development under Prime Minister Modi. She highlighted the enthusiastic participation in the Olympic Day Run in Delhi, alongside Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and IOA President P T Usha.

      Ten big stadiums to be built in Ahmedabad for India to host 2036 Olympics: Amit Shah

      Union Minister Amit Shah laid the foundation stone for a Rs 316.82 crore 'Para High Performance Centre' in Gandhinagar, emphasizing India's goal to host the 2036 Olympics. The facility will aid para athletes with world-class training. Shah highlighted increased sports budget and Gujarat's significant investment in sports infrastructure.

      India to host 2036 Olympics? IOA formally writes to Future Host Commission and International Olympic Committee

      The Indian Olympic Association has sent a Letter of Intent to the International Olympic Committee, expressing its interest in hosting the Olympics and Paralympics Games in New Delhi.

      India can organise Olympics 2036: French President Emmanuel Macron

      French President Emmanuel Macron expressed confidence in India's ability to host the Olympics 2036. He emphasised the country's capacity and potential for organising such events during an interview with Jio Cinema. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also affirmed India's ambitions to host major sporting events, highlighting the government's athlete-centric approach and the nation's progress in multi-sporting events, including a record-breaking medal haul in recent competitions.

      Who will host the 2036 Olympics? Here are countries and cities vying for the mega event

      With the 2024 Paris Olympics coming to an end on August 11, the run-up for the next editions of the Olympic Games are already up for discussions, as multiple countries and cities are lining up their bids for hosting the 2023 Summer Games. Here's where the Games can be tentative held.

      Egypt will bid for 2036 and 2040 Olympics, African Olympic committees chief says

      Egypt aims to host the 2036 and 2040 Summer Olympics with its modernized infrastructure and sports complexes. According to Mustapha Berraf of the African Olympic committees, Egypt plans to leverage its new facilities. South Africa's Cape Town might also join the race for a future bid.

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