LS passes National Sports University bill
Friday - August 3, 2018 11:20 pm ,
Category : SPORTS
New Delhi Aug 3 (IANS) The Lok Sabha on Friday passed the National Sports University bill 2017 which seeks to establish a National Sports University in Manipur to promote sports education.
The bill seeks to establish a National Sports University located in Manipur to promote sports education in the areas of sports sciences sports technology sports management and sports coaching.
It will function as a national training centre for select sports disciplines. It may also establish campuses and study centres in other parts of the country.
"This will establish a first-of-its-kind National Sports University in Manipur. This is a major step towards bringing to reality Prime Narendra Modi s vision of developing a world class 360° sports ecosystem in India " said Minister of State (independent charge) for Youth Affairs and Sports Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore.
"The university is envisioned to offer courses in 13 departments through its 4 schools. There will be enhanced focus on sports coaching physiology nutrition journalism and other verticals associated with sports " he added.
The University will be empowered to grant degrees diplomas and certificates. The key objectives of the university are research development and dissemination of knowledge in physical education and sports sciences; strengthening training programmes; generating knowledge capabilities and training talented athletes.
--IANS sid/
The bill seeks to establish a National Sports University located in Manipur to promote sports education in the areas of sports sciences sports technology sports management and sports coaching.
It will function as a national training centre for select sports disciplines. It may also establish campuses and study centres in other parts of the country.
"This will establish a first-of-its-kind National Sports University in Manipur. This is a major step towards bringing to reality Prime Narendra Modi s vision of developing a world class 360° sports ecosystem in India " said Minister of State (independent charge) for Youth Affairs and Sports Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore.
"The university is envisioned to offer courses in 13 departments through its 4 schools. There will be enhanced focus on sports coaching physiology nutrition journalism and other verticals associated with sports " he added.
The University will be empowered to grant degrees diplomas and certificates. The key objectives of the university are research development and dissemination of knowledge in physical education and sports sciences; strengthening training programmes; generating knowledge capabilities and training talented athletes.
--IANS sid/
