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How can we encourage other sports in India?
here are the 7 government schemes to promote sports culture in India.
- National Sports Talent Contest Scheme (NSTC) – to get Sub-Junior level trainees:
- Army Boys Sports Company Scheme (ABSC) – to get Sub-Junior level Trainers:
- SAI Training Centres Scheme (STC) – for Junior-level Trainers:
- Extension Centre of STC /SAG:
How can sports culture be improved?
Developing an Effective Team Culture
- Clear Goals and Expectations. As I am sure you know from past coaching successes and failures, clear expectations is one of the most vital ingredients in leading a team.
- Use Your Supporting Cast.
- Praise Your Culture.
- Show Off Your Culture.
Why do we need sports facilities?
Improve the Academic performance The students engaged in sports have good academic performance in college. The students evolve the coordination and enthusiasm for the studies as well as the athletic program. The sports facilities will improve and develop the fitness and concentration level of the students.
Why is cricket so popular in India?
Create Awareness – One of the reasons cricket is such a smashing success in India is because of advertising and awareness. Cricket attracts more sponsors, more money. Ad revenue makes it more lucrative to telecast cricket; with greater viewership comes fame.
Is a lack of sporting culture holding back India’s cricket industry?
However, a lack of sporting culture has held back the growth of a similar industry in India in the past, despite the growing awareness and interest in various different sports besides cricket.
Is cricket killing other sports in India?
It’s bitter but very true that one single game blotting many others games in India. Cricket fever overshadowed our national sport Hockey. There is no question of any debate that cricket is killing other sports in our country. Indians eat, live, sleep, talk and walk cricket.
Should other sports be given the same facilities as cricket?
Hence there is a great need to reform the administration, infrastructure, training and facilities given to players of other sports than cricket so that they can shine more brightly with their stunning performances. Other sports have the full right to move up the pecking order.