Local governance bodies play a crucial role in implementing the scheme at the grassroots level, ensuring that sports infrastructure and opportunities are accessible and well-utilized within their respective jurisdictions.

Applicants receive a receipt upon submission of their application, which includes essential details such as the date, time of submission, and a unique identification number (if applicable). This ensures proper tracking and accountability throughout the process.

Yes, indeed. Depending on whether the application is from a Municipal Body or a Gram Panchayat, different authorities are responsible for submission. Ward members or councillors handle Municipal Body applications, while Sarpanchs or Gram Sachivs are involved for Gram Panchayats.

Certainly. The scheme provides specific equipment for each sport, ranging from balls and nets for Volleyball and Football to mats for Wrestling and Judo, and comprehensive kits for Cricket.

Applicants need to provide recent photographs of the Field of Play, clearly indicating the date and location. These photographs serve as crucial documentation for assessing the suitability of the playing area.

The application process involves several steps. Firstly, interested applicants need to obtain the prescribed application form and fill it out completely. Then, they must attach the required documents, including photographs of the Field of Play, and submit the application to the District Sports Officer. Finally, they should request a receipt for acknowledgment of their submission.

The scheme encompasses various sports such as Volleyball, Football, Basketball, Handball, Boxing, Wrestling, Judo, and Cricket. By providing equipment for these sports, it encourages active participation and development within communities.

Certainly. The scheme aims to foster sports participation among the youth by providing necessary equipment to Gram Panchayats and Municipal bodies across the state.

Up to 6 balls and a net (if poles are installed) are provided for Volleyball.

Football beneficiaries receive up to 6 balls and a net (if poles are installed).

Basketball beneficiaries receive up to 6 balls (if poles are installed).

Boxing beneficiaries receive up to 6 punching bags and 12 pairs of gloves.