Mumbai: Maharashtra Sports Minister Adv. Manikrao Kokate announced that all sports complexes in the state will be upgraded to provide athletes with modern facilities, equipment, and international-standard training. He said the government is committed to ensuring athletes have access to world-class infrastructure.
Review Meeting Chaired by Ajit Pawar
The minister shared this after a review meeting chaired by Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar in Mumbai. The meeting, held in the committee hall of Mantralaya, focused on strengthening the state’s sports infrastructure and policies.
PPP and CSR Funding To Be Explored
During the discussions, officials reviewed sports facilities in other Indian states and countries, exploring ways to effectively use Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funding for sports development. A presentation was also made on the proposed district sports complex at Katphal in Baramati taluka.
Call for New Sports Policy
Deputy CM Ajit Pawar instructed officials to create upgraded and modern sports facilities across the state and emphasized drafting a new sports policy after an in-depth study of various aspects of sports development. “The aim is to raise the standard of sports culture in Maharashtra and give a new direction to the sector,” Pawar said.
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Senior Officials Attend Meeting
Senior officials including Additional Chief Secretary of Sports Anil Diggikar, Principal Secretary of Planning Department and other senior officers were present for the meeting.
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