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Union Minister Dr. mansukh mandaviya will launch "Fit India Cycling Tuesdays" on December 17th. Bollywood star Anil Kapoor and athletes like Nitu Ghanghas are supporting the initiative, encouraging nationwide participation in cycling events every Tuesday. The campaign promotes fitness and environmental sustainability, aligning with the Fit India Movement's goals.

The Indian government has unveiled the National Sports Governance Bill 2024 to address issues like infighting and lack of transparency within National Sports Federations (NSFs). The bill proposes an Appellate Sports Tribunal to resolve disputes and the National Sports Repository System (NSRS) to streamline athlete registration and award disbursement.

India's sports minister, mansukh mandaviya, is pushing for a new Sports Bill in Parliament to improve sports governance and boost Indian representation in global sports bodies. The bill may relax age restrictions for officials like Randhir Singh. A new National Sports Repository System (NSRS) will streamline athlete registration and integrate with Khelo India Games for talent identification.

India's Sports Ministry is launching a series of national sports leagues (NSLs) under the Khelo India program to boost the nation's sporting prowess and support its 2036 Olympics bid. These leagues will focus on disciplines currently lacking robust structures, complementing successful leagues like the HIL and PKL.

World Athletics president Sebastian Coe believes hosting the Olympics can boost a nation's sporting prowess. He cited London's success as an example, highlighting increased funding and improved medal tallies following the 2012 Games. Coe also praised the burgeoning rivalry between javelin throwers Neeraj Chopra and Arshad Nadeem, showcasing the sport's global appeal.

The Indian government is working to address concerns from national sports federations regarding the proposed National Sports Governance Bill 2024. Federations fear the bill infringes on their autonomy, potentially leading to international sanctions. The government aims to revise the bill, ensuring it promotes good governance without undermining the autonomy of sports bodies.

Fresh off the heels of the Women's Asian Champions Trophy win, Bihar is set to host a series of major sporting events. The state will welcome the Khelo India Youth Games and, for the first time, the subsequent Khelo India Para Games. This comes as Rajgir prepares to host the Men's Hockey Asia Cup in August 2024.

Two-time Asian Championships medallist Manisha, and other wrestlers protested outside sports minister mansukh mandaviya's residence demanding the Indian team's participation in the World Wrestling Championships after WFI's withdrawal. Mandaviya ultimately approved their participation, ensuring the team would compete in Tirana.

The government has approved the Indian wrestling team's participation at the World Championships. This decision was made after 12 selected wrestlers gathered outside Sports Minister mansukh mandaviya's residence, seeking his help. The wrestlers will now travel to Albania for the competition, despite ongoing issues with the Wrestling Federation of India.

Twelve wrestlers selected for the World Championships protested outside the Sports Minister's residence, seeking intervention after the Wrestling Federation of India withdrew from the tournament. The withdrawal follows legal action questioning the decision to conduct trials amid ongoing administrative issues within the federation.

PT Usha, Indian Olympic Association president, expresses concerns over the Draft National Sports Governance Bill. She believes the proposed regulatory authority might undermine the IOA's and national federations' autonomy. This could risk international suspension. Usha emphasizes finding a balance between regulatory oversight and maintaining autonomy to avoid conflicts with the International Olympic Committee.

India's labour ministry is set to introduce a social security framework for gig workers, encompassing health insurance and pension benefits. This initiative will benefit those associated with ride-hailing and delivery platforms. Labour minister mansukh mandaviya emphasized the need for immediate policy before the full enactment of the labour code, considering the growing workforce in this sector.

Union Minister Dr. mansukh mandaviya chaired a meeting with platform workers' representatives to address their challenges and discussed integrating them into social security schemes. The Ministry announced forming a committee to develop social security frameworks and efforts to onboard workers onto the e-Shram portal.

Union labour minister mansukh mandaviya announced that a policy to provide gig and platform workers with social security benefits, including pension and health services, is in progress. Currently focusing on health and insurance services, the policy aims to be legally binding across India, and contributions for these benefits are being discussed.

External affairs minister S Jaishankar urges nations to employ Indian talent, highlighting global demand for skilled workers. Launching the eMigrate V2.0 portal, he stresses India's commitment to safe migration and improved labor mobility, emphasizing technological integration and streamlined processes for better workforce access.

Union minister mansukh mandaviya stated that India aims to host the 2036 Olympics and finish in the top 10 in medals tally. At an event in Pune, he stressed on nurturing world-class athletes through programs like Khelo India and KIRTI, with a vision for India to be among top five sports nations by 2047.

Randhir Singh, a seasoned sports administrator and five-time Olympic shooter, has been unanimously elected as the president of the Olympic Council of Asia during its 44th General Assembly. His term will span from 2024 to 2028. Singh has served as acting president since 2021 after Kuwait's Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah was banned for ethics violations.