SAG Athletics
SAG Chain Singh became Air Rifle shooting champion
In 12th SAG, 10m Air Rifle Men Individual and Team Shooting events,
Indian shooters clinched Gold medals. In Mens Individual Shooting, Chain Singh
of India won the Gold and Md. Sovon Choudhury of Bangladesh won Silver medal
while Bronze Medal won by Gagan Narang of India today.
In Team 10m Air Rifle Shooting, Indian trio- Gagan Narang, Chain Singh and Imran Hasan Khan captured Gold medal. Bangladesh’s- Abdullah Hel Baki, Md. Sovon Choudhury and Anjan Kumar Singha won Silver Medal.
Sri Lankan shooter-S.M.M. Samarakoon, W.K.Y. Krishantha and SMAU Samarakoon got third place and won Bronze medal.
In Team 10m Air Rifle Shooting, Indian trio- Gagan Narang, Chain Singh and Imran Hasan Khan captured Gold medal. Bangladesh’s- Abdullah Hel Baki, Md. Sovon Choudhury and Anjan Kumar Singha won Silver Medal.
Sri Lankan shooter-S.M.M. Samarakoon, W.K.Y. Krishantha and SMAU Samarakoon got third place and won Bronze medal.
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12th SAG: Indians target Gold in pistol shooting
In 12th SAG, 25m Mens Pistol Shooting, Indian shooters got Gold, Silver
and Bronze medal in Individual event while Gold in Team event today. Neeraj
Kumar Gurpreet Singh and Mahender Singh aim Gold, Silver and Bronze medal
respectively.
In Team Pistol Shooting, Indian trio- Neeraj Kumar, Gurpreet Singh and Mahender Singh captured Gold medal. Pakistan’s- Tabassum Maqbool Hussain, Bashir Ghulam Mustafa and Kabir Muhammad aim Silver medal.
Sri Lankan shooter-S. Fernando, M.P. Pathirana and G.S. Walgama got third place and won Bronze medal.
In Team Pistol Shooting, Indian trio- Neeraj Kumar, Gurpreet Singh and Mahender Singh captured Gold medal. Pakistan’s- Tabassum Maqbool Hussain, Bashir Ghulam Mustafa and Kabir Muhammad aim Silver medal.
Sri Lankan shooter-S. Fernando, M.P. Pathirana and G.S. Walgama got third place and won Bronze medal.
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SAG Marathon Gold to India
Indian Men and Women win Gold Medals in
Marathon. Nitenender Singh Rawat completed his target in 2:15:18:00 hrs. One
second trail put Sri Lankan, C. Aruradha Indra to second place and got Silver
Medal. Khetha Ram of India could manage Bronze Medal only.
In Women’s Marathon, Indian athlete Kavitha Raut covered the target distance in 2:38:38:00 hrs and struck Gold medal. Sri Lankan athletes N.G. Rajasekara bagged Silver while B.G.L. Anuradhi got Bronze medal.
In Women’s Marathon, Indian athlete Kavitha Raut covered the target distance in 2:38:38:00 hrs and struck Gold medal. Sri Lankan athletes N.G. Rajasekara bagged Silver while B.G.L. Anuradhi got Bronze medal.
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SAG Athletics
SAG Athletics
Indian athletes won Gold in 400m Men and Women Hurdles in 12th SAG
today. A. Dharuna and Jauna Murmu won Gold Medals. Jithin Paul (India) bagged
Silver in 400m Men’s Hurdles and Ashwani Akunnji (India)won the Silver in
Women’s Hurdle.
Mahboob Ali of Pakistan won Bronze in 400m Men’s Hurdles while Sri Lanka’s
Kawshalya settled for Bronze in 400m Women’s Hurdle event.Om Prakash Singh won the Gold Medal and Jasdeep Singh won Silver Medal in Shot Put while Pakistani athlete Muhammad Waseem won Bronze Medal.
Indian women got Gold and Silver in Javelin Throw also today in 12th SAG. Suman Devi got Gold and Annu Rani won Silver. B.L. Nadeeka Lakmali of Sri Lanka bagged the Bronze Medal.
In Men’s Triple Jump medals were shared between India and Pakistan. Ranjith Maheswari and J. Srendhar, both Indian won Gold and Silver respectively. Pakistan’s Muhammad Afzal won Bronze medal.
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SAG Indian dominance in shooting
Indian Shooter clinched Gold in three categories at the 12th SAG today.
Chain Singh won Gold in 50m Rifle Prone Men Individual, Samaresh Jung in 25m
Center Fire Pistol Men Individual and Gagan Narang, Chain Singh, Surendra Singh
Rathod in 50m Rifle Prone Men Team.
Pemba Tamang won Silver while Vijay Kumar of India settled for Bronze medal in 25m Center Fire Pistol Men Individual. Gagan Narang of India won Silver and Pakistan’s Umar Siddhique won Bronze medal in 50m Rifle Prone Men Individual event.
Pakistani team Siddhique Umar, Midrar Ali, Amir Muhammad won Silver while Bronze medal goes to Sri Lanka’s S.M.M. Samarakoon, W.K.Y. Krishantha, P.H.W. Karunarathna in in 50m Rifle Prone Men Team.
Pemba Tamang won Silver while Vijay Kumar of India settled for Bronze medal in 25m Center Fire Pistol Men Individual. Gagan Narang of India won Silver and Pakistan’s Umar Siddhique won Bronze medal in 50m Rifle Prone Men Individual event.
Pakistani team Siddhique Umar, Midrar Ali, Amir Muhammad won Silver while Bronze medal goes to Sri Lanka’s S.M.M. Samarakoon, W.K.Y. Krishantha, P.H.W. Karunarathna in in 50m Rifle Prone Men Team.
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SAG Women's Football: India held to yet another draw; Nepal qualify to
finals
India were held to yet another goalless draw, this time by a resilient
Nepal side when they locked horns on Thursday in a South Asian Games women's
football match at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. The evenly matched contest saw
shots being fired on either half but all attempts eventually went in vain as
the match ended 0-0 by full time. India's key forward Grace Dangmei was carried
out on a stretcher after suffering an injury sometime around the 38th minute
before being replaced by an impressive Bala Devi who was in the thick of action
especially in the latter half.
India's biggest challenge of the tournament Nepal looked threatening and came close to scoring on several occasions. Their first clear cut chance was in the 20th minute when Sabitra Bhandari headed a ball that was saved by India's goal keeper Aditi Chauhan. Chauhan and her Nepalese conterpart Lila Lamgade were both impressive kept busy for most part of the match.
Three minutes after the restart, Nepal's Niru Thapa's free kick after an Indian foul nearly found the top of goal but an acrobatic Chauhan was able to make an excellent save. In the 52nd minute, super sub Bala Devi came close to placing India in the lead with a rocket of a shot that whizzed just over the bar.
Again, in the 74th minute Nepal almost seized the decisive goal after a header by skipper Anu Lama. Dipa Adhikari crossed from the far left flank for Lama to head past Aditi Chauhan but the ball found the post to deny Nepal yet another goal. For India, their last chance came in the 90th minute when Pyari Xaxa failed to convert a cross by her team mate Sasmita Devi.
At the post match conference, India coach Sajid Yusuf Dhar said that Nepal was always going to be a tough opponent but now they can only look forward to winning against Bangladesh as the result for that match will decide which country plays the final.
Nepal's coach Dhruba Bahadur said that his girls changed to a defensive mode in the second half which allowed them a point and subsequently, an entry into the South Asian Games women's football final. “India played well. This was our first drawn match but we are happy to make it through to the final,” Bahadur said.
India face Bangladesh in what will be the last match for both nations on Saturday to decide which team will face Nepal in the final. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka and Maldives are virtually out of the tournament.
India's biggest challenge of the tournament Nepal looked threatening and came close to scoring on several occasions. Their first clear cut chance was in the 20th minute when Sabitra Bhandari headed a ball that was saved by India's goal keeper Aditi Chauhan. Chauhan and her Nepalese conterpart Lila Lamgade were both impressive kept busy for most part of the match.
Three minutes after the restart, Nepal's Niru Thapa's free kick after an Indian foul nearly found the top of goal but an acrobatic Chauhan was able to make an excellent save. In the 52nd minute, super sub Bala Devi came close to placing India in the lead with a rocket of a shot that whizzed just over the bar.
Again, in the 74th minute Nepal almost seized the decisive goal after a header by skipper Anu Lama. Dipa Adhikari crossed from the far left flank for Lama to head past Aditi Chauhan but the ball found the post to deny Nepal yet another goal. For India, their last chance came in the 90th minute when Pyari Xaxa failed to convert a cross by her team mate Sasmita Devi.
At the post match conference, India coach Sajid Yusuf Dhar said that Nepal was always going to be a tough opponent but now they can only look forward to winning against Bangladesh as the result for that match will decide which country plays the final.
Nepal's coach Dhruba Bahadur said that his girls changed to a defensive mode in the second half which allowed them a point and subsequently, an entry into the South Asian Games women's football final. “India played well. This was our first drawn match but we are happy to make it through to the final,” Bahadur said.
India face Bangladesh in what will be the last match for both nations on Saturday to decide which team will face Nepal in the final. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka and Maldives are virtually out of the tournament.
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Financial Assistance to Somdev Devvarman (Tennis) to meet the expenses
on training, travel, accommodation
The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has approved financial
assistance to Somdev Devvarman meet the expenses on training, travel,
accommodation. The ‘in-principle’ approval of the Competent Authority for
financial assistance of Rs. 35,00,000.00 (Rupees Thirty Five Lakhs Only) from
National Sports Development Fund ( NSDF) has been granted for training during
the year 2016.
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Financial assistance to Ms Deepa Malik, Para Athlete from National
Sports Development Fund (NSDF) for training
The
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has approved financial assistance to Ms
Deepa Malik, Para Athletic for continuance of her training for the period
from 01.11.2015 to 15.02.2016 under TOP Scheme.
The estimated cost for training from 01.11.2015 to 15.02.2016 has been
worked out as per details given below:
Financial assistance for 3 ½ months training from 01.11.2015 to
15.02.2016 – item wise
|
S No
|
Item
|
Amount
|
1
|
Coaching fee
|
Rs 87,500.00 @ Rs 25,000
per month for 3 ½ months
|
2
|
Physiotherapist(4 visit a
week)
|
Rs 60,000.00 @ Rs 1000
per visit for 60 visit
|
3
|
Nutritionist(2 visit a
week)
|
Rs 30,000.00 @ Rs 1000
per visit for 30 visit
|
4
|
Sports Psychologist(2
visit a week)
|
Rs 30,000.00 @ Rs 1000
per visit for 30 visit
|
5
|
Gym training including
Sauna & Massage
|
Rs 28,000.00 @ Rs 8 ,000
per month for 3 ½ months
|
6
|
Wheel Chair Attendant
(Escort)
|
Rs 35,000.00 @ Rs 10,000
per month for 3 ½ months
|
7
|
Wheel Chair accessible
accommodation
|
Rs 1,07,000.00 @ Rs 1,000
per day for 107 days
|
8
|
Out of pocket allowance
|
Rs 1,05,000.00 @ Rs
30,000 per month for 3 ½ months
|
Total
|
1. Coaching fee: Rs
87,500.00
2. Out of Pocket
Allowance: Rs 1,05,000.00
3. Other training
expenses: Rs 2,90,000.00
|
|
Grand total
|
Rs 4,82,500.00 (Four
Lakhs Eighty Two Thousand Five Hundred only)
|
|
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Financial assistance from National Sports Development Fund (NSDF) for
training to Shri Narsingh Yadav (Wrestling)
The
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has approved financial assistance to
Narsingh Yadav (Wrestling) for availing of the services of (1) Physiotherapist
& (2) Masseur and (3) payment towards supplements for the period from
01.01.2016 to 31.08.2016, as per details given below:
S No.
|
Particulars
|
Amount Approved
|
1
|
Physiotherapist
(Shri Rajnish Kumar)
|
Rs
4,00,000 @ Rs 50,000 per month for 08 months.
|
2
|
Masseur
(Shri Ashwani Yadav)
|
Rs
2,40,000 @ Rs 30,000 per month for 08 months
|
3
|
Supplements
|
Rs
1,70,800 @ Rs 700 per day for 244 days
|
Total
|
Rs
8,10,800 (Rs Eight Lacs Ten Thousand Eight Hundred only)
|
Approval of the competent authority is
hereby conveyed for release of advance to the tune of 90% amounting to Rs
3,64,860.00 (Rs Three Lakhs Sixty Four Thousand Eight Hundred Sixty only) for
the period Jan –Apr 2016.
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AD/ASB
Financial assistance from National Sports Development Fund under TOP
Scheme for participation of Wrestlers, along with sparring partners and support
persons, in the special training camp in Russia
The Ministry of Youth Affairs and
Sports has approved financial assistance from National Sports Development
Fund under TOP Schemefor participation of Wrestlers, along with sparring
partners and officials, in the special training camp in Russia and to convey
the approval of the competent authority for financial assistance to the following
Wrestlers, Sparring partners and Officials:
A. Wrestlers
S No
|
Name of
the Wrestler
|
Category
|
1
|
Shri
YogeshwarDutt
|
65
Kg/FS
|
2
|
Shri
Bajrang
|
61
Kg/FS
|
3
|
Shri
Amit Kumar
|
57
Kg/FS
|
4
|
Shri
Rahul Aware
|
57
Kg/FS
|
5
|
Shri
NarsinghPancham Yadav
|
74
Kg/FS
|
6
|
Ms
BabitaKumari
|
53
Kg/FW
|
7
|
Ms
Vinesh
|
48
Kg/FW
|
8
|
Ms
Geeta
|
58
Kg/FW
|
B. Sparring Partners
S No
|
Name of
the Sparring Partner
|
Required
by
|
1
|
Shri
Amit Kumar
|
Shri
YogeshwarDutt
|
2
|
Shri
Abhishek Maan
|
Shri
Amit Kumar
|
C. Coach/Support Staff
S No
|
Name
& Designation
|
1
|
Mr.
Mestavisili – Foreign Coach/FS
|
2
|
Shri
ShyamBudki – Coach/FW
|
3
|
Shri
Paramjeet – Masseur
|
As per the projections of the Wrestling
Federation of India, the estimated cost for sending the Wrestlers, Sparring
Partners and Officials for the period from 24.01.2016 to 26.02.2016 (33 days)
has been worked out as under:
Item
|
Estimated
cost
|
Boarding/lodging
|
USD
8580 @ @ USD 20 per day for 13 persons for 33 days
|
UWW
License Fee for participation in the competition
|
CHF
1200 @ CHF 150 per Wrestler
|
Air
travel in Delhi- Krasnoyarsk-Delhi sector
|
Actual
in excursion class in the shortest route for 13 persons
|
Visa
for 13 persons
|
Actual
(The cost projected is USD 650 for 13 persons)
|
Total
|
USD
8580 + CHF 1200 + air travel + Visa
|
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National Sports Development Fund to Amit Kumar Saroha, Para Athlete for
the services of support persons, participation in competitions and purchase of
training equipment
The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has approved financial assistance to Amit Kumar Saroha,
Para Athletic for availing of the services of Physiotherapist, Masseur and
Escort and also for participation in competitions/purchase of training
equipment. Financial assistance from National Sports Development Fund
(NSDF) has been approved as per details given below:
S No.
|
Item
|
Amount
|
1
|
Salary of Physiotherapist from 16.11.2015 to
31.12.2015
|
Rs 45,000.00 @ Rs 30,000 per month for 1 months
and 15 days
|
2
|
Salary of Masseur from 16.11.2015 to 31.12.2015
(06 Sessions)
|
Rs 3,000.00 @ Rs 500 per session for six sessions
|
3
|
Salary of Escort from 16.11.2015 to 31.12.2015
|
Rs 15,000.00 @ Rs 10,000 per month for 1 months
and 15 days
|
4
|
Participation in IPC approved event in Australia
|
As per actual – estimated cost Rs 5,00,000.00
|
5
|
Purchase of Training Equipment (clubs, medicine
balls, Thera bands free weights, physio equipment)
|
As per actual – estimated cost Rs 1,20,000.00
|
Total
|
Rs 6,83,000.00 (Rs Six Lakhs Eighty
Three Thousand only)
|
Release of 90% of the approved amount of the items 1, 2 & 3 in Para
1 above has been sanctioned. This works out to Rs 56,700 (Rupees Fifty
Six thousand Seven hundred only) [90% of Rs 63,000.00).
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Financial assistance from National Sports Development Fund to Ms Pinki
Rani Jangra (Boxing) for training
The
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has approved financial assistance to Ms
Pinki Rani Jangra, Boxer for financial assistance from National Sports
Development Fund (NSDF) for training and other support as part of preparation
for Olympics 2016.
S No
|
Item
|
Amount projected
|
Amount approved
|
1
|
Accommodation for 02
persons (02 single rooms for 27 days)
|
GBP 3752
|
GBP 5642
|
2
|
Meals for 27 days for 02
persons
|
GBP 1890
|
|
3
|
Airport pick-up/drop
|
GBP 500
|
As per actual subject to
maximum GBP 500
|
4
|
Charges for Bank transfer
|
GBP 30
|
As per actual subject to
maximum GBP 30
|
5
|
Air travel, visa,
insurance for 02 persons
|
As per actual
|
Air travel in excursion
class in the shortest route
|
6
|
Out of Pocket allowance
|
GBP 945 (USD 50 per day)
|
USD 1350 @ USD 50 per day
for 27 days (as per TOP norms)
|
7
|
Supplements
|
Rs 24,000.00
|
To cover under Out of
Pocket Allowance (approved)
|
8
|
Salary to Shri Jaswant
Singh, Coach
|
Rs 45,000.00
|
approved
|
Total
|
GBP 6172 + USD 1350 + air
fare for two persons
|
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