Haryana launches 'khel nursery scheme'

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Chandigarh, December 16

Haryana Minister of State for Sports and Youth Affairs Sandeep Singh said the state government had started ‘Khel Nursery Scheme 2022-23’ to promote sports in the state, under which sports nurseries would be started in government, private educational institutions and private sports institutions.

For this, applications have been invited by the department till January 20, 2022. He said with this scheme, sports talent would get an opportunity to emerge at the grassroots level. Under the scheme, sports nurseries are being opened for the sports included in the Olympic, Asian and Commonwealth Games.

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