City
Epaper

SAI released over Rs 30.83 Cr for Khelo India athletes in 2023-24 under scholarship scheme

By IANS | Updated: February 8, 2024 16:10 IST

New Delhi, Feb 8 Sports Authority of India (SAI) has released a fund of Rs 30.83 Crore under ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Feb 8 Sports Authority of India (SAI) has released a fund of Rs 30.83 Crore under the Khelo India Scholarship Scheme for financial year 2023-24 with Out-of-Pocket Allowance (OPA) of Rs 7,71,30,000 for 2571 Khelo India Athletes for Quarter 4.

The Quarter 4 amount released for 2023-24 covers January to March 2024 and the entire amount released to the athletes for Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4 for 2023-24 is Rs 30,83,30,000.

As part of long term development program of Khelo India Scheme, close to 3000 athletes are identified as Khelo India athletes and are provided an out-of-pocket allowance of Rs 1,20,000/- per annum per athlete. In addition, Rs. 5 Lakh is spent on each athlete towards training and competition.

The close to 3000 talented athletes, who are a part of the Khelo India scheme are provided a total annual scholarship of Rs. 6.28 lakhs for their training, coaching, diet, kitting, medical insurance, kits, and out of pocket allowance.

Amount released for 2023-24 to Khelo India Athletes (KIAs):

Q1- 2848 KIAs - ₹ 7,36,70,000

Q2- 2684 KIAs - ₹ 7,81,10,000

Q3- 2663 KIAs - ₹ 7,94,20,000

Q4- 2571 KIAs - ₹ 7,71,30,000

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalIsrael recalls ceasefire negotiators for consultations after Hamas response

MaharashtraSangli: 185 Bogus Pathology Labs Identified, Yet No Action Taken

BusinessIndia has not compromised on data sharing under FTA with UK: Sunil Mittal

InternationalDeath toll in Thailand rises to 14 in border clashes with Cambodia: Official

InternationalSouth Korea: Special counsel questions ex-interior minister in martial law probe

Other Sports Realted Stories

Other Sports"Our team's performance is very good," Vijender Singh on World Boxing Cup 2025

Other Sports"This is a matter of pride for us": BFI President Ajay Singh hails young boxers

Other Sports"Good reforms have been made in bill which are athlete-centric": Gagan Narang on National Sports Governance Bill 2025

Other Sports4th Test: Duckett and Crawley fifties help England claim control after Stokes’ five-for

Other SportsOriental Cup 2025: Amina Abdali's six-goal haul headlines Day 4; Teams for Boys' League phase decided