Diet & Nutrition
Balanced and nutritious meals, fresh fruits, vegetables, protein-rich foods and other essential dietary requirements, planned around training activities, camp duration and athlete needs.
₹20,00,000 / yearOur Programmes
Annual Sports Training Camp, Athlete Development and Sports Promotion Programme: an integrated support model that combines training, essential resources and participation assistance so athletes can focus on development and performance.
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Athlete Support Programme
Eight areas of support, each with a dedicated annual allocation in the project report.
Sportswear & Uniforms
Appropriate sportswear, uniforms, training clothes and necessary clothing for practice sessions, camps, tournaments and other sporting activities.
₹10,00,000 / yearSports Shoes
Suitable sports shoes selected according to the requirements of the relevant sporting activities, supporting comfort, safety and performance.
₹10,00,000 / yearSports Equipment
Sports equipment, practice materials and other resources selected according to the disciplines covered and participating athletes’ needs.
₹20,00,000 / yearCoaching & Training Camps
Structured camps, regular practice, fitness exercises, skill-development workshops, coaching by qualified trainers and performance assessments.
₹20,00,000 / yearTravel & Transportation
Support for eligible athletes travelling to camps, training sessions, competitions and other approved sporting activities, prioritising those facing financial constraints.
₹50,00,000 / yearPrize Money & Awards
Awards and prize money for eligible winners and deserving participants, based on transparent competition rules and approved criteria.
₹20,00,000 / yearTournaments & Competitions
Local, district-level and regional competitions with proper venues, technical officials, safety arrangements and transparent recognition of winners.
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Tournaments & Competitions
HDTI’s programme places special emphasis on tournaments and competitions as a way to provide equal opportunities, identify hidden talent and help athletes showcase their abilities regardless of financial circumstances.
- Conduct local, district-level, regional and other competitions depending on selected sports and available facilities.
- Prepare competition schedules, participant guidelines and eligibility criteria.
- Arrange venues, grounds or fields, essential event equipment and technical officials.
- Coordinate registration, participant communication and event operations.
- Provide appropriate safety arrangements and conduct competitions under relevant rules.
- Recognise eligible winners and outstanding performances through transparent procedures.
₹180 Crore
Proposed five-year allocation for tournaments and competitions, the largest single head of the ₹500 Crore plan.
Upcoming & Recent Tournaments
47th Elite Men’s & 28th Elite Women’s Delhi State Boxing Championship 2026–27
- Weight categories
- Elite Men 47–50 kg to +90 kg and Elite Women 45–48 kg to +80 kg (10 categories each); up to 10 boxers per team
- Eligibility
- Boxers born between 1 January 1986 and 31 December 2008, subject to BFI eligibility rules
- Weigh-in & verification
- 11 November 2026, 8 am to 12 noon at Najafgarh Boxing Academy, Roshan Garden, Najafgarh; draw 3–5 pm
- Entries
- 26–31 October 2026 at the DABA office, F-71, Okhla Industrial Estate-III; entry fee ₹500 per boxer
- Format
- Three rounds of three minutes under BFI and World Boxing rules, 10-point must scoring
- Convenor
- Mr. Rajan Kumar, +91 9015801175
70th National School Games 2026–27: U-14 Boys Boxing Championship
HDTI’s boxers and coaches took part in the U-14 Boys Boxing Championship of the 70th National School Games. The team was congratulated for its hard work, discipline, team spirit and outstanding performance in the successful conduct of the championship.
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Implementation Strategy
The programme is implemented directly by the Trust: planning camps and tournaments, selecting participants through documented criteria, engaging qualified coaches, procuring materials, managing the budget and monitoring progress.
from various regions through applications, nominations and transparent selection criteria.
and structured coaching with qualified trainers and regular performance assessments.
including nutrition, sportswear, footwear and equipment to every selected athlete.
in competitions and tournaments at local, district and regional levels.
and evaluate outcomes through attendance, training and competition records.
and sustainability through CSR, donations, sponsorships and collaborations.
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Expected Outcomes
Progress is monitored through attendance records, training schedules, tournament participation, performance assessments and periodic financial reviews.
- Improved performance and medal wins
- Increased participation in organised sports
- Better health, fitness and confidence
- Financial independence and career growth
- Pride in the nation through sporting excellence
- Recognition and identification of promising athletes
- Reduced financial barriers to training and competition
- Greater participation in organised sport and a healthier community
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Proposed Five-Year Budget
Indicative allocation of ₹500 Crore for the National Sports Development & Athlete Empowerment Mission, 2027–2032, from the Trust’s Detailed Project Report.
| S. No. | Budget Head | Five-Year Allocation (₹ crore) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | National, state, regional and district tournaments / competitions | 180 |
| 2 | Training centres, annual camps and coaching programmes | 90 |
| 3 | Athlete nutrition and diet support | 45 |
| 4 | Sports equipment and training materials | 45 |
| 5 | Sportswear, uniforms and footwear | 25 |
| 6 | Athlete travel and transportation assistance | 35 |
| 7 | Prize money, awards and athlete progression support | 25 |
| 8 | Talent identification, fitness testing and performance assessment | 20 |
| 9 | Athlete safety, medical support, insurance and safeguarding | 10 |
| 10 | Programme management, monitoring, evaluation, audit and digital systems | 15 |
| 11 | Contingency / approved risk reserve | 10 |
| Total Proposed Project Outlay (2027–2032) | ₹500 Crore |
Proposed Five-Year Outlay · 2027–2032
₹500 Crore
(Rupees Five Hundred Crore Only)
₹180 Crore
for tournaments & competitions over five years
| Year | Primary emphasis | ₹ crore |
|---|---|---|
| Year 12027–28 | Readiness, baseline, pilot geographies, partnerships, initial camps and events | 70 |
| Year 22028–29 | Expansion of training, athlete support and competition calendar | 90 |
| Year 32029–30 | Scale-up across approved geographies and disciplines; mid-term review | 100 |
| Year 42030–31 | Consolidation, larger competition pathways and performance development | 115 |
| Year 52031–32 | Full programme delivery, outcome assessment and sustainability transition | 125 |
This is the indicative five-year allocation from the Trust’s Detailed Project Report. It is a planning framework, not a quotation, sanction or funding commitment. The original annual programme budget of ₹4.50 crore is retained as the reference baseline. Detailed quantities, unit costs, locations, staffing, event calendars and procurement specifications will be prepared before any final funding submission.
Help us fund the programme
Subject to the availability of resources, the programme is supported through donations, grants, sponsorships and CSR contributions.