Dr Mansukh Mandaviya highlighted India’s ongoing governance reforms, robust anti-doping framework, and major sports development initiatives aimed at creating a stronger sporting ecosystem. He underlined the role of flagship programmes including Khelo India, Fit India, and the ASMITA League in identifying and nurturing grassroots talent, encouraging wider participation, and supporting the growth of sports across the country.
The Minister stated that these initiatives are helping empower greater participation of women in sports while fostering a vibrant and inclusive sporting culture. He emphasized India’s focus on developing systems that ensure fair opportunities, athlete protection, and sustainable growth within the sports sector.
During the meeting, Dr Mandaviya also reaffirmed India’s bid to host the 2030 Centenary Commonwealth Games. He stated that Ahmedabad is fully prepared to organize a historic, sustainable, and memorable edition of the Games, reflecting India’s capabilities in delivering a globally significant sporting event.
India’s participation in the Commonwealth Sports Ministers Meeting reflects its continued efforts to enhance international collaboration, strengthen sports institutions, and promote athlete-centric policies. The country’s approach highlights its commitment to creating a future-ready sports environment based on inclusivity, fairness, and equal opportunities for all.
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