India launches national sports policy 2025 to become global sporting powerhouse
The Government of India has officially approved the National Sports Policy (NSP) 2025, a landmark framework aimed at transforming the country into a leading global force in sport, TV BRICS reports.
The policy was developed through an inclusive consultation process involving central ministries, state governments, national sports federations, athletes, technical experts, and public stakeholders.
Approved by the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the new policy replaces the National Sports Policy of 2001 and sets a comprehensive strategic direction to elevate India’s presence on the international stage, including a focused vision for the 2036 Olympic Games.
Key objectives include strengthening talent identification and training mechanisms, creating sustainable competitive leagues, and improving sports infrastructure across both rural and urban regions.
According to the source, the policy also prioritises the development of world-class coaching, athlete support systems, and the adoption of advanced sports science and technology to enhance performance.
As reported previously, the number of people living in India has surpassed 1.46 billion in 2025, according to the UN.
