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Ministry notifies NSG Act rules, lays down criteria for SOM, maintains election ban on...

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo NEW DELHI, Jan 12: The Sports Ministry on Monday notified the rules that would govern the implementation of the National Sports Governance Act, unveiling a tiered eligibility criteria for the inclusion of Sportspersons of Merit (SOM) in national federations and reiterating the ban on convicted people from the election process. The Act was partially implemented on January 1 and the National Sports Federations have been given six months to amend their bylaws to make them compliant with the new law. They have also been allowed to delay any pending election process till the end of this year for a smooth transition.

Ministry notifies NSG Act rules, lays down criteria for SOM, maintains election ban on...

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Key Highlights

  • The Ministry mandates at least four SOM, two of them women, in the General Bodies of national sports bodies.
  • Athletes who have won at least one of any gold, silver or bronze medal in the Summer Olympic Games or Winter Olympic Games have been placed in Tier I.
  • Tier II is for those who have participated in two or more editions of the Olympics or the Winter Olympics.
  • Tier III would be for applicants who have participated in at least one edition of the Olympics or Winter Olympics.
  • Winners of Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award or an Arjuna Award are in Tier IV, while Tier V is for applicants who have won at least a gold, silver or bronze medal or equivalent placing, in a World Championship or “equivalent competition”.
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