India has reaffirmed its commitment to safe, inclusive, and equitable sport systems that respect human rights and create opportunities for all. Addressing the Commonwealth Sports Ministers Meeting in Glasgow, Scotland, Youth Affairs and Sports Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya outlined India’s vision for expanding collaboration in sports governance, athlete welfare and institutional capacity across the Commonwealth. The Minister highlighted the governance reforms, strong anti-doping framework and flagship initiatives such as Khelo India, Fit India, and the ASMITA League. He said that these initiatives are nurturing grassroots talent, empowering greater participation of women in sports and fostering a vibrant sporting culture across the nation. Dr Mandaviya further reaffirmed the country’s bid to host the 2030 Centenary Commonwealth Games, stating that Ahmedabad is fully prepared to deliver a historic, sustainable and memorable edition of the games.
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