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Bodoland Territorial Council Indigenous Sports Revival Mission

Revive and promote indigenous Bodo sports and traditional games through documentation, training, tournaments and cultural sports festivals.

₹3.0 Cr
Estimated Budget
15,000+
Beneficiaries
2 Years
Duration
5 of 5
Districts
The Case for Investment

Why This Project?

The Need

Indigenous Bodo sports are at risk of disappearing as youth gravitate towards modern sports. No systematic documentation, training or promotion exists for traditional games unique to the Bodo culture.

The Intervention

This mission documents, revives and promotes indigenous Bodo sports and traditional games of the Bodoland Territorial Council region, creating a unique sports heritage programme that combines cultural preservation with youth engagement.

The Impact

Cultural documentation outcomes. Youth participation data. Community surveys.

Key Objectives

  • Document 20+ indigenous sports and games
  • Train 5,000+ youth in traditional sports
  • Organise Bodoland Territorial Council Indigenous Sports Festival annually
  • Create coaching materials and manuals
  • Establish indigenous sports in school curriculum pilot

Expected Outcomes

Preserved indigenous sports heritage
Youth engagement in traditional culture
Bodoland Territorial Council as indigenous sports destination

CSR Fit Score

82/ 100

Platform-generated indicative readiness score — not an official corporate or funding decision.

At a Glance

Lead Department
Bodoland Territorial Council Sports & Youth Welfare
Implementation
Eligible implementing agency (subject to formal approval)
Districts
KokrajharChirangBaksaUdalguriTamulpur
SDGs
SDG 3SDG 11
Schedule VII
(v) Protection of heritage, art, culture
(vii) Rural sports

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All figures and narratives are indicative/demo content for facilitation purposes and are subject to verification against official Bodoland Territorial Council records, statutory CSR compliance and competent-authority approval.

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