How many verticals have been created in Khelo India Programme introduced by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports ?
Twelve verticals
The Khelo India Programme was launched by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports in 2017–18 by merging earlier schemes such as the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Abhiyan, the Urban Sports Infrastructure Scheme and the National Sports Talent Search System.
At its launch the programme was organised into twelve verticals, covering areas such as play field development, community coaching, State-level Khelo India centres, annual sports competitions, talent search and development, utilisation and creation of sports infrastructure, support to national and regional sports academies, physical fitness of school children, sports for women, promotion of sports among persons with disabilities, sports for peace and development, and promotion of rural and indigenous games.
Hence, the answer is Twelve verticals.
Match A and B, and choose correct option :
| ‘A’ (Olympic Year) | ‘B’ (Host) |
|---|---|
| (1) 2012 | (i) Tokyo, Japan |
| (2) 2020 | (ii) Paris, France |
| (3) 2024 | (iii) London, England |
| (4) 2028 | (iv) Los Angeles, USA |
Codes :
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Countries that have organised both Commonwealth and Asian Games :
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In which Olympics were Gold Medals first given to the winners ?
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