Imphal, India – Sports Secretary Hari Ranjan Rao has called for a transformative approach in India’s sports ecosystem during a recent event at North Eastern Sports University (NSU). Rao emphasized the critical role NSU must play in training athletes who can compete and excel at the global level.

Addressing an audience at NSU, Rao pointed out existing gaps in sports training and infrastructure in the country. He urged the university to develop comprehensive programs aimed at nurturing high-caliber sports professionals. According to Rao, such initiatives are essential for India’s rise in international sports competitions.

“We have immense talent in India, but the system needs strengthening,” said Rao. “NSU has the responsibility to craft world-class athletes who can bring laurels to the nation.”

Rao highlighted the importance of:

• Scientific training methods
• Better facilities
• Holistic athlete development

He also stressed the need for collaborations with international sports bodies to exchange expertise and modernize practices.

The Sports Secretary’s speech was met with enthusiasm from faculty and students alike. NSU officials confirmed plans to:

1. Introduce new training modules
2. Invest in state-of-the-art infrastructure over the next year

India’s ambition to improve its standing in global sports events demands institutional reforms and focused talent development. NSU’s commitment to these goals aligns with national sports policies aimed at supporting athletes from grassroots to elite levels.

Local sports communities in Imphal showed strong support for this vision, expressing hope that NSU’s efforts will lead to more athletes representing India on the world stage.

With the upcoming international sports tournaments, the urgency to elevate India’s sports training programs has grown. NSU’s proactive stance sets a positive example for other institutions in the country.

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