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No more exemptions to erring NSFs: High Court

NEW DELHI: Several of the country's national sports federations (NSFs) run the risk of losing government recognition if they don't comply with the Sports Code, 2011. These include gymnastics, handball, national yogasana, tennis volleyball, mallakhamb, motor sports, equestrian, rowing, golf, squash racket, yachting and polo.

The Times of India

Hockey goes the football way, Delhi High Court appoints CoA

CoA appointed; Narinder Batra removed as IOA president, senior VP Anil Khanna is acting chief

The Times of India

SAI empowers NSFs, gives them major say in picking foreign coaches

NEW DELHI: The national sports federations will have a major say in hiring foreign coaches from now on as the Sports Authority of India (SAI) has abolished the process of screening of candidates through a comprehensive committee and introduced a bipartite contract system.

The Times of India

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Risk aversion is ruining science

Universities and grant institutions need to do better at rewarding failure to encourage scientific discovery

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TOI Impact: Derecognised NSFs can't select teams, use govt symbols

NEW DELHI: India's derecognised sports federations won't be able to send teams abroad or display the country's flag or any national symbols at domestic and international meets, as per a government decision.

The Times of India

Derecognised SGFI uses govt emblem to collect money from students for World Gymnasiade

NEW DELHI: The School Games Federation of India (SGFI) seems to have courted a new controversy. Despite being derecognised by the Union sports ministry in December 2020, the school sports body, allegedly, has continued to use the emblem of the Government of India as well as the logo of the…

The Times of India

House, Senate to open conference on R&D, technology bills

WASHINGTON — Discussions between Senate and House members on one of the most significant pieces of legislation on technology, research and development in recent years gets underway this week, with some conferees aiming to get the bill to President Joe Biden’s desk by Memoriafl Day.

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House, Senate to open conference on R&D, technology bills - Roll Call

House and Senate conferees are going to work to iron out differences in their bills to help the United States compete with China.

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Ministry delineates plan to fine-tune NSF

The Finance Ministry aims to raise the monthly pension payment for freelancers who are members of the National Savings Fund (NSF) to 10,000 baht to encourage them to become fund members, says minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith.

Bangkok Post

Sports federations awaiting renewal of annual recognition by ministry

NEW DELHI: None of India's national sports federations (NSF) stand recognised by the sports ministry in the current year, as all of them are awaiting renewal of their annual recognition since November 2021, TOI has learnt. This has impacted the federations' plans to conduct their national championships and other domestic…

The Times of India

1m NSF members stop contributions

Around 1 million members of the National Savings Fund (NSF) have stopped making contributions to the fund due to their declining income caused by the adverse impact of the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic, said the fund's secretary-general Jaruluk Ruangsuwan.

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