1. Critically analyse the problems and challenges faced by Sports sector with special emphasis to the socio-economic environment prevailing in Kerala and recommend remedies for rectifying them.
2. To study and recommend measures to modernize the sports sector in Kerala vis-s-vis provisions enshrined in the Kerala Sports Act 2000 with special reference to role of State Government in administration and co-ordination of all sports activities in the State.
3. Introduction of Sports/Games in the Educational Curriculum as a compulsory subject in School/College/Universities.
4. To submit recommendations on modus operandi for effective implementation of the scheme "Total Physical Fitness Programme" jointly by Health Department, Local Self Government Department and Sports and Youth Affairs Department.
5. To recommend schemes to be implemented synergizing the aforesaid departments for realizing the motto "Sports for all, Health for all".
6. Make recommendations regarding need for creation of new sports infrastructure and for modernization and development of existing ones in the State along with measures for mobilization of required fiscal resources from Government and non-Government sources.
7. Propose recommendations for identification of experts, coaches, P.E. Teachers, experts in sports medicines/sports science/sports administration and on how to utilize their services for holistic development of sports in the State.
8. To recommend a long term strategy for development of sports as a science and on establishment of Sports Academies in Kerala.
9. To submit recommendations for rejuvenation and propagation traditional martial art forms of Kerala and also to carry out a detailed study on amateur sports in the State.
10. To propose schemes intended for welfare for sports persons such as pension, does, assistance for employment etc.
11. Detailed study on role of local Self Government for development of sports sector through decentralization.
12. To propose recommendations for popularizing practice of a yoga and meditation forming part of our heritage along with traditional sports items, and to evolve a marketing strategy for propagating them abroad and also regarding scope of establishing information centres for this purpose.
13. To submit recommendations for regulating and co-ordinating activities/functioning of various sports associations through Sports Council and utilize their services for betterment of sports.
14. To propose recommendations on conduct of training/coaching of sports persons for different levels such as State, National, International etc.
15. Availability of equipments and other articles for training/Coaching/Teaching and for competition purpose in the State.
16. Establishment of Coaching Centres/Sports Schools/Centralised Sports Hostels etc.
17. Panchayath/Rural Sports programmes
18. Creation of infrastructure at Panchayath/Rural Areas.
19. Merging of various sports agencies in the State like Sports Council, Sports Directorate, School Sports/University Physical Education Department – to one Head.
20. Talent Hunt – Age group, Area based – Discipline based.
21. Appointing Coaches and their work Schedule etc.
22. Refresher Course for sports persons.
23. Engaging foreign Coaches/Trainers/Experts/Sports Scientists for advance level Coaching.
24. Appointing Sports persons in various department/Public Sectors etc.
25. Sports Quota admission for Professional Course like Medical/Engineering, School/College, other institutions.
26. Sports Sciences (Research/Analysis Wing) Sports Medicine, Sports Psychology, Bio-Mechanics etc.
27. Sports Library.
28. Participation of Women in Sports.
29. Health care of senior citizen.
30. Award/Incentives for players and coaches.
31. Scholarship for School/College Students.
32. Transport incentives – Bus concession for players for their journey training.
33. Insurance/Welfare fund for players/Coaches/Staff.
34. Playing Kit/Uniforms/Playing equipments.
35. Sports Journalism
36. Sports Law.
37. Sports Science and Sports Medicine.
2 comments:
if all these are implemented in a time bound manner, with proper supervision and no dilution of intentions , it will be the best
1. There should not be any relaxation or dilution in the academic qualifications of physical education teachers.For example now CP Nair IAS committee has recommended the basic qualifications for a physical education teacher at school level as MPE /MPEd for plus two, BPE/ BPEd for high school and CPEd for primary classes. I think the may not be implemented because of some other reasons that we all know well.This should not be happened at any cost.
2. Steps may be taken to stop back door appointments on the basis of obsolete special rules of various departments. For example the appointments in govt. polytechnics and colleges are reserved only for a special category of people. No direct recruitment is there in polytechnics. So to curb this anomaly, steps may be taken to change the special rules of the collegiate education department to make direct recruitment for 75% vacancies.
3. The remuneration given to the sports officials are not sufficient in respect of the work done by them.I strongly believe that all sports associations are cruelly exploiting the qualified officials of their event. Take measures to curb this and make sure that a respectable sum is to be paid to them.
4. Kindly take necessary steps to convince the higher education council about the importance of college level physical education programs and steps may be taken to include physical education in the credit and semester system at graduate level courses in kerala.
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