Executive Summary:
This document provides answers to Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 4135 regarding the "One State One Game" (OSOG) initiative, to be answered on 18.08.2025. It includes a list of sports selected by each State/UT under the OSOG initiative, details of Khelo India Centres (KICs) and State/UT Centres of Excellence (CoEs), funds allocated and utilized under the Khelo India Scheme, athlete enrolment data, and a statement regarding third-party evaluation or internal review of the OSOG implementation. Data is current as of July 15, 2025.
Key Points / Main Content:
OSOG Initiative Sports Selection:
* Annexure I lists the sports selected by each State/UT under the OSOG initiative, including priority sport 1, priority sport 2, and priority sport 3.
Khelo India Centres and Centres of Excellence:
* 1057 Khelo India Centres (KICs) and 34 Khelo India State Centres of Excellence (KISCEs) have been notified across the country.
* State/UT-wise details are available at https:dashboard.kheloindia.gov.in.
Funds Allocation and Expenditure:
* Funds are allocated schemewise, not componentwise.
* Details of funds allocated and expenditure incurred under the Khelo India Scheme since its inception are provided, with specific figures for each year from 2016-17 to 2025-26 (as of 15.07.2025).
Athlete Enrolment and Training:
* Each KIC must train a minimum of 30 regular athletes in notified sports, aiming for a gender-balanced ratio.
* Detailed athlete data, including enrolment by State/UT, sport, gender, and age category for KICs and KISCEs, is available at https:dashboard.kheloindia.gov.in.
Evaluation of OSOG Implementation:
* No third-party evaluation or internal review of the implementation of OSOG has been conducted.
Impact Analysis:
States/Union Territories:
* Impact: Required to select and prioritize sports under the OSOG initiative as per Annexure I. They are also responsible for the operation of KICs and KISCEs.
* Action Required: Adhere to the notified sports under OSOG, ensure KICs train a minimum of 30 athletes, and utilize the online dashboard to monitor and manage athlete data.
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports:
* Impact: Responsible for allocating funds under the Khelo India Scheme and overseeing the implementation of the OSOG initiative.
* Action Required: Continue to allocate funds schemewise, monitor expenditure, and ensure KICs and KISCEs are operational and meeting the required standards.
Athletes:
* Impact: Enrolment in KICs and KISCEs provides training and support.
* Action Required: Participate in training programs at KICs and KISCEs, adhering to the guidelines and striving for excellence in the selected sports.
Key Entities Referenced
One State One Game OSOG Initiative: A sports initiative by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, where each State/UT selects a priority sport.
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports: The Indian government ministry responsible for youth affairs and sports.
Khelo India Centres KICs: Sports centers established under the Khelo India Scheme to train athletes.
Khelo India State Centres of Excellence KISCEs: Advanced sports training centers established under the Khelo India Scheme.
Khelo India Scheme: A national program for the development of sports in India.
Shri Appalanaidu Kalisetti: Member of Lok Sabha who asked the question regarding the One State One Game OSOG initiative.
Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya: The Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports.
Lok Sabha: The lower house of the Parliament of India, where the question regarding the OSOG initiative was raised.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS
(DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS)
LOK SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 4135
TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.08.2025
One State One Game (OSOG) Initiative
4135. Shri Appalanaidu Kalisetti:
Will the Minister of YOUTH AFFAIRS AND SPORTS be pleased to state:
(a) the list of sports selected by each State/UT under the “One State One
Game” (OSOG) initiative;
(b) the details of the number and names of Khelo India Centres (KICs) and
State/UT Centres of Excellence (CoEs) currently operational for each
selected sport under OSOG, State/UT-wise;
(c) the details of total funds allocated, sanctioned, released and utilised
under OSOG to each State/UT since its inception, infrastructure, equipment,
coaching, athlete support, etc., year, component and centre-wise;
(d) the details of the number of athletes enrolled, trained and supported
through these Khelo India Centres and CoEs under OSOG, State/UT, gender,
age category, and sport-wise; and
(e) whether the Government has conducted any third-party evaluation or
internal review of the implementation of OSOG and if so, the methodology
used, key performance indicators tracked and summary of findings or
outcomes thereof?
ANSWER
THE MINISTER OF YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS
{ DR. MANSUKH MANDAVIYA }
(a) The list of sports selected by each State/UT under the “One State One
Game” (OSOG) initiative is at Annexure – I.
(b) A total of 1057 Khelo India Centres (KICs) and 34 Khelo India State
Centres of Excellence (KISCEs) have been notified across the country.
Page 1 of 3State/UT-wise details of the same are available at
https://dashboard.kheloindia.gov.in.
(c) Funds are allocated scheme-wise and not component-wise in this
Ministry. Details of funds allocated and expenditure incurred under Khelo
India Scheme, since its inception are as under:
(in ₹ crore)
Year Funds allocated E xpenditure incurred
2016-17 118.10 118.10
2017-18 350.00 346.99
2018-19 500.09 342.24
2019-20 578.00 575.52
2020-21 328.77 338.06
2021-22 869.00 764.29
2022-23 600.00 596.39
2023-24 880.00 872.20
2024-25 746.54 620.75
2025-26 1000.00 123.77
(as on 15.07.2025)
(d) As per implementation guidelines, each Khelo India Centre is required to
train a minimum of 30 regular athletes in the notified sports discipline, with
efforts to maintain a gender-balanced ratio. The detailed athlete data,
including enrolment by State/UT, sport, gender, and age category, for both
KICs and KISCEs, is available at https://dashboard.kheloindia.gov.in.
(e) No, Sir.
Page 2 of 3ANNEXURE – I
ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF LOK SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 4135 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.08.2025
REGARDING “ONE STATE ONE GAME (OSOG) INITIATIVE” ASKED SHRI
APPALANAIDU KALISETTI, HON’BLE MEMBER OF LOK SABHA
List of One State One Game (OSOG)
S. No. State / UT OSOG Priority Sport 2 Priority Sport 3
1 Andaman & Nicobar Rowing Athletics Cycling
2 Andhra Pradesh Weightlifting Archery Athletics
3 Arunachal Pradesh Weightlifting Archery Judo
4 Assam Boxing Shooting Weightlifting
5 Bihar Athletics Weightlifting Wrestling
6 Chandigarh Hockey Boxing Rowing
7 Chhattisgarh Archery Athletics Hockey
8 Dadra & Nagar Haveli Table Tennis Archery Athletics
9 Delhi Wrestling Athletics Boxing
10 Goa Swimming Badminton Table Tennis
11 Gujarat Athletics Table Tennis Archery
12 Haryana Boxing Badminton Athletics
13 Himachal Pradesh Boxing Athletics Judo
14 Jammu & Kashmir Fencing Rowing Judo
15 Jharkhand Archery Hockey Athletics
16 Karnataka Swimming Athletics Shooting
17 Kerala Athletics Judo Boxing
18 Ladakh Archery Boxing Athletics
19 Lakshadweep Athletics Badminton Swimming
20 Madhya Pradesh Shooting Hockey Rowing
21 Maharashtra Shooting Athletics Cycling
22 Manipur Weightlifting Archery Hockey
23 Meghalaya Boxing Archery Athletics
24 Mizoram Boxing Judo Weightlifting
25 Nagaland Wrestling Archery Boxing
26 Odisha Hockey Weightlifting Athletics
27 Puducherry Weightlifting Badminton Athletics
28 Punjab Hockey Shooting Athletics
29 Rajasthan Archery Cycling Shooting
30 Sikkim Archery Athletics Boxing
31 Tamil Nadu Table Tennis Athletics Fencing
32 Telangana Rowing Fencing Weightlifting
33 Tripura Judo Swimming Athletics
34 Uttar Pradesh Hockey Athletics Badminton
35 Uttarakhand Athletics Badminton Boxing
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