The Union Cabinet has revamped the Khelo India Scheme with a massive ₹29,054 crore outlay, eight times the previous allocation, and introduced a state-sharing model for sports infrastructure funding. This marks a strategic shift from fully central funding to a partnership model, with special provisions for North-Eastern, Himalayan states, and UTs.
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- ›Total Outlay (Khelo India): ₹29,054 crore
- ›Total Outlay (ANSF): ₹7,387 crore
- ›Target this Data: ₹29,054 crore outlay for Khelo India Scheme; 60:40 funding ratio for general states
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs (implementing Khelo India and ANSF)
- ›Target this Legal Point: Distinction between Centrally Sponsored Scheme (state share) vs Central Sector Scheme (100% central)
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