The achievements of Indian athletes at the Asian Games are making the country proud, but the state of infrastructure for sports talent in Raisen district is disappointing. The stadium, built nine years ago at a cost of approximately 80 lakh rupees in Amkheda village, about 5 km from Sanchi, is in a dilapidated state. The stadium's main gate has been closed since its inauguration, and cattle graze on the grounds. The ground is not even level, wit…
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The achievements of Indian athletes at the Asian Games are making the country proud, but the state of infrastructure for sports talent in Raisen district is disappointing. The stadium, built nine years ago at a cost of approximately 80 lakh rupees in Amkheda village, about 5 km from Sanchi, is in a dilapidated state. The stadium's main gate has been closed since its inauguration, and cattle graze on the grounds. The ground is not even level, wit…