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US firm ABCHI enters Indian home inspection market

KOLKATA: Home buyers in India can now verify whether their homes are built according to plan or examine whether they have been built as per the specifications of the contract by employing a third party inspector. US-based A Buyer’s Choice Home Inspections (ABCHI), which has entered India’s market by partnering MACJ, on Wednesday promised to provide third party unbiased inspection services. “We…

Women participation in boxing and wrestling has been on increase for the past five years. It is not only to their aspiration, to create their status and be regarded as equal to male athletes but with government's encouragement, women and their families have started to take up these sports seriously.

Women in physical contact sports have started to be recognized internationally due to which the state governments have made new sports policies catering to their interests.

Haryana is known as one of the main hub for women wrestlers and boxers. Many families enroll their daughters in these sports because with status comes money and with international medals comes a secured future for these women.

One of the government employed coach for women in combat sports, Sashi Singh feels that in a male-dominated arena of sports , women have made their name and broken the stereotypes. Famous athletes like Mary Kom have been an inspiration for these young women. Sashi a boxer himself has been training young women to compete in national and international level at the Tau Devi Lal stadium, Gurgoan. His home town, Bhiwani, Haryana is filled with many government and private institutes for training of women wrestlers and boxers.

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The State Governments of Haryana, Manipur and Sports Authority of India have started to give high priority to the promotion of sports in India. Haryana state's boxers and wrestlers are scripted to have amazing success stories, creating international curiosity and respect.

The sports policy aims to enable the Government to promote sports with great opportunities to emerging and promising sports persons. The government continues to build new sports infrastructure as well upgrade the existing ones and provide many facilities and incentives to grow interest in the younger generation for increasing participation.

Naresh Kumar, a father of a young boxer, dreams of seeing his daughter in police services and with full dedication encourages his 15 year old daughter to box her way through medals. Saniya has recently won a state championship and has made her father proud but she, like her father also wants to become a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and earn a name and a permanent source of income.

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Like Naresh, many families encourage their daughter to take up wrestling and boxing to have a secured future. The government provides employment opportunities for athletes who have won medals internationally. Geeta Phogat, wrestler after winning medals in Commonwealth Games also got her post in women police services.

It does not end only here but there will be increments according to their positions (first, second and third) in recognized National / International competition including retirement benefits. A secured future is one of the main reasons for the rise of women in physical contact sports especially in Haryana.

The cash awards and other incentives are also given to the medal winners of national and international competitions by Sports Department. The highest cash award being Two crore for gold in Olympics, One crore in Asian Games and 70 lakhs in Commonwealth Games. A national gold medallist wins 15,000 rupees. Recently in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, the Haryana state government announced cash awards of Rs 1 crore, Rs 50 lakh and Rs 25 lakh for gold, silver and bronze medal winners and also a cash award of Rs 5 lakh for all state participants. Such enormous encouragement from the state government is bound to drive youngsters to take up sports as their career.

The cash incentives and employment opportunities from the government have been a big factor in growth of more female wrestlers and boxers. Many awards like Arjuna award, Bhim award etc also come with cash rewards. So, athletes get motivated to perform their best in order to create a name for them and also get financially stable. They are even given cars as rewards and sometimes houses as well. International recognition for a state is a pride and Haryana as per its sports policies rewards its players which gives a zeal for the athletes to give more reasons for the nation to be proud of them.

There are many other facilities also provided to women in physical contact sports like coaches are provided for training, new equipments, students are given scholarship for maximum of 3000 rupees for a year, medical facilities and even bus concession. For encouragement of women participation, Women Sports Festivals are being organized at block, district and state level.

Women in such sports have seen a change in the last decade and have faced criticism from the society. But with all the hassles, women continue to follow their dreams. Their parents supported them and encouraged them to pursue a sport that was only known for men. Indian female boxing and wrestling has international recognition due to the national and state government’s efforts by creating a platform for females to step out and create a new vision for themselves.

National women wrestlers' coach Kripa Shanker says, “Wrestling and boxing are no longer a male sport, females are making are country proud and the governments' incentive is one of the real reasons for more and more female participation.”