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GMADA has now initiated steps to streamline their operations and improve training facilities for budding athletes.
The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) has decided to revive poorly managed sports stadiums across the city by appointing coaches and operational staff on contract for one year.
As several city stadiums have not been functioning efficiently for a long time, GMADA has now initiated steps to streamline their operations and improve training facilities for budding athletes.
According to sources, coaches and technical staff for various sports disciplines will be recruited for stadiums located in Sectors 56, 59, 61, 65, 69, and 71 in Mohali. Nearly Rs 3 crore will be spent on hiring coaches and support staff for one year to provide structured training to local players and reactivate sports infrastructure within the city, they said.
GMADA has also floated tenders for the overall management and maintenance of these stadiums. Officials said after the completion of the one-year term, the arrangement would be reviewed, and further decisions would be taken accordingly.
According to senior GMADA officials, “The authority has decided to outsource the operation, management, and maintenance of these stadiums for a period of one year. Nearly Rs50 lakh will be spent on this head, covering cleanliness, electricity and water supply, upkeep of playgrounds and management of other basic facilities.”
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