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WB: Aditya School of Sports announces multiple tie-ups, selection for Khelo India Football Project
Kolkata/IBNS: Aditya School of Sports has announced its multi-sports Academies ASOS Sports Arena at Barasat in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas by way of strategic tie-ups.
The tie-up partners are India On Track - who operate LaLiga Football Schools for Football and NBA Basketball School, Joydeep Karmakar Shooting Academy for Shooting and Dola & Rahul Banerjee Sports Foundation for Archery.
The school also announced its selection for the Khelo India Football Project in line with their EduSports concept to promote sports along with education.
The official announcement was made by Anirban Aditya, Chairman of Aditya Group, along with Ankit Aditya, Vice Chairman of Aditya, in a star-studded press conference comprising of former Indian Football captain Debjit Ghosh, Mohun Bagan’s former Brazilian captain Jose Ramirez Barreto, former Olympian Joydeep Karmakar, Commonwealth Games silver medallist Mehuli Ghosh, former Indian Footballer Mehtab Hussain and Sourav Ghosh, an accomplished actor and ardent sports follower.
Speaking on the occasion, Anirban Aditya mentioned, “This is going to be huge for the grassroot-level development of sports in Bengal. We shall leave no stone unturned to work closely with such great names to produce champions of tomorrow who can represent India and make the nation proud."
"While we are fulfilling our promise to bring the best facilities to them, it is for them to make the most of it now. I am confident that we will produce champions from these academies,” he said.
The Khelo India project on the same campus will also help aspiring footballers from across the country, namely Eastern India, to become part of the Government of India’s vision to participate in tournaments like the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup.
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