The building of an built-in sports activities complicated value ₹7 crore at Shaheed Bhagat Singh Stadium, Ferozepur, has lastly begun after a chronic stalemate on account of earth filling points. The work is predicted to be accomplished inside the subsequent six months.

The basis stone of the eight-lane 400-metre artificial athletic observe was laid in June 2021 however the work couldn’t begin as a result of floor degree being too low and 800 vehicles of sand from numerous panchayats and philanthropists have been dropped at allow the development to start.

The built-in sports activities complicated, supervised by the Punjab State Sports Council, will embody international-level artificial athletics observe and numerous sports activities grounds for soccer, discus throw, and have hammer throw amenities, benefiting the sports activities group at massive.

State’s first sports activities hostel will even be made within the complicated. It will present lodging and coaching amenities, permitting athletes to concentrate on refining their abilities and nurturing their sport.

Furthermore, provisions of evening observe and internet hosting state, nationwide, and worldwide degree video games might be accessible on the stadium.

Deputy commissioner Rajesh Dhiman stated, “The revitalisation of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Stadium is expected to provide unparalleled convenience and opportunities to athletes in Ferozepur and its surrounding areas, inspiring and empowering more young talents to engage in sports and represent the border district at national and international levels,” stated the DC.

“The world-class sports infrastructure will offer multiple benefits, including enhancing tourism, providing international exposure, and combating drug menace. It will also promote a well-rounded and diverse sporting culture, allowing athletes to explore and excel in different sports and discover new talents and foster physical fitness, talent development, community engagement, and holistic development, contributing to the overall well-being of participants and leaving a positive impact on society,” quoted Jaswinder Singh, a sport lover.