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Statement of Stadia Page 1 of 10 Information related to Sports Infrastructure available in Assam under Sports & Youth Welfare Department & Other Organizations (As on 8th November, 2019) Dist. Sl. NAME OF THE Sl. No. Name of the Stadia with Contact Capacity / Ground Suitable For Coach Name with their Respective Under Authority Infrastructure / Game Game can Be Run Over Remarks No. DISTRICT Details capacity as Per Discipline Practicing Over there There (if any) Discipline 01 KAMRUP 01 Sarusajai Sports Complex, (METRO) Guwahati - 781034 (i) Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium. 35000 Athletics & Football 1) Shri Nipon Das, Athletics. Sports Authority of Athletics & Football Athletics & Football 2) Shri Nabajit Talukdar, Athletics. Assam 3) Shri Jogeswar Basumatary, Football. 4) Shri Raju Hazarika, Football. (ii) Karmabir Nabin Chandra Bordoloi AC 2000 Basketball, Volleyball, 1) Mrs. Gitanjali Saikia, Badminton. Sports Authority of Badminton Basketball, Volleyball, Indoor Stadium. Badminton, Boxing, Assam Badminton, Boxing, Taek- Taek-Won-Do, Won-Do, Wrestling etc. Wrestling etc. (iii) Dr. Zakir Hussain Aquatic Complex 1500 Swimming, Diving, 1) Shri R. A. Khadim, Swimming. Sports Authority of Swimming Swimming, Diving, Water Water Polo. 2) Shri Mrinal Basumatary, Swimming. Assam Polo. 3) Mrs. Momi Barman, Swimming. (iv) Boxing Ring Open Area Boxing 1) Shri Amar Deka, Boxing Sports Authority of Boxing Boxing 2) Shri Tridip Bora, Boxing Assam (v) Volleyball Court Open Area Volleyball 1) Shri Ganesh Sarma, Volleyball. Sports Authority of Volleyball Volleyball 2) Mrs. Sabita Barman, Volleyball. Assam (vi) Lawn Bowl Court Open Area Lawn Bowl 1) Mrs. Bangita Hazarika, Lawn Bowl Sports Authority of Lawn Bowl Lawn Bowl Assam 02 Maulana Md. Tayabullah Hockey 2000 Hockey 1) Shri Ranjit Singh Raja, Hockey. Sports Authority of Hockey Hockey Stadium, Bhetapara, Guwahati - 2) Miss Gita Khaklary Assam 781034. (with 2 courts) 03 Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium, 3000 Gymnastic, Sports Authority of - Gymnastic, Badminton, Amingaon, Guwahati-781031. Badminton, Assam Wrestling, Handball, Wrestling, Volleyball Basketball, Volleyball etc. 04 Shooting Range, 4th AP. BN, Rifle Shooting, Pistol Sports Authority of Rifle Shooting, Pistol Rifle Shooting, Pistol Kahilipara, Guwahati-781019 Shooting Assam Shooting Shooting Page 2 of 10 Dist. Sl. NAME OF THE Sl. No. Name of the Stadia with Contact Capacity / Ground Suitable For Coach Name with their Respective Under Authority Infrastructure / Game Game can Be Run Over Remarks No. DISTRICT Details capacity as Per Discipline Practicing Over there There (if any) Discipline KAMRUP 05 R.G. Barua Sports Complex, (METRO) Ulubari, Guwahati - 781007. (i) Deshbhakta Tarun Ram Phukan 2000 Badminton, Table 1) Shri Banibrata Das, Judo. Sports Authority of Badminton, Table Badminton, Table Tennis, Indoor Stadium Tennis, Judo, Taek- 2) Shri Ghanajyoti Das, Gymnastics. Assam Tennis, Judo, Taek- Judo, Taek-Won-Do, Won-Do, Wushu, 3) Mrs. Alisha Khan, Gymnastics. Won-Do, Wushu, Wushu, Karate, Gymnastics, Karate, Gymnastics. Karate, Gymnastics. Weightlifting, Wrestling. (ii) Nehru Stadium 28000 Football Board of Sports of Football Football, Handball, Kho- Assam Kho, Kabaddi. (iii) Squash Court 300 Squash Sports Authority of Squash Squash Assam (iv) Bimala Prasad Chaliha Swimming 200 Swimming 1) Shri Ajit Das, Swimming. Board of Sports of Swimming Swimming Pool 2) Shri Sankar Bhuyan, Swimming. Assam (v) Basketball Court 350 Basketball 1) Shri Bhabajyoti Bhatta, Basketball. Board of Sports of Basketball Basketball Assam (vi) Tennis Court Lawn Tennis Board of Sports of Lawn Tennis Lawn Tennis Assam (vii) Kanaklata Indoor Hall 500 Badminton 1) Shri Rup Kumar Buragohain, Board of Sports of Badminton Badminton Badminton. Assam (viii) ABITA Indoor Stadium 300 Table Tennis 1) Shri Gobinda Upadhyay, Table Board of Sports of Table Tennis Table Tennis Tennis. Assam 06 Tepesia Sports Complex, Sonapur, Guwahati. (i) Rupnath Brahma Velodrome 300 Cycling (Track) 1) K. Dinesh Singh, Cycling LNIPE Cycling (Track) Cycling (Track) (ii) Omiya Kr. Das Indoor Stadium. 1500 Badminton, Handball, The LNIPE Faculty Members are LNIPE Badminton, Handball, Badminton, Handball, Basketball, Boxing, Conducting the regular Coacing and Basketball, Boxing, Basketball, Boxing, Table Table Tennis, Taek- Training Programme. Table Tennis, Taek- Tennis, Taek-Won-Do, Won-Do, Karate, Won-Do, Karate, Karate, Wrestling, YOGA. Wrestling, YOGA. Wrestling, YOGA. (iii) Lakshmibai National Institute of Football, Kho-Kho, The LNIPE Faculty Members are LNIPE Football, Kho-Kho, Football, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Physical Education. Kabaddi, Athletics, Conducting the regular Coacing and Kabaddi, Athletics, Athletics, Tennis, Volleyball, Tennis, Volleyball, Training Programme. Tennis, Volleyball, Swimming, Basketball, Swimming, Swimming, Basketball, Handball. Basketball, Handball. Handball. Page 3 of 10 Dist. Sl. NAME OF THE Sl. No. Name of the Stadia with Contact Capacity / Ground Suitable For Coach Name with their Respective Under Authority Infrastructure / Game Game can Be Run Over Remarks No. DISTRICT Details capacity as Per Discipline Practicing Over there There (if any) Discipline 07 Rudra Singha Sports Complex, Dispur, Guwahati-781006. (i) Bhogeswari Phukanani Indoor 500 Table Tennis, Taek- 1) Shri Karuna Saikia, Taek-Won-Do. Sports Authority of Table Tennis, Taek- Table Tennis, Taek-Won-Do, Stadium. Won-Do, Karate, 2) Shri Jiten Das, Karate. Assam Won-Do, Karate, Karate, Judo, Weightlifting Judo, Weightlifting 3) Smti. Ashima Saikia, Judo. Judo, Weightlifting KAMRUP 08 Tennis Sports Complex, Chachal, 200 Lawn Tennis Association Coaches All Assam Tennis Lawn Tennis Lawn Tennis (METRO) Borbari, Guwahati - 781022. Association. 09 SAI, North East Regional Centre, 500 Athletics, Boxing, SAI Coaches SAI, North East Athletics, Boxing, Athletics, Boxing, Archery, Guwahati. Archery, Fencing, Regional Centre, Archery, Fencing, Fencing, Weightlifting, Teak- Paltan Bazar, Guwahati – 781008 Weightlifting, Teak- Guwahati Weightlifting, Teak- Won-Do. Won-Do. Won-Do. 10 Ganesh Mandir Indoor Hall Khanapara, Guwahati – 781022 11 Railway Stadium Football, Cricket, Football, Cricket, Football, Cricket, Maligaon, Guwahati – 781011 Badminton, Table Badminton, Table Badminton, Table Tennis Tennis Tennis 12 Sonapur Mini Stadium Football, Kho-Kho, 1) Shri Nitul Das, Kho-Kho Football, Kho-Kho, Football, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi Tepesia, Guwahati. Kabaddi Kabaddi 13 Gauhati University Football Football Gauhati University Football Football Ground, Jalukbari, Guwahati – 781014 14 Assam Agricultural University, Football Assam Agricultural Football Football Khanapara, Guwahati - 781021 University 02 KAMRUP 15 Chhaygaon Mini Stadium Football, Kho-Kho, Chhaygaon Sports Football, Kho-Kho, Football, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Chhaygaon, Kamrup Kabaddi, Athletics, Club Kabaddi, Athletics, Athletics, Cricket Cricket Cricket Page 4 of 10 Dist. Sl. NAME OF THE Sl. No. Name of the Stadia with Contact Capacity / Ground Suitable For Coach Name with their Respective Under Authority Infrastructure / Game Game can Be Run Over Remarks No. DISTRICT Details capacity as Per Discipline Practicing Over there There (if any) Discipline 03 JORHAT 16 Jorhat Stadium, Jorhat - 01. (i) Jorhat Stadium, Jorhat Town. 10000 Football, Athletics, - Board of Sports of Football, Athletics, Football, Athletics, Cricket, Cricket, Volleyball, Assam Cricket, Volleyball, Volleyball, Kho-Kho, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi Kho-Kho, Kabaddi Kabaddi (ii) Jorhat Swimming Pool, Jorhat. 200 Swimming - Jorhat Swimming Swimming Swimming Society (iii) Kushal Konwar Indoor Stadium, Table Tennis, - Managing Table Tennis, Table Tennis, Badminton Jorhat. Badminton Committee Badminton (iv) Titabor Stadium, Titabor, Jorhat. 1000 Football, Athletics, 1) Mrs. Rinki Bhuyan, Swimming Titabor Sports Football, Athletics, Football, Athletics, Swimming Association Swimming Swimming (v) Bapuji Stadium, Mariani, Jorhat. Football - Mariani Sports Football Football Association 04 GOLAGHAT 17 (i) Golaghat Stadium 5000 Football, Cricket, 1) Shri Darshan Gohain, Football Golaghat District Football, Cricket, Football, Cricket, Basketball Basketball Sports Association Basketball (ii) Golaghat Swimming Pool Swimming 1) Shri Jyoti Basumatary, Swimming Directorate of Swimming Swimming Sports & Youth Welfare, Assam (iii) Golaghat Indoor Hall Badminton, Table -DO- Badminton, Table Badminton, Table Tennis Tennis Tennis (iv) Farkating Mini Stadium Athletics, Football, Farkating Sports Athletics, Football, Athletics, Football, Badminton Association Badminton Badminton (v) Bokakhat Mini Stadium, Bokakhat, Football, Cricket Bokakhat Sports Football, Cricket Football, Cricket Golaghat Association (vi) Sarupathar Mini Stadium, Football, Athletics Sarupathar Sports Football, Athletics Football, Athletics Sarupathar, Golaghat Association (v) SAI Training Centre, Golaghat Football, Boxing, Sports Authority of Football, Boxing, Football, Boxing, Weightlifting India Weightlifting Weightlifting 05 NAGAON 18 (i) Nurul Amin Stadium, Nagaon 10000 Table Tennis, 1) Shri Mujahid Saikia, Basketball District Sports Table Tennis, Table Tennis, Badminton, Badminton, 2) Shri Bikramjit Pal, Hockey Association, Badminton, Basketball, Hockey, Basketball, Hockey, 3) Shri Ujjal Baruah, Judo Nagaon Basketball, Hockey, Football, Judo. Football, Judo. 4) Mrs. Kanta Sahani, Volleyball Football, Judo. (ii) Dr. T. Ao Stadium, Kaliabor, 1000 Football, Kho-Kho, Kaliabor Sports Football, Kho-Kho, Football, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Nagaon Kabaddi, Athletics Association Kabaddi, Athletics
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