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Of Sports Disciplines & Their Registration Certificates INDEX OF SPORTS DISCIPLINES & THEIR REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES S.N Name of the Name of the NSF Category Place of Registration No.& date Page o Sport No. 1. Athletics Amateur Athletic Priority Reg. No.S.2103 of 1962-1963 1-2 Federation of India on 04-09-1991 at Delhi 2. Badminton Badminton Association Priority Reg. No.119 of 1964 on 21-08- 3 of India 1964 at Hyderabad 3. Basketball Basketball Federation of Priority Reg. No.S-48625 of 2004 on 12- 4 India 03-2004 at Delhi 4. Billiards & Billiards & Snookers Priority Reg. No.SOR/BLU/DR/716/10- 5 Snookers Federation of India 11on 27-09-2010 at Bangalore 5. Bridge Bridge Federation of Priority Reg. No.S/7833 of 1975 on 04- 6 India 10-1972 at New Delhi. 6. Chess All India Chess Priority Reg. No.125 of 1958 on 12-12- 7 Federation 1958 at Chennai 7. Cycling Cycling Federation of Priority Reg.No.S. 20469 of 1989 on 19- 8 India 10-1989 at Delhi 8. Equestrian Equestrian Federation of Priority Reg. No.3379 of 1967-1968 on 9 India 13-07-1967 at Delhi 9. Football All India Football Priority Reg. No.973 of 2002 on 22-06- 10 Federation 2002 at Mumbai 10. Golf Indian Golf Union Priority Reg. No.22833/567 of 1955- 11 1956 on 28-12-1955 at West Bengal 11. Hockey Hockey India Priority Reg. No.S/65668 of 2009 on 20- 12 05-2009 at Delhi 12. Judo Judo Federation of India Priority Reg. No.S-3053 of 1966-1967 13 on 21-07-1966 at Delhi 13. Kabaddi Amateur Kabaddi Priority Reg. No.723 of 1995 on 08-09- 14 Federation of India 1975 at Hyderabad 14. Kayaking Kayaking & Canoeing Priority Reg. No.16110 of 1989 on 18- 15 &Canoeing Association of India 10-1989 at Delhi 15. Paralympic Paralympic Committee Priority Reg. No.280/1994-95 on 08-07- 16 of India 1994 at Bangalore 16. Rowing Rowing Federation of Priority Reg. No.S/18918 of 1976-1977 17 India on 03-12-1976 at West Bengal 17. School Games School Games Priority Reg. No.377/2009-2010 on 12- 18 Federation of India 06-2009 at Uttar Pradesh 18. Shooting National Rifle Priority Reg. No.S/11452 of 1981 on 14- 19 Association of India 01-1981 at Delhi 19. Special Olympic Special Olympics Bharat Priority Reg. No.2698 in Book No.4 Vol. 20-36 Bharat No.1218 on 05-12-2005 at New Delhi 20. Squash Racket Squash Racket Priority Reg. No.28/1997 on 12-03-1997 37 Federation of India at Tamil Nadu 21. Swimming Swimming Federation of Priority Reg. No.S/6034/1963-1964 on 38 India 08-01-1964 at West Bengal 22. Table Tennis Table Tennis Federation Priority Reg. No.5/1756 of 1960-1961 on 39 of India 28-02-1961 at Delhi 23. Tennis All India Tennis Priority Reg. No.10243 of 1940 on April, 40 Association 1963 at West Bengal 24. Volleyball Volleyball Federation of Priority Reg. No.110/1987 on 22-05- 41 India 1987 at Tamil Nadu 25. Weight-Lifting Indian Weightlifting Priority Reg. No.S/4286 of 1960-1961 42 Federation on 21-11-1960 at New Delhi 26. Wrestling Wrestling Federation of Priority Reg. No. S. 3225/1966-1967 on 43 India 27-01-1967 at Delhi 27. Wushu Wushu Association of Priority Reg. No.3509/1989-1990 on 25- 44 India (revalidated for 5 08-1989 at Uttar Pradesh years) 28. Yachting Yachting Association of Priority Reg. No. S/6426/1964-1965 on 45 India 22-12-1964 at Uttar Pradesh 29. Gymnastic Gymnastic Federation of General Reg. No. S/3129 of 1966-1967 46 India on 10-11-1966 at Delhi 30. Handball Handball Federation of General Reg. No.44/1972-1975 on 15- 47 India 06-1972 at Haryana 31. Taekwondo Taekwondo Federation General Reg. No.1695/1982-83 on 15- 48 of India 09-1982 at Uttar Pradesh (Validity expired on 15-09- 2014) 32. Atya Patya Atya Patya Federation of Others Reg. No.345/1982 on 23-08- 49-50 India 1982 at Nagpur 33. Ball Badminton Ball Badminton Others Reg. No.50/1961 on 28-04-1961 51 Federation of India at Hyderabad 34. Baseball Amateur Baseball Others Reg. No.203/1985-1986 on 08- 52 Federation of India 07-1995 at Haryana 35. Body Builders Indian Body Builders Others Certificate No. Maharashtra 53 Federation State, Mumbai 740/2009 GBBSD on 08-04-2009 at Uttar Pradesh 36. Carrom All India Carrom Others Reg. No.188/1970 on 07-07- 54 Federation 1970 at Madras 37. Cycle Polo Cycle Polo Federation of Others Reg. No.157/1966 on 22-08- 55 India 1966 at Hyderabad 38. Fencing Fencing Association of Others Reg. No. S/7246/1974 on 13-08- 56 India 1974 at Delhi 39. Jump Rope Jump Rope Federation of Others Reg. No.619/2008-2009 on 11- 57 India 11-2008 at Jharkhand, Ranchi 40. Karate Karate Association of Others Corporate Identity 58 India No.U92490DL2013NPL258435/ 2013-2014 on 26-09-2013 at Delhi 41. Kho-Kho Kho-Kho Federation of Others Reg. No.3036/1966-1967 on - 59 India 06-1966 at Delhi 42. Net Ball Net Ball Federation of Others Reg. No.259/1979-1980 on 19- 60 India 12-1979 at Haryana 43. Power-lifting Indian Powerlifting Others Reg. No. S/16242 of 1975-1976 61 Federation on 21-06-1975 at West Bengal 44. Roll Ball Roll Ball Federation of Others Reg. No.F/18932 on 08-07-2003 62-64 India at Pune 45. Roller Skating Roller Skating Others Reg. No.277/1976-1977 on 17- 65 Federation of India 09-90 at Chandigarh 46. Sepaktakraw Sepak Takraw Others Reg. No.540/1982-2009 on 12- 66 Federation of India 11-1982 at Nagpur 47. Shooting Ball Shooting Ball Federation Others Reg. No.S/8909/1977 on 30-11- 67 of India 1977 at Delhi 48. Soft Tennis Amateur Soft Tennis Others Reg. No.Guj/9136/Ahmedabad 68-69 Federation of India on 22-10-2002 at Gujarat 49. Softball Softball Association of Others Reg. No.134/1970-1971 on 20- 70 India 11-1970 at Jaipur, Rajasthan 50. Tenni-Koit Tenni-Koit Federation of Others Reg. No.95/1973 on 02-03-1973 71 India at Hyderabad 51. Tennis-ball Tennis Ball Cricket Others Reg. No.243/1995-1996 on 11- 72 Cricket Federation of India 07-1995 at Uttar Pradesh (Valid (revalidated for 5 years) upto July, 2020) 52. Ten-Pin Ten-Pin Bowling Others Reg. No. S/15674/1985 on 02- 73 Bowling Federation of India 02-2007 at Delhi 53. Tug-of-War Tug-of-War Federation Others Reg. No. S/12710/1987 on 29- 74 of India 06-1987 at Delhi 54. Winter Games Winter Games Others Reg. No. S/1417/1984 on 12- 75 Federation of India 01-1984 at Delhi 55. Motor Sports Federation of Motor Others Reg. No.6298/1973 on 03-02- 76 Sports Club of India 1994 at Madras 56. Polo Indian Polo Association Others Reg. No.s.1842/1961-62 on 24- 77 08-1961at Delhi 57. Triathlon Indian Triathlon Others Reg. No. 123/1990 on 08-05- 78 Federation 1990 58. Deaf All India Sports Council Priority Reg. No. S.2838/1965-66 on 16- 79 of Deaf 09-1965 59. Boxing Boxing Federation of High Reg. No.902/2016 on 07-05- 80 India Priority 2016 60. Sqay Sqay Federation of India - Reg. No.3170-S/2000 on 01-06- 81 2000 61. 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