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'jf). m[^ ‘"I 3 ^ q« 3 ^ qn 5THK 3 ^ % Hloil v31Mc^ 3 ^ qi9 (il<=f)^ <=^'^11 3 ^ q^ tt. 3 ^ =f5^d. dK^I 3 ^ ?o cblHlvrl ?q '3T. d T i' ^TTflFf5 9? Hd|^ Tr^9T 3 ^ 9« SH^PT 3 ^ 9M ^ 9 ft ^ P ld 3 ^ Maharashtra draft Sports Policy lays stress on adventure sports Press Trust of India ‘Facilities for water sports can come up at dams, lakes, sea shore, rivers. In mountains, facilities for mountaineer-ing and aero sports can come up.’ Mumbai, Nov. 6: The draft Sports Policy of Maharashtra government has stressed upon the need to develop adventure sports in the State, by making optimum utilisation of its geographical variety. “Geographical situation in Maharashtra is supportive of adventure sports. Development of leadership qualities, courage, persistence, imagination, adventure nature, developing positive team spirit, co-ordination is possible with help of adventure sports,” the draft policy said. Maharashtra boasts 720 km of seashore, the Sahyadri and Satpuda mountains, plains of Panchgani, Chikhaldara, Melghat, Tadoba, Nagzira forests, Lonar Lake and other important places, it says. According to the draft policy, the State's geographical variety is ideal for adventure sports. Facilities for water sports can come up at dams, lakes, sea shore, rivers. In mountains, facilities for mountaineering and aero sports can come up. It is possible to develop artificial facilities for adventure sports at sports complex, gardens and tourist centres. The policy has suggested a survey to be conducted to fix places and accordingly develop the facilities. There is no scheme or government grant now for such activities. It has also recommended that government give grant to voluntary organisations, local self-governing bodies, sports complex committees and with the help of tourism department, facilities for adventure sports be developed. The draft policy has proposed the establishment of Maharashtra State Adventure Sports Centre. “Maharashtra players are deprived of facilities for adventure sport. The centre can help to develop facilities of adventure sports, arrange adventure sports and tourism festival and accelerate tourism,” it said. Organising and regulating adventure sports, training citizens to face disaster and promoting adventure sports will be the other highlights of the centre, the policy states. Promotion of adventure sports will help to develop adventure nature among the youths and make adventure sports accessible to them. “This will help prepare youngsters to take up sports at international level,” it says. The policy has also recommended holding competitions, training sessions and practical of adventure sports, instituting an award for adventure sports, giving financial assistance to institutes working for the development of adventure sports. Fiscal provisions The Adventure Sports Centre will work as the controlling organisation in the field of adventure sports and for management of this centre and facilities necessary for this centre, financial provision should be made, the policy has said. The policy has been pending in the Finance and Planning Department for over six months due to lack of clarity in the budgetary provision that needs to be made. The Chief Minister, Mr Prithviraj Chavan, recently held a review meeting of the policy with the Finance and Planning Department as well as the Sports Ministry. It was decided that the policy should focus on strengthening infrastructure facilities for development of sports and refrain for additional recruitment, which would put a burden on the state exchequer. The State Sports Minister, Mr Padmakar Valvi, said he was hopeful that the policy would be put before the Cabinet for discussion soon. Keywords; draft Sports Policy, adventure sports 1. Western Himalayan Institute of Mountaineering (WHMI) Western Himalayan Institute of Mountaineering & Allied Sport, Manali, Himachal Pradesh, It offers Mountaineering, Skiing and Watersports Courses. The Director, Director of Mountaineering and Allied Sports, Manali 175131 Tel: 91-1902-253789/252342/250337 Fax: 91-1902-252137 E.mail: [email protected] 2. Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF), established in 1957, he Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) is an apex national Body. It has the objective of organising, supporting and Providing a base for expenditions for mountaineering, skiing. Rock climbing and trekking at high altitudes. The Director, Indian Mountaineering Foundation, 6, Bmito Juarez Road, New Dehli - 110021 Tel: 91-11- 2461211, 24677935,24671572 Fax:91-11-26883412 E- mail: indmount@,del2.vsnl.net.in: [email protected] 3. Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (HMI) Indian mountaineering got an impetus from the successful ascent of Mount Everst in 1963 by Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary. Consequently the Himalayan Mountaineering Institue (HMI) was established on November 4, 1954 by personal initiative of the late Pandit Jawaher Lai Nehru the first Prime Minister of India and Dr. B.C. Roy the then Chief Minister of West Bengal. It offers basic and rescue, adventure courses. The Principal Jawahar Parbat, DARJEELING-734101 Tel: 00 - 91 - 354-54083, 54087, 54088 Fax; 00-91 -354-53760 www.darjeelingnews.net/himalavan_mountaineering_courses.htm 4. Nehru Institute of Mountaineering Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, which has completed 40 years of existence, was established at Uttarkashi on November 14, 1965 to honour the desire of a great mountain lover and former PM, the late Pandit Jawahar Lai Nehru. It offers basic and advanced mountaineering, rock climbing, and method of instruction, search and rescue, adventure courses. The Principal, Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi - 249193 Tel: 91 - 01374 - 222124/224663 Fax: 223344 Email: nimutk2004@,sanchamet.in, www.nimindia.org 5. State Mountaineering Institue, Sadhana Bhavan, Mount Abbu, Rajasthan. 6. Sonam Mountaineering Institute, Gangtok, Sikkim. 7. Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering. Batote, J & K. 8. Regional Mountaineering Center. McLeodganj. 9. Winter Sports SkiingCenter, Kulu. 10. High Altitude Trekking and Skiing Center, Narkanda. 11. Mountaineering Sub-Centers, Bharmour and Jispa. 12. Water Sports Center, Bilaspur. 13. Regional Water Sports Center, Pong Dam. 14. Adventure Sports Centre, Hatkoti. 15. Balloon Club of India, Bahadurshah Zafar Marg, New Delhi. 16. Life Card Training Goa 17. Life Saving Techqune Course — Goa 18. National Institute of Water Sport’s —Goa (List of Pinnacles in Maharashtra) Sr.No Name Fort/Base Village Might (Feet) Area: Aasangaon/Vashind 1 Kanaga Mahuli/Aasangaon 210 2 Rangabhut Mahuli/Aasangaon 200 3 China Mahuli/Aasangaon 175 4 Chota Mahuli Lingi Mahuli/Aasangaon 130 5 Mahuli Ban Mahuli/Aasangaon 315 6 Navtichi Karvli Mahuli/Aasangaon 120 7 Navri Mahuli/Aasangaon 180 8 Bhatoba Mahuli/Aasangaon 400 9 Navruachi Karvli Mahuli/Aasangaon 180 10 Bhandar Sulka Mahuli/Aasangaon 150 11 Hot Dog Mahuli/Aasangaon 300 12 Loos Bolder Mahuli/Aasangaon 200 13 Navra Mahuli/Aasangaon 100 14 Vajantri Mahuli/Aasangaon 325 15 Bramha Mahuli/Aasangaon 545 16 Vishnu Mahuli/Aasangaon 375 17 Shankar Mahuli/Aasangaon 325 18 Ron Mahuli/Aasangaon 50 19 Vajir Mahuli/Aasangaon 230 20 Vajantri Lingi Mahuli/Aasangaon 210 21 Mahuli Ganesh Mahuli/Aasangaon 250 22 Nandi Mahuli/Aasangaon 325 23 Hard Bolder Mahuli/Aasangaon 375 Area: Albagh 24 Vanartok Sagargad 80 Area: Aasangaon 25 Shonit Bitangad/Pereshenit 140 26 Ban Dhekane 720 27 Ratangad Khuta Ratangad 150 28 Agneenan Mahuli/Aasangaon 130 29 Duskon Kavnai — 30 Madangad-1 Madangad 300 31 Madangad-2 Madangad 500 32 Navara Alang gad — 33 Navari Alang gad — 34 Sitecha Palana/ Ajoba Dongar 150 Walmikichi Shendi 35 Budhala Kavanai — Area: Chilun / Sakharpe 36 Vandar tebha Prachitgad (Tiware) — 37 Kalamma Prachitgad (Tiware) — 38 Kuvarkhamb Vishalgad — Area: Dahanu / Palghar 39 Mahalakshmi Vivalvedhe/Dahanu 115 40 KM-1 Khodkona-Medhvan 100 41 KM-2 Khodkona-Medhvan 100 42 KM-3 Khodkona-Medhvan 100 43 KM-4 Khodkona-Medhvan 100 44 KM-5 Khodkona-Medhvan 100 45 KM-6 Khodkona-Medhvan 160 46 KM-7 Khodkona-Medhvan 160 47 KM-8 Khodkona-Medhvan 50 48 Nagnath Kohoj 130 49 Aadsul Khodkona 100 Area: Jambhulpada-Bheliv 50 Pach Lingi Jambhulpada-Bheliv 50 51 Pach Lingi Jambhulpada-Bheliv 215 52 Pach Lingi Jambhulpada-Bheliv 230 53 Pach Lingi Jambhulpada-Bheliv 230 54 Pach Lingi Jambhulpada-Bheliv 275 55 Mo rad i Jambhulpada-Bheliv 490 56 Vasundya Jambhulpada-Bheliv 230 Area: Junnar 57 Warhad Navara(Anjanawale) Jiwadhan/Anjanawale 200 58 Warhad Navari(Anjanawale) Jiwadhan/Anjanawale 210 59 Waanarlingi/Khadaparshi Jiwadhan 375 60 Tok Jiwadhan 80 61 Aamboli Jiwadhan / Amboli ghat 150 62 Anjanawale-1 (Bhatoba) Jiwadhan/Anjanawale 500 63 Budhala Toranakilla 100 64 Warhadi (lonavala) Kailasgad — Area: Kalyan-Badalapur 65 Devni Shrimalag gad 260 66 Ganeshkhuta Shrimalag gad 90 67 Ganesh-Madhya Marg Tavli 200 68 Ganesh - Face root Tavli 250 69 Kartik Tavli 150 70 Dahud Tavli 200 71 Baman Tavli 200 72 Tavli-Sulka Tavli 200 73 Tavli-Khuta Tavli 200 74 BV-1 Badalapur-Dongar 200 75 BV-2 Badalapur-Dongar 100 76 BV-3 Badalapur-Dongar 150 77 BV-4 Badalapur-Dongar 125 78 BV-5 Badalapur-Dongar 125 79 BV-6 Badalapur-Dongar 125 80 BV-7 Badalapur-Dongar 75 81 BV-8 Badalapur-Dongar — 82 Mhaismal - 1 Badalapur-Dongar 70 83 Mhaismal - 2 Badalapur-Dongar 100 84 Mhaismal - 3 Badalapur-Dongar 160 85 Mhaismal - 4 Badalapur-Dongar 60 86 Chanderi Lingi Chanderi 210 87 Vanarudi Nakhind Area: Karjat 88 Tungi Bhimashankar — 89 Kalakray / Bhairi Dhak-Killa 165 90 Dhak / Sun Dhak-Killa 75 Area: Kasara 91 Kalgonda / Bhavani Kasara/Chondha 150 Area: Khed 92 Bhimachi Kathi Mahipatgad 120 Area: Lonavala 93 Bhamburde Navara Bhamburdagaon 220 94 Bhamburde Navri Bhamburdagaon 115 95 Bhamburde Karvli Bhamburdagaon 60 96 Tailbaila - 1 Tailbaila 200 97 Tailbaila - 2 Tailbaila 200 98 Ghusalkhamb Ghusalkhamb — 99 Nagphani Lonavala 800 Area: Vlahad / Bhira 100 Lingana (Khinditun) Lingana Killa 900 101 Nhaveen Kawala Killa 125 102 Andharban Bhira — 103 Navaji Bhira — 104 Kundalikar Bhira — 105 Lend Bhira — Area: Vlangaon 106 Kurdu Kurdugad 260 Area: Vlatheran / Panvel 107 Luiza Matheran 80 108 Marjorinuk Matheran — 109 Vanatri Matheran — 110 Chahu Prabalgad 60 111 Devu Prabalgad 60 112 Prabal-Lingi Prabalgad 70 113 Prabalkhuta Prabalgad 70 114 Ershal Ershalgad 130 115 Kamala Kamalagad 140 116 Maniklingi Manikgad 80 Area: Mumbai 117 First Step Kalwa — 118 Parsik Mumbra — Area: Murbad 119 Katyachi Lingi Palu / Katyachiwadi — 120 Avalyachi Lingi Palu / Katyachiwadi 230 121 Bawhali - 1 Palu / Katyachiwadi 235 122 Bawhali - 2 Palu / Katyachiwadi 165 123 Kakadmalyachilingi Sidhagad 170 124 Raja / SiddachiLingi Sidhagad 185 125 Machindra Machindragad 210 126 Bhok padyachi Lingi Sawarne / Belpada 150 127 Rohidas Sawarne / Belpada 210 128 Shingaroba Sawarne / Belpada 130 129 Fantya Malshej 150 130 Ekshingya/Thibati Malshej 100 131 Sadhale -1 Sadhale Ghat 550 132 Sadhale -2 Sadhale Ghat 210 133 Pen Belpada 100 134 Dhoomketoo Belpada — Area: hJashik / Trimbakeshwar 135 Mangi Mangi - Tungi 205 136 Tungi Mangi - Tungi 155 137 Dangya Mulegaon / Wadhiware 200 138 Hadabichi Shendi Manmad 125 139 Lekurvali / Kachana Kanchana 120 140 Dhodap shendi Dhodap 275 141 Saptashrug Saptashrug — 142 Ikhara Ikhara 115 143 Anjaneri Navara Anjaneri 205 144 Anjaneri Navari Anjaneri 100 145 Pahine Navara Pahinegaon 175 146 Pahine Navari Pahinegaon 150 147 Ghoda Anjaneri 150 148 Hanuman Anjaneri / Panine 450 149 Kaira Near Anjaneri 110 150 Sunday - 1 Trimbakeshwar 155 151 Sunday - 2 Trimbakeshwar 170 152 Galawan Galawan / Salher — 153 Takara Salher — 154 Skwatish Kada Harihar 425 Area: Pali / Sudhaagad 156 GS-1 Sarasgad 100 157 GS-2 Sarasgad 100 158 GS-3 Sarasgad 130 159 Trishul - 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'3MNfr aT^TT 4) ^Kdlcfld JI^§T (CLIMBING AREAS IN INDIA) Major Climbing areas in the country • karnataka Bouldering and sport route climbing area Antata Ganga: - A place in Kolar district full of hillrocks with numerous boulderings Opportunities. This place is 4 kms from the kolar bus stand. 1. Badami Another North Karnataka place is a favourite among the climbers both in India and abroad. The type of rock here is red sandstone. The crag has miles of sandstone to offer for any climbers, be it a beginner or a professional. How to get there: - Located in north Karnataka about five hours from Hampi. There are buses and trains available from Bangalore, from Mumbai to Bagalkot and Belgaum from Mumbai to Solopur train then Bus to badami, Pune to badami direct bus NWKRTC. Accommodation: - There are numerous inexpensive guest houses and small hotels. There are endless climbing possibilities here, Steep, overhanging boulders to large cliffs offer exciting climbing. Best season would be October to February. 2. Turahalli A place full of boulders of various sizes presenting variety of problems for both the beginner and the practicing Professional. This hillock which is around 10 kms away from the Bangalore city enroute Kanakapura is a land of few acres on the boundary of the Banneraghatta Reserved Forest. How to get there:- On the way to Kanakapura after the KoNana Kunte cross there is a Petrol bunk after 2kms on the left side of the road. There is small road opposite to petrol bunk, which will take you to the Gubba Lala village. From this village Turuhalli village is about l.Skms. And just adjacent to this village is bouldering area. 3. Sawan durga In Kannada Durga means Fort (also Goddess Amba)? This being one of the nine such forts around Bangalore is situated at a distance of around 50kms west of Bangalore near Magadi. How to get there:- Situated at 27kms distance from Magadi. This place is well connected by road from Kunigal (21kms) on Bangalore-Mangalore Highway and from Muddur (31kms) on Bangalore-Mysore Highway. This small township has few hostels. 4. New rocks This is a small bouldering area Bangalore. How to get there:- This place is on the way to Banner Ghatta National park. Near ‘GottiGere’ one has to take a deviation to the right of about 2kms tp reach this spot. This place is around 12+kms from Jaya Nagar in Bangalore. 5. Hampi This place near Hospet was the key place of the Vijay Nagar Empire. How to get there:- From direct VRL travel bus from Mumbai to Hampi or from Mumbai to. Accommodation: - Local guest houses offer Spartan facilities. You can try Mayura KSTDC located in Kamalapura (8kms from Hampi). There are numerous climbing areas around Hampi with amazing boulders. There is a guidebook to the climbing areas around Hampi, which can be procured from the main bazaar. 6. Ramnagar This is called Mecca of Rock climbers and is 40kms away from Bangalore on the way to Mysore. How to get there:- Plenty of State Govt, buses run from Bangalore on the way to Mysore. • Haryana 1. Dhauj 55km from Connaught place and 10 km past Badhkal take on the Sohna- Ballabgarh road. The rocks stretch out to the left and the right of the lake. Excellent climbing Offers 250 routes of various grades of difficulty, good beginner’s routes. Camping: Camping near the lake. Season: October to March. Dam Dama 65 km away from Delhi on the Delhi-Alwar highway. This is Also a training area for NSG Commandos. Camping: Either camp near the lake or book a place in the nearby Haryana Tourism complex. Delhi 1 . Lado Sarai rocks Situated between Qutab Minar and Saket, in a park. They are 10-m high and offer interesting routes for Both beginners and experts. Rajasthan 1 . Mt. Abu The training area of the State Mountaineering Institute near the Brahma Kumaris ashram has some good training climbs. 2. Golden Horn Spire Six km from the town. There are some interesting climbs. The hike to the spire is worthwhile. 3. Adhar Devi Slab The slabs above the temple are 150-m high and have about Six routes. Guiarat 1. Pavagadh Located on the top of the plateau. Camping: AccoLocated 40 km from Vadodara on the Halul and kalul road. The rocks are mmodation is available on the top of the plateau. Mumbai (Maharashtra) There are innumerable climbing areas on the Western Ghats and many exciting climbs on the pinnacles around Mumbai. The following areas provide convenient and safe climbing. 1. Kanheri Caves, Borivili National park - The boulders in the Borivili National park offer some interesting climbs. 2. M um bra Boulders — It tales about 30 minutes to walk to the base of the Mumbra Boulders which lie above the town on the right-hand end. The nursery boulders have some interesting problems to offer and are ideal for beginners. 3. M anori Rocks — Between Manori beach and Gotai beach. The main stack is called the 'Camel'. The rocks are between four and 10 meters high. They are of good quality and have something to offer for everyone. 4. C.B.D Clim bing Area — Here two Bouldering site old Nursery New Nursery around 30 to 40 boulders with around 60 boulders problems and 10 sport routes. How to get there Bandra to CBD 505 BEST, Dadar tp Panvel ST or 504 BEST, Thane to Panvel get down at CBD or direct train get C.B.D. site CBD Sector - 8 near lake. 5. Sinhagad Sport / Trad- Near parking lot here four sport route. Some name 1) Nicholas 2) Navratri 6. Plus valley sport route-. 7. Andheri Sport Complex, Andheri (W), Mumbai Facility: - Outdoor wall, 40 feet high.Different Climbing routes with varied difficulties can be executed. Climbing allowed with a small fee. 8. Hiranandani complex, Powai, Mumbai. Facilty: - Outdoor wall, 40 feet high. 'Varied routes and climbing difficulties. Climbing allowed with a nominal fee. 1. Chennai 100 km north of Chennai is a climbing area known as Kambakkam. It is an ideal place for camping, hiking and rock climbing offers many possibilities of new climbs. ? o 4 • West Bengal 1. Kokkata There are some good areas around Calcutta: Susunia hills, Purulia, Matha Bura and Jai Chandi. They are located within a 300 km radius of Calcutta. • Darjeeling The basic rock Climbing area of the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute is at the Gobu and Tenzing Norgay rock. Artificial climbing walls: • Karnataka Bangalore Location: D.Y.S.S. Center, Nrupothanga Road, Bangalore. Access: Climbing can be practiced free of charge with permission from the Administrative Officer, General Thimayya National Academy of Adventure located on the second floor. Facility: Training/Compition wall. Climbing wall at Karnataka Stadium, Bangalore Artificial Climbing wall at the Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore. A new wall at Davanagere. • Darjeeling Location: Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. Facility: Indoor and outdoor climbing courses are conducted by the Institute. Group courses are preferred. • Calcutta Location: Next to V.I.P. Gate, Salt Lake Stadium, Salt Lake City, Calcutta. Access: Climbing courses are organized by the West Bengal Mountaineering Adventure Foundation, Salt Lake Stadium. Equipment is provided after payment of a nominal fee Facility: Training/Competition wall. New Delhi Location: Legend Inn, E-4, East of Kailash, New Delhi. Access: Climbing with permission of the management. Tel: 621 6111. Facility: Training, indoor wall, 40 ft high. Indian Mountaineering Foundation, Benito Juarez Road, Anand Niketan, New Delhi. Tel: 467 1211,688 3412. Access: Free access to the bouldering area. A nominal fee for the competition wall. Courses are also conducted for beginners. 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Adventure refers to events which happen unexpectedly and involve the chance of danger or loss adventures can include daring feats, remarkable occurrences, stirring encounters, and major life undertakings adventurous experiences create psychological and physiological arovsal which can be interpreted (e.g;fear) or positive (e.g: flow).(www.yotrek.com) A. TERRETRIAL ADVENTURE SPORT • Mountaineering / Mountain climbing: There are three types of mountain climbing. In the easiest, participants merely hike along trails to the top of a particular mountain. The trails generally are not very steep, and the mountin is relatively small rock climbing takes place on steeper slops and longer mountains. Participants generally have to ascend on hands and feet, employing special equipment that may include thick rubber soled boots or other special shoes, rope and steel spikes, known as pitons, that are driven into the rock as an aid to climbing. 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DANA DESIGN TENTS & SACKS Email: [email protected] 888.357.3262 3919 SAILESH JOINT SECRETARY Tel.No. 2338 441 D.O.No.F.3-1/2011-NPYAD February 14, 2011 Dear As you may be aware, the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports had instituted National Adventure Awards in 1993 with a view to giving due recognition to the achievements made by persons in the field of adventure. The awards have been renamed as “Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Awards”. 2. Ordinarily, not more than one award each is conferred for adventure activities on land, sea and air. A provision has also been made for giving one award for “Life Time Achievement” in the field of Adventure. The scheme containing rules and regulations and prescribed proforma in which recommendation is to be made is enclosed herewith. 3. Recommendations for the Awards can be made by the Youth/Sports Department of the State Govemment/UT Administrations concerned or a recognized adventure Institute like Indian Mountaineering Foundation or by the Adventure Promotion Cell of the Army/Navy/Air Force or Indo- Tibetan Border Police or similar other para-military forces. All nominations in respect of serving personnel of Army/Navy/Air Force, should come only through their respective Adventure Cell/Directorate. 4. I shall be grateful if you could kindly send the nominations for the “Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Awards for the year 2010” in respect of persons having exceptional achievements alongwith their bio data and a brief write-up in the prescribed proforma, certifying the achievements recorded by them during the last three years including those recorded upto 31.12.2010 for consideration. You are also requested to send nominations of the disabled persons who have got outstanding achievements in adventure activities. In support of achievements of the persons concerned, voluminous information i.e. paper cutting books etc. need not be enclosed with the applications while sending their nominations. The details of achievements in two three pages should be sent either in Hindi or English duly certified. 5. While recommending the nominations for the year 2010, the performance of the persons in adventure activities for the last three years i.e. 2008, 2009 and 2010 may be taken into account. If documents submitted by the persons in vernacular, a translated version of their achievements must be attached either in Hindi or English. 6. The nominations complete in all respect may please be sent so as to reach the undersigned positively by 31.03.2011. The nominations, received after the stipulated date are liable to be rejected. With regards. Yours sincerely, (Sailesh) Enel: As above. To, Secretaries in charge of Youth Services and Sports of all State/UT Administrations Copy with enclosures to: 1. Joint Secretary (G & AIR), Ministry of Defence, South Block, New Delhi. 2. President, Indian Mountaineering foundation, 6, Benito Jaurez Road, New Delhi. 3. Principal, Himalaya Mountaineering Institute, Daijeeling, West Bengal. 4. Principal, Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering and Winter Sports, Nunwan, Pahalgam, J&K. 5. Principal, Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi, Uttranchal. 6. Director General, Indo-Tibetan Border Police, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 7. Director General, Central Reserve Police Force, West Block, R.K. Puram, New Delhi. 8. Director General, Border Security Force, West Block, R.K. Puram, New Delhi. 9. Director General, Central Reserve Police Force, CGO Complex, New Delhi. 10. Director, Army Adventure Wing, Dte. General of Military Training, DHQ Post, New Delhi 11. Director, Adventure Cell, Cell, Air Headquarters, Vayu Bhawan, New Delhi. 12. Director, National Adventure Foundation, B-17, 4th Floor, Acharya Niketan, Mayur Vihar, Phase-1, Delhi - 110 091. 13. Deputy Director, Naval Training Adventure Cell, Room No. 327-C, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi. 14. Director, Intelligence Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs, Near the Maurya Shereton Hotel, New Delhi. (Sailesh) Joint Secretary to the Govt, of India APPLICATION FORMAT FOR TENZING NORGAY NATIONAL ADVENTURE AWARDS 1. Name (in block letters in English as well as in Devnagri script): 2. Sex (Male/Female): 3. Father’s Name: 4. Date of Birth (in words & Figures): 5. Address: (Please indicate pin code and contact telephone No./FAX/mobile/e-mail address) (a) Mailing Address: (b) Permanent Address: 6. Occupation: 7. Eucational Qualifications: 8. Details of achievements in the filed of adventure for the last three years in general and the year for which apeplication is forwarded in particular with documentary proof: 9. Whether he/she has received any award before: (Mention the award. If yes, give details) 10. His/her reputation in the locality of residence: 11. Whether he/she has ever been convicted by any court of law and if so the result thereof? 12. His/her future plans: 13. Special justification if any for recommendation: 14. Any other information relevant to the proposal: 15. Overall assessment of the person recommended: 16. Remarks: (Signature) with office Seal of the Recommending Authority Place: Date: TENZING NORGAY NATIONAL ADVENTURE AWARD The objectives of the Award are: - To recognize the achievements of persons in the fields of adventure. - To encourage young people to develop the spirit of endurance, risk-taking, cooperative teamwork and quick, ready and effective reflexes in challenging situations. - To provide incentive to the young people for getting exposed to the adventure activities. - The Status of the Award will be same as Arjuna Awards conferred in the field of sports by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports Recommendations for the Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Awards as per format can be made by the Youth/Sports Department of the State Government concerned, or a recognized adventure institute like Indian Mountaineering Foundation or by the Adventure Promotion Cell of the Army/Navy/Air Force or Indo-Tibetan Border Police or similar other para-military forces. All nominations in respect of serving personnel of Army/Navy/Air Force should only come through their respective Adventure Cell/Directorate. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports can also nominate any person on its own or seek nominations from such other organisations/agencies as are deemed fit, for this award. The followings are the salient features of the Tenzing Norgay Adventure Award:- - Ordinarily not more than one Award each will be made for adventure activities on Land, Sea and Air. A lifetime achievement award may also be conferred in a year. This Ministry may increase the number of awards in a particular year for specific reasons recorded in writing and with the approval of the Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports. - Entries will be received in a prescribed proforma giving the past performances of the persons recommended in general and for the year of the Award in particular within such date as is specified on year to year basis. The last date of entry may be relaxed at the discretion of the Government of India in exceptional cases. - Government of India will set up a Special Committee to scrutinize all the entries received as above and make its recommendations to a National Selection Committee to be headed by the Secretary (Youth Affairs). To be eligible for the Award, a person should have excellent performance and have outstanding qualities of leadership, a sense of adventure discipline. The decision of the Government of India in respect of the Award will be final. The Award will consist of: o A bronze statuette; o A blazer with a silken tie/a saree; o A cash award of Rs.5,00,000/- or the same amount as for Arjuna Award for that particular year. (The Awards will be presented to the winners along with Arjun Awards by the Government of India) The Awardees will be reimbursed to and fro air fare and such other fare of conveyance as relevant in the journey through shortest route from his/her place of stay to the place of award ceremony and back; Awardees will also be provided free board and lodging in a suitable place for the award ceremony; During their stay the awardees will be provided 25% of the admissible DA. They will also be provided journey DA as admissible; and One companion with each lady and physically handicapped awardee will be provided with same travelling and board/lodging/DA facilities as that of the awardee herself/himself Canvassing in any form in respect of any entry will render that entry liable to be disqualified. No award will be made for a second time to the same person under same category. ■ The award may be given posthumously if such an occasion arises. Government of India may cancel or annul the award to any person and circumstances which is the opinion of the Government might render such person unworthy of the award and thereupon the recipient shall be required to surrender the statuette. However, the Government of India may restore the award if it decides to withdraw the cancellation or annulment. The decision of the Government of India in respect of interpretation of these rules shall be final and no appeal shall lie against them. A person who is recommended for the Award shall be deemed to have accepted these Rules.