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In-House Journal Vol. 4, Special Issue 4, February, 2018 ISSN (Online): 2454-8499Impact Factor: 1.3599(GIF), 0.679(IIFS) PDEA’S MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE Arts, Science and Commerce PaudRoad, Pune -38 “SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY: STATUS AND IMPORTANCE” In-House Journal International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies Chief Editor Dr. Mahendra R. Avaghade Executive Editor Prof. Tanaji D. Jadhav Published by IJRMS Sr. No. 397, Flat No. 7, 4 Sizan Society, Bhugaon, Tal. Mulshi, Dist. 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Baburaoji Gholap with philosophy of eradicating illiteracy in rural areas of Pune District thereby bringing about social upliftment of the masses. The mission of Trust is ‘Bahujan Hitay Bahujan Sukhay’ and this is being accomplished by trust through quality education. Trust has successfully completed 75 years and PDEA celebrating Platinum Jubilee Year. The efforts of trust have been recognized by the government and Society and it was declared as the “Best Educational Institution” by Government of Maharashtra in year 2000. As it stands today the Trust has emerged into a network of the institutions providing education from Preprimary to Post Graduate and Ph.D levels. The trust is lead by Hon. Ex. Deputy CM Mr. Ajitdada Pawar who through his dynamic abilities and vision has brought a facelift in the infrastructural facilities of the Schools and Colleges of the Trust. Since the world has become a global village, the vision of the Trust has been extended and the Trust is foraying into the national and global area. About College Mamasaheb Mohol College is premier institution engaged in imparting education to the youth for over 30 years. The college is affiliated to the Savitribai Phule Pune University and The college went through the two cycles of accreditation by NAAC. In the privious cycle college obtained ‘B’ grade with CGPA of 2.62 points. It has excellent center for offering courses in Arts, Commerce and Computer Science to the Students at the graduate and post graduate level. The college has done some path of breaking work in making educational accessible to the weaker section of the Society. The College awarded ‘The Best N.S.S. Unit University Award’, Best Volunteers Award. Three N.S.S. volunteers were elected as Senate Members of University of Pune. We have very good history in Sport field Our College players achieved medals in International Levels. Best Physique players represented India many Kabaddi players also played at National level. About the Seminar Sports is an activity whose importance cannot be over emphasized it creates bonds among Humanity that can help cultivate harmony across national, racial and gender boundaries sports has also helped foster development in all sectors of human endeavor it is in the light of this growth of the sports industry that Mamasaheb Mohol College organize an National level Sports Conference and summit the conference brings together scholars, Sports persons Directors Physical Educations to deliberate all aspects related to sports the sub themes of the Conference include but are not limited to the following: Sports Education and research: Research in Sports, Sports and Special Population, Sports and Curriculum, Contemporary Issues in Sports Sports Management and Economics: Sports Policies, Sports Entrepreneurship, Sports Marketing,Sport Talent, Innovation in Sports Sports Science: Doping in Sports, Sports and Health, Sports Medicines, Exercise Physiology, Strength and conditioning, Sports and Nutrition Sports Sociology and Psychology:- Sports and Media, Sports and Politics, Sports and Gender, Sports and Nationalism, Sports and Language, Sports and History, Emerging Issues in Sports PROLOGUE We all know that , “ A sound body keeps mind sound” , In the era of globalization we should focus on overall wellbeing . I am pleased that Department of Physical Education of Mamasaheb Mohol College , Paud Road, Pune
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