This presentation discusses the positive effects of sports on development. It notes that sports promote overall development, including teamwork, cooperation, and perseverance. The presentation provides examples of India's success in various sports like hockey, running, boxing, and accomplishments of individual athletes. It argues that cricket has overshadowed other sports in India and that success can also be achieved in more competitive disciplines outside of cricket. Statistics on medals won at various events are presented to demonstrate India's success in boxing, and progress that has been made in this sport. Brief descriptions of running, basketball, and football are also included.

1. Presentation by:- Mansi Mandan
Pavan Rajput
Vaghela Bhumika
Keyur Darji

3.  As is evident from the title our presentation will be
solely confined to sports & its vibrant effect.
 Sports is not confined to physical development only.
Rather it aims an all round development of a person,
including in him the values of team work co-operation,
struggling and a never say die-type attitude.
 From time immortal, sports is always at the helm of
society & cultural dimensions.

4.  India has always been on forefront on matter of
sport, though at a slower pace.
 India has a bright future ahead, since it has a
vast pool of raw talent ready to be nurtured.
 The biggest sports festival in this globe, i.e The
Olympics.
 This event enables a sportsperson not only to
display their talent at world level but also to win
medals and make the country proud.

5. o India was the leader in world hockey in the 20th
century.
o Mr. Phadeppa Dareppa was the first Indian
marathon contestant (1920). He was ranked
19th.
o India’s first ever gold medalist is Abhinav
Bindra (10 mts Air Rifle)
o MC Mary Kom is first female Indian boxer to
win Olympic gold medal.

6. ITS NOT JUST CRICKET
CRICKET HANDICAPS OUR NATION IN SPORTS
CRICKET IS A SPORT LIMITED TO ONLY 8 – 10 COUNTRIES WHO CAN
PRODUCE COMPETITIVE TEAMS
SO INDIA REGULARLY FEATURES IN THE TOP 10 IN “WORLD”
CRICKET
INDIAN CRICKETERS REGULARLY CREATE “WORLD” RECORDS
WORLD CUP CRICKET IS LIKE COMMONWEALTH GAMES COMPARED
TO SOCCER WORLD CUP WHICH IS LIKE THE OLYMPIC GAMES
ITS RELATIVELY EASY TO BECOME A “WORLD” CLASS CRICKETER
THAN
A WORLD CLASS ATHLETE IN OTHER MORE COMPETITIVE
DISCIPLINES

8. EVENTS GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL
OLYMPICS 8 1 2 11
WORLD CUP 1 1 1 3
ASIAN
2 9 2 13
GAMES
ASIAN CUP 2 4 1 7
CHAMPIONS
TROPHY
0 0 1 1
SULTAN
AZLAN SHAH
5 1 5 11

9.  Boxing is one of the most enjoyable profiled
sports in India.
 Regular medal-holder at Asian Games and
Commonwealth games.
 November 2007, India’s Mary Kom won best
boxer title and also secured hat-trick of titles.
 2008 Beijing Olympic, Vijendra Kumar won a
bronze medal in middle weight boxing category
and Akhil Kumar and Jitendra Kumar qualified
for quarterfinals.

10.  Akhil Kumar, Jitendra Kumar, A.I.Lakra and Dinesh Kumar each won a
bronze medal at 2008 world championship.
 This shows how progressively Boxing has been developed in India.
 Vijendra Kumar is current no. 1 on middleweight class.
 India’s lonely women boxer M.C. Mary Kom secured a bronze medal at
London Olympics Games, 2012.

11.  In this the players have to run very fast to
complete the race.
 In this there are no teams all the players are
single.
 All the players came from different States.
 It’s very interesting.

12. About Running
In this the players
have to run very fast
to complete the
race.
In this there are no
teams all the players
are single.
All the players
came from different
States.
It’s very interesting.

13.  There are 7 players in
basketball.
 In playing basketball we can
stretch our body, to become
taller.
 In basketball first we have to
dribble the ball and then
throw it into the basket.
 We have to take the ball from
the other team.
 Basketball is a very
interesting game.

14.  There are eleven
players in football.
 In football we have to
kick the ball with the
help of our foot.
 In this game we can’t
touch the ball with our
hands, only the
goalkeeper can touch it
with his hands. If any of
the player touch the ball
with her hand, it would
be a foul.