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The Evolution of Bandy in Haryana

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Bandy has been a cherished sport in Haryana for decades, evolving from local school competitions to a state powerhouse in Indian athletics. We trace our roots to the early days of grassroots development, where passion for the game ignited a community-wide movement. Today, the Bandy Association of Haryana stands as a beacon of excellence, fostering talent across all levels and ensuring our legacy continues through professional governance and high-performance training.

Executive Committee

The leadership of the Haryana Bandy Association (HBA) dedicated to promoting excellence and governance in the sport of Bandy across the state.

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Mr.Shribhagwan sharma
Mr.Gurwinder singh
Mr. Pramod Kaushik
Mr.Ravi Dhillon

President

Vice President

General Secretary

Haryana Team Coach

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Mr.Krishan kaushik

Haryana Team Coach

District Associations

Fatehabad District
Gurugram District
Faridabad District
Rohtak District
Hisar District
Jaipur District
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General Secretary of Indian Bandy

Mr.Lovekumar Jadhav

WHAT IS BANDY

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Bandy has the potential to significantly expand the scope of winter sports both within and beyond the current Winter Olympic framework. To become a foundational part of the Olympic Sports Programme, it is essential to include disciplines that reflect meaningful participation in winter sports across diverse geographies and demographics, particularly in regions like the Sub-Arctic Climate Zone.

Many existing Winter Olympic disciplines lack universal reach, often rooted in regional or national traditions concentrated in Western countries. According to the Olympic Charter’s principles of universality (3rd and 6th Principles), true representation requires activity across five continents. The IOC’s 1973 guidelines stated that new sports must demonstrate participation from 25 nations across three continents. Despite this, many Winter Olympic disciplines have not met these criteria. While ice hockey and alpine skiing have achieved this threshold, five disciplines still remain limited to a single continent. Moreover, in many Western countries, winter sports are confined to sparsely populated snowy regions rather than being practiced nationwide

Bandy Rules and Regulations

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