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Mann announces ₹2cr for indoor badminton hall at Jalandhar’s historic Raizada Hansraj stadium
Mann has announced a ₹2 crore investment to convert four outdoor courts at Jalandhar’s historic Raizada Hansraj stadium into a world‑class indoor badminton hall.
Mann has revealed a plan to invest ₹2 crore in building an indoor badminton hall at the historic Raizada Hansraj stadium in Jalandhar. The announcement comes as the city looks to upgrade its sports infrastructure.
The Raizada Hansraj stadium, a long‑standing venue in the region, currently houses four outdoor multi‑purpose courts. Under the proposed project, these courts will be transformed into a world‑class indoor badminton facility equipped with international‑standard infrastructure.
The conversion will provide players with a climate‑controlled environment, better lighting and modern flooring, meeting the requirements for higher‑level competition. No additional details about the timeline or funding source were provided in the statement.
Local officials have noted that the development aligns with broader efforts to enhance sporting amenities across the state. The stadium’s historic status adds a layer of significance to the upgrade, as it already serves as a cultural landmark for the community.
Mann’s declaration underscores a commitment to improving indoor sports capacity, though specific implementation steps remain to be outlined. The project is expected to attract attention from athletes and coaches seeking better training conditions.
While the exact schedule for construction has not been disclosed, the announcement signals a move toward modernising Jalandhar’s recreational offerings. The indoor facility will complement existing outdoor venues and support the growth of badminton in the region.
The initiative reflects a broader trend of investing in sports infrastructure, aiming to provide residents with more diverse and higher‑quality facilities. As the details unfold, the upgrade could become a notable addition to Jalandhar’s sporting landscape.
Source: Hindustan Times
