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      Share your inputs and feedback on the Fit India certification concept paper
      Start Date 05/08/2026 - 12:26
      End Date 17/08/2026 - 23:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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      Ministry: Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
      Created : 5/08/2026
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      The Fit India Movement was launched by the Hon'ble Prime Minister on 29 August 2019 with the vision of ‘Hum Fit Toh India Fit’ and the message ‘Fitness ki Dose, Aadha Ghanta Roz’, to make fitness an integral part of everyday life. Over the years, the Movement has expanded its public outreach through flagship campaigns such as National Sports Day, Fit India Carnival, and Sundays on Cycle.

      The Fit India School Certification Program is an initiative under the Fit India Movement, launched with the objective of making physical fitness an essential and everyday part of school life rather than an occasional or event-based activity. The program derives its statutory basis from the Gazette Notification and Operational Guidelines of the revised Khelo India Scheme (KIS), which formally provides for a school-level fitness certification mechanism.

      This concept note presents the proposed new design of the Fit India School Certification Programme and invites inputs and suggestions from schools, teachers, parents, education administrators, sports bodies, and other stakeholders. The Programme seeks to build a strong, continuing relationship between Fit India and schools by promoting fitness among students, teachers, and staff. It recognises schools that provide regular physical activity and sports opportunities and gives parents a transparent, reliable reference for making informed school choices.

      The underlying policy premise is that the school is the first formal institution after home where fitness habits can be systematically taught, practiced, and reinforced in a child's life.

      To read the Concept Note, please click on the preferred language below:

      English , Hindi , Bangla , Marathi , Gujarati , Maithili , Malayalam , Tamil , Telugu , Kannada, Odia 
       

      AJAYDEVANV
      AJAY DEVAN V
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      Hello

      SHRAVAN_KUMAR
      SHRAVAN KUMAR
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      Fit India

      Kumara Swamy Vaddapally
      Kumara Swamy Vaddapally
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      "While India's National Education Policy (NEP 2020) and the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act champion inclusive education, neurodivergent children—particularly those with intellectual disabilities and autism—continue to face a major operational gap at the school level. Many mainstream educational boards and institutions enforce rigid, standardized written examinations and strict pass-fail criteria. Because schools lack clear, mandatory nationwide guidelines for alternative assessment methods (such as oral, activity, or portfolio-based evaluation), children with special needs are unfairly penalized for their disability and trapped in cycles of detention. I humbly request the Hon'ble Prime Minister to highlight this critical need in Mann Ki Baat to urge educational boards to implement flexible, functional assessment frameworks, ensuring true inclusion and protecting special-needs students from institutional failure."

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      Mayank_5822
      Mayank_5822
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      The Fit India Certification is a great initiative to promote fitness and a healthy lifestyle among students. It can motivate young people to become more physically active and develop healthy habits. The certification process should be simple, practical and accessible to everyone. Activities like yoga, running, walking, cycling, sports and basic exercises should be included so that students with different interests and fitness levels can participate. Students should be encouraged based on regular participation and personal improvement, not only on physical performance. Schools and colleges should organize regular fitness activities, awareness programme and sports events. Technology can also be used to track participation and progress, while offline options should be available for students without internet access. Overall, I strongly support the Fit India Certification initiative. It can help create a healthier, fitter and more active generation and encourage students to make fitness

      PrathishKumaar
      PrathishKumaar
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      Feedback on Fit India Certification Concept Paper The Fit India Certification initiative is a valuable step towards creating a healthier, more active and sports-oriented society. I appreciate the focus on encouraging students and citizens to make fitness a regular part of daily life. I suggest that the certification should be inclusive, affordable and accessible to everyone, regardless of their economic background, physical ability or level of sporting experience. Colleges and schools could be encouraged to conduct regular fitness activities, sports, yoga, walking, cycling and wellness programmes. The certification could also include different levels or categories based on participation and improvement rather than only physical performance. Digital certificates, badges and recognition for consistent participation could motivate students. Special attention should be given to mental well-being, nutrition awareness.

      elpishenoy@yahoo.com
      Laxminarayan Shenoy
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      Make thousand or more whatsapp groups under Ujwal Bharath ( numbered 1,2,3….1000) in each state with minimum 25 active members with one or two admins and one main Admin as controler to coordinate with all groups. These group/team members work grass root level and visit houses ) cities and villages to explain all government schemes to people. Also they can help senior citizens and handicap people to avail all services. They can also help them to pay utility bills and medical help like getting medicines etc. This will help to boost Our party image and to face challenges in the future. Moreover they can do Councelling to students who are under depression and also give lessons on self defence to youths to face external forces.and challenges. These groups can do (Sundays)weekly participation in swatchch bharath.Jai hind

      sunilbaurai
      sunilbaurai
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      The Fit India School Certification Programme is a positive initiative to make fitness a regular part of school life. I suggest introducing age-appropriate fitness criteria, flexible infrastructure requirements for rural schools, and a digital dashboard to track activities. Schools should receive a clear roadmap from 3-Star to 5-Star certification. Greater focus should be given to regular student participation, teacher involvement, wellness activities and parent awareness. The programme should promote continuous improvement and a lasting fitness culture in every school.

      DHEERAJSETHI_2
      DHEERAJ SETHI
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      Title: Mandating 'Fit India' as an Evaluation Subject with Digital App Tracking Key Suggestions: Mandatory Subject Status: Make "Fit India / Sports Activity" a mandatory, graded subject in all schools. Marks or credits for physical fitness should directly count toward final academic report cards to ensure serious participation. Integration into School Apps: Require schools to track daily fitness activities, sports participation, and attendance through their existing school parent/student mobile apps alongside regular attendance and notices. Automated Youth Health Tracking: Standardize physical activity logging so parents and educators receive regular digital updates, making youth fitness a daily habit across the nation.

      chanda.nagraj@gmail.com
      CHANDA NAGARAJU
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      The Fit India programme is not simply about conducting one sports event. The objective is to develop a continuous fitness culture in the school, with regular physical activity and assessment. Recent Fit India guidance also encourages schools to conduct fitness assessments periodically through the Fit India ecosystem.

      chanda.nagraj@gmail.com
      CHANDA NAGARAJU
      1 month 4 weeks ago

      Activities a Fit India School can conduct Morning exercise / fitness drills Yoga and Pranayama Athletics and running Kho-Kho Kabaddi Volleyball Cricket Cycling Rope skipping Indigenous/traditional games Fitness challenges Fitness assessment of students Fit India School Week Sports competitions Walk/Run activities

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