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Rural Football Academt
Post Graduate Diploma In Rural Development Management (PGDRDM)

(Academic Year: 2012-13, Batch: - 5)

Development of Rural Football Academy

TRIMESTER: II (COURSE-project management) Submitted to: - Submitted by:- Dr. RR Hermon Shuvadeep Ray Roll no.38

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Title of The project-- Rural Football Academy (LOGO)
Motto of the Academy: Terra Excellentia (Latin)
In English it means “The land of excellence”.
Identification of Project:
A rural football academy specifically built for rural youth (i.e. young boys only) such that they have an option in selecting their livelihood. This is a long term project where the theme is to promote sports in rural areas and provide better balance for village children. With the help of technology and proper guidance in academy the skills of the youngsters will be enhanced through relentless training and inculcate the determination, grit and passion which required for a professional to make one’s country proud. The other aim is to take India into a formidable position in the world of this beautiful game and unify entire country by making football popular. Sports especially football i.e. soccer encourages discipline, brotherhood and respect for all others in a community if run or properly used as a purpose of developing the youth to be responsible citizens in any community.
Objective:
The main concept of this project is to PLAY & STUDY in

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