The Khelo India program is primarily focused on identifying and nurturing young sporting talent, promoting sports as a tool for social change, and developing world-class sports infrastructure.

The Khelo India program targets young athletes between the ages of 12 and 18 years.

The Khelo India program comprises various components, including the National Sports Talent Search Scheme, Rural Sports Infrastructure Development Fund, and Sports Scholarship Scheme.

The Rural Sports Infrastructure Development Fund aims to provide financial assistance for the development of sports infrastructure in rural areas, including the construction of playgrounds, stadiums, and gymnasiums.

The Sports Scholarship Scheme provides financial assistance for sports training and education, access to world-class sports facilities, and opportunities to compete in national and international sports events.

The Sports Authority of India (SAI) is responsible for overseeing the overall implementation of the Khelo India program, identifying and selecting talented athletes, and providing training and support to athletes.

The implementation of the Khelo India program faces several challenges, including lack of awareness about the program in rural areas, inadequate sports infrastructure in rural areas, and lack of qualified sports coaches in rural areas.

The government aims to establish 2000 Khelo India centers by 2024 to provide access to sports facilities and training for young athletes in rural areas.

The Fit India Movement aims to promote physical fitness and healthy lifestyle among citizens, encourage participation in sports and physical activities, and create awareness about the importance of nutrition and healthy eating.

The Fit India Movement targets all citizens, including children and youth, adults, and senior citizens, to promote physical fitness and healthy lifestyle.

The Fit India Movement comprises various components, including the Fit India Plogging Run, Fit India Freedom Run, and Fit India Cyclothon, to encourage participation in physical activities and promote fitness among citizens.

The Fit India Plogging Run aims to promote the combination of jogging and picking up litter, raise awareness about the importance of cleanliness and environmental protection, and encourage people to adopt a healthy lifestyle.

Participating in the Fit India Movement can lead to improved physical fitness and health, reduced risk of chronic diseases, and enhanced mental well-being.

The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports is responsible for overseeing the overall implementation of the Fit India Movement, organizing and promoting Fit India events and activities, and collaborating with other ministries and organizations to promote physical fitness.

The implementation of the Fit India Movement faces several challenges, including lack of awareness about the movement among citizens, inadequate sports infrastructure in rural areas, and lack of qualified fitness instructors.