The Sports Authority of India (SAI) is a government agency responsible for the development and promotion of sports in India.

The primary goal of the National Sports Policy 2021 is to make India a global sporting powerhouse.

The Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) provides financial assistance to talented athletes for training and competition.

The Khelo India School Games is the flagship program of the Sports Authority of India for the identification and development of young talent.

The State Sports Council is responsible for the development and promotion of sports at the state level.

The National Sports Federations (NSFs) are responsible for governing and regulating their respective sports, selecting and training national teams, organizing national and international competitions, and promoting and developing their sports at the grassroots level.

The National Sports Development Fund provides financial assistance to National Sports Federations (NSFs) for the development of their sports.

The Para Sports Program is the program launched by the Sports Authority of India to promote sports among Persons with Disabilities (PwDs).

The Rural Sports Federation of India is responsible for the development and promotion of rural sports in India.

The Tribal Sports Program is the program launched by the Sports Authority of India to promote sports among tribal communities.

The Sports Scholarship Scheme provides financial assistance to sportspersons for their training and competition expenses.

The Women in Sports Program is the program launched by the Sports Authority of India to promote sports among women.

The Adventure Sports Federation of India is responsible for the development and promotion of adventure sports in India.

The Special Olympics Program is the program launched by the Sports Authority of India to promote sports among children with special needs.

The Esports Federation of India is responsible for the development and promotion of e-sports in India.