Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has granted the annual recognition to Archery Association of India as a National Sports Federation (NSF). AAI's recognition was withdrawn by the Ministry in which year?

Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has granted the annual recognition to Archery Association of India as a National Sports Federation (NSF). AAI's recognition was withdrawn by the Ministry in which year? Correct Answer 2012

The correct answer is 2012.

  • Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has granted the annual recognition to Archery Association of India as a National Sports Federation (NSF).
  • AAI's recognition was withdrawn by the Ministry on December 7, 2012, on account of its failure to conduct elections in accordance with the sports code despite the directions of the High Court.
  • The recognition will be valid for one year. 

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