Rashtriya Swabhiman Khel Parisar

Address: Rashtriya Swabhiman Khel Parisar, Pitam Pura, Delhi – 110 034  (Near Pitam Pura TV Tower)

Contact No. Reception – 27326147,27326265
Tele Fax – 27326265

Web: http://www.ddadelhi.com

 

 

Facilities available

Tennis, Badminton, Badminton Hall, Table Tennis, Billiards/ Snooker/Pool, Basketball, Volleyball, Skating, Jogging Track, Cricket, Cricket Practice Pitches, Squash Courts, Multi-gym, Yoga,Taekwondo, Mini Football Field,Aerobics hall, Pro-Shop and Snack Bar.

Membership : Membership to the Complex is open.  Membership form with a copy of Rules & Regulations may be obtained from the Complex on payment.

Schools and Colleges : Schools and Colleges can book the sports facilities on weekdays at special rates, for team and individual games. For Government and Government-aided schools there are further concessional rates for daily and monthly booking.

Senior citizens :Above 60 years of age can get special concession for obtaining membership. They pay only 20 percent of the normal entry fee and 60 percent of the normal monthly subscription.

Note :-

• Rates / Fees of Coaching are subject to change.
• Contact Reception of the complex for joining any of the above schemes.
• Fees as applicable should be deposited at the Reception and obtain the receipt

 

Managed by the Delhi Development Authority, Rashtriya Swabhiman Khel Parisar is a public sports facility which seeks to make sport more inclusive and accessible to all, by adopting a ‘Pay and Play’ approach. The rates are subsidized, the coaches are professional and the facilities offered are in plenty. One can enroll for a Taekwondo, karate, aerobics, tennis, skating or cricket camp. There are ladies only batches and concessional rates for those above 60 years.

We also offer discounts at various places in Delhi so if you are planning to visit a place or are looking for some discounts on your visit, Do let us know, we would love to get discount at your favorite place. 9582929295/9250183849 or requirement@delhiinformer.com

Indian Mountaineering Foundation

• 6 Benito Juarez Road
  New Delhi India 110 021

• Hours: Mo to Sa from 02:00 PM to 04:00 PM

• Category: Extreme/Adventure , Hiking & Climbing
  Neighborhood: West Delhi/North-West Delhi

 

• Phone: +91 11 2411 1211 / +91 11 2411 7935
  Fax: +91 11 2411 3412
  http://www.indmount.org

This government body supports and organizes mountaineering expeditions and adventures. Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) has its own auditorium, library, museum and dormitories at its headquarters in Delhi. Over the years this facility has been responsible for the increased interest in mountaineering and trekking activities all over the country. IMF also focuses in organizing conferences competitions and coaching camps.

Though instituted in 1957 in the form of a Sponsoring Committee for the Cho Oyu Expedition, the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) dates its birth on May 15, 1958 – the day on which the expedition gained its objective and the Indian National Flag flew over the 8,155-metre-high summit of Cho Oyu.

This spectacular success encouraged the committee to sponsor more expeditions, including the first Indian Everest Expedition, in 1960. On January 15, 1961 a permanent organisation was set up taking its present nomenclature with its headquarters at New Delhi. It was registered on November 3, 1961.

The main objectives of the Foundation are to organise, support and provide a base for mountaineering expeditions, skiing, rock-climbing, trekking at high attitudes and to promote, encourage, support and execute schemes for all other kinds of adventures.

Since its inception, the Foundation has organised and sponsored 32 expeditions, supported financially as well as technically some 500 Indian expeditions. It has been giving scholarship’s for training in mountaineering, holding special training camps for selected mountaineers, arranging mountaineering equipment and maintaining stores for Indian expeditions, extending financial help to encourage treks and adventure at high altitudes, assisting in maintenance and improvement of environment and wildlife aspects of the Himalayas.

The IMF registers peaks for climbs for foreign expeditions, helps them to get governmental clearances and finds liaison officers for them. It arranges weather broadcasts where required and liases with the Air Force for helicopter rescue work and for land rescue or search through appropriate agencies.

The Indian Mountaineering Foundation is celebrating its Silver Jubilee celebrations from August 27 to 29 in collaboration with Air India and the department of Tourism. During the 3-day fixture, important aspects of Himalayan trekking and mountaineering, which have gained considerable popularity in recent years, are proposed to be discussed. A Consortium of Travel Agents has been formed in India and they have worked out several pre and post Meet treks in our mountains with some of the world’s leading mountaineers participating in these adventerous Himalayan pursuits.

Membership of the IMF is conferred upon persons who have distinguished themselves in the field of mountaineering or have rendered valuable service in the promotion and spread of mountaineering and allied sports. The sponsoring Committee considers and invites persons to become members; the total number of members at any one time is not to exceed 60.

The IMF has all along had distinguished civil servants as its Presidents, including Sir Raghavan Pillai and Shri S. S. Khera. Since 1966, when Shri H. C. Sarin took over as its President, the mountaineering activities within the country have multiplied manifold. In fact, some historians have termed it as ‘Explosion in Mountaineering’. The Foundation’s first concern is to preserve the purity and safety of the Himalayan ecosystem

We also offer discounts at various places in Delhi so if you are planning to visit a place or are looking for some discounts on your visit, Do let us know, we would love to get discount at your favorite place. 9582929295/9250183849 or requirement@delhiinformer.com