National Institute of Sports
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Founded in 1961, Netaji Subhas National Institute of Sports or NIS, is Asia's largest Sports Institute located in princely city of Patiala. The Institute was renamed as Netaji Subhas National Institute of Sports in January 1973.
NIS is housed in the Old Moti Bagh palace of earstwhile royal family of Patiala, which was purchased by Government of India after Indian Independence.
[edit] Departments
- Department of Sports Medicine
- Department of Exercise Physiology
- Department of Sports Biochemistry
- Department of Sports Anthropometry
- Department of Sports Psychology
- Department of Sports Nutrition
- Department of General Theory & Methods of Training
- Department of Biomechanics
[edit] Sports Facilities
- Gymnasium & Swimming Pool Complex
- 3 Indoor Halls for Wrestling, weightlifting, Boxing, Basketball, Badminton, Table Tennis
- Volleyball, Handball & Judo
- 2 Squash Courts
- Cycling Velodrome
- Hockey Field Astroturf and 3 Grass Fields
- Athletic Track - Synthetic (8 Lanes), Grass(4 Lanes) and Cinder (8 Lanes)
- Area for Throws
- 2 Basketball Cement Courts
- 2 Football Grounds
- 2 Handball Grounds
- Tennis (4 hard & 1 grass court)
- 4 Volleyball courts
- Turf Wicket Cricket Ground & 6 Cricket Nets
- Archery Ground
- 9-Hole Golf Course
- 5-Lane Jogging /Cross Country Track
