13 November 2026
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ONGC Launches Asia’s First Rural Olympic Archery Hostel in Uttar Pradesh to Train 2036 Olympians

Energy Maharatna ONGC partners with Sanjeeva Singh Archery Institute Trust to nurture rural archery talent, aligning with India’s vision to become a top-10 sporting nation by 2036.
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New Delhi: Energy Maharatna Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has signed an agreement with Sanjeeva Singh Archery Institute Trust to set up Asia’s first Rural Olympic Archery Hostel in Kanhauli village, Deoria, Uttar Pradesh. The initiative aims to identify, train, and nurture rural archery talent to prepare athletes for the 2036 Olympics, supporting India’s vision of becoming a top-10 sporting nation.

Pioneering Rural Talent Development in Archery

The Rural Olympic Archery Hostel will serve as a dedicated training facility for aspiring archers from rural backgrounds. The program focuses on creating a strong grassroots talent pipeline, providing professional coaching, infrastructure, and support to young athletes with Olympic potential.

This project is aligned with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of developing India as a global sporting powerhouse by 2036, coinciding with India’s bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games.

Read also: ONGC, GAIL Sign MoU at India Energy Week 2026 to Partner in Future Exploration Bid Rounds

ONGC’s Commitment to Sports Promotion

ONGC has a long-standing track record of promoting sports under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The company has supported athletes across multiple disciplines, helping them transition from grassroots talent to professional sports careers. Through the archery hostel, ONGC aims to contribute to India’s medal prospects on the global stage while fostering rural participation in elite sports.

Strategic Impact and Future Outlook

The hostel will not only provide world-class training facilities but also focus on holistic athlete development, including nutrition, physical fitness, mental coaching, and exposure to national and international competitions. By targeting rural talent, the program ensures that promising athletes from all sections of society have the opportunity to compete at the highest level.

About ONGC

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is India’s largest energy Maharatna PSU, engaged in the exploration and production of oil and gas. Beyond energy production, ONGC actively contributes to social development, including sports promotion, education, and rural empowerment, establishing itself as a key player in nation-building initiatives.

Read also: Petronet LNG Signs Five-Year LNG Regasification Agreement with ONGC at India Energy Week 2026


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