Bhojpur Boosts Sports Activities Following Completion of New Stadium

Bhojpur. Sports activities in Bhojpur have increased following the construction of a stadium. Bhojpur, which has been making significant contributions to the sports sector, is now becoming stronger in terms of infrastructure. The construction of the stadium in Kodar, Bhojpur Municipality-7, has further supported the development of the sports sector.

The construction of a national-level stadium in Bhojpur has given new momentum to the sports sector since the country entered the federal system. This stadium, capable of accommodating five thousand spectators, was built at a cost of Rs 14 crore five lakh by the Koshi Province Government. The structure was built on an area of approximately seven thousand square meters. Seven parapets have been prepared in the stadium spread over a total area of 25 ropanis.

In BS 2064, the then District Development Committee Board purchased the land for Rs 55 lakh through the District Sports Council. Although the upgrading work was initiated by allocating some budget in the initial phase, the plan could not move forward due to a lack of sufficient resources. A long-held dream has now come true. Bhojpur, known as a district that produces national and international level players, is now strengthening in terms of modern sports infrastructure. With the completion of the stadium construction, it is now easier to organize national and provincial level competitions within the district. This is expected to support the promotion of sports tourism, increase local economic activities, and aid in the identification and production of new talent.

Ultra-runner Mira Rai, born on this land, has made a significant contribution to introducing Nepal to the international arena. In badminton, Nangsala Devi Tamang, Ratnajit Tamang, Saradevi Tamang, along with Bikash Shrestha, Vivek Shrestha, and Navin Shrestha from Bhojpur have gained national and international recognition. Many players, including Joshan Shrestha and Durja Kumar Rai in volleyball, have also brought fame to the district.

In a district that has produced so many sporting talents, there was a lack of adequate sports infrastructure in the past. Due to a lack of long-term planning and investment, players faced problems as they could not receive regular training, standard competitions, and necessary facilities. Especially, the lack of a suitable stadium to host large competitions limited sports activities in the district. According to local sports enthusiasts, the construction of a stadium with modern facilities has made the youth more attracted to sports.

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