Sports Rules & Regulations

1. ARCHERY

   (For all six categories of boys and girls)

   There are three types of the event which are Indian Round, Recurve (FITA) Round and Compound Round. The players per team for every round is restricted to four. The details of the events are given below.

   U14 Boys and Girls

   • a) Indian Round
     1. 30 m in 122 cm face target ---3 arrows/ 1 min 30 Secs - total 12 rounds of 3 arrows each
     2. 20 m in 80 cm face target ---3 arrows/ 1 min 30 Secs - total 12 rounds of 3 arrows each.
   • b) Recurve Round

     50 m in 122 cm face target ---6 arrows/ 3 Mins Total 12 rounds of 6 arrows each

   • c) Compound Round

     50 m in 6 ring face target ---6 arrows/ 3 Mins Total 12 rounds of 6 arrows each.

   U17 Boys and Girls

   • a) Indian Round
     1. 40 m in 122 cm face target ---3 arrows/ 1 min 30 Secs - Total 12 rounds of 3 arrows each.
     2. 30 m in 80 cm face target-----3 arrows/ 1 min 30 Secs - Total 12 rounds of 3 arrows each.
   • b) Recurve Round

     60 m in 122 cm face target ---6 arrows/ 3 Mins Total 12 rounds of 6 arrows each

   • c) Compound Round

     50 m in 6 ring face target ---6 arrows/ 3 Mins Total 12 rounds of 6 arrows each

   U19 Boys and Girls

   • a) Indian Round
     1. 50 m in 122 cm face target ---3 arrows/ 1 min 30 Secs - Total 12 rounds of 3 arrows each
     2. 30 m in 80 cm face target-----3 arrows/ 1 min 30 Secs - Total 12 rounds of 3 arrows each.
   • b) Recurve Round

     70 m in 122 cm face target ---6 arrows/ 3 Mins Total 12 rounds of 6 arrows each.

   • c) Compound Round

     50 m in 6 ring face target ---6 arrows/ 3 Mins Total 12 rounds of 6 arrows each.

2. ATHLETICS

   (For all six categories of boys and girls)
   • a) Only two participants in each event will be permitted to participate from a region in each category.
   • b) One participant can participate in three events only, excluding the relay.
   • c) Events for the National Athletic Meet 2022:
     1. Track events for junior and Senior boys: 100 mts, 200 mts, 400 mts, 800mts, 1500 mts, 3000 mts, 110 mts Hurdles, 400 mts Hurdles), 5 km walk & 4x100 mts Relay, 4×400 mts relay.
     2. Field events for junior and senior boys: Long Jump, High Jump, Triple Jump, Shotput, Discus Throw, Hammer Throw & Javelin Throw.
     3. Track events for junior and Senior girls: 100 mts, 200 mts, 400 mts, 800 mts, 1500 mts ,3000m, 100 mts Hurdles, 400 mts Hurdles, 3 km walk, 4 x 100 mts Relay and 4x 400 mts relay
     4. Field events for junior and senior girls: Long Jump, High Jump, Triple Jump, Shotput, Discus Throw, Hammer Throw & Javelin Throw.
     5. Track events for sub junior Boys & girls: 100 mts, 200 mts, 400 mts, 600 mts, 80m hurdles, 4 x 100 mts Relay
     6. Field events for sub junior boys and girls: Long Jump, High Jump, Shot put and Discus Throw
   • d) Throws
     

     Categories	Shotput	Discus throw	Javelin throw	Hammer Throw
     Sub. Junior Boys	4Kg	1Kg	NA	NA
     Sub. Junior Girls	3Kg	1Kg	NA	NA
     Junior Girls	3Kg	1Kg	500 gm	3 Kg
     Senior Girls	3Kg	1Kg	500 gm	3 Kg
     Junior Boys	5Kg	1.5Kg	700 gm	5 Kg
     Senior Boys	5Kg	1.5Kg	700 gm	5 Kg

   • e) Jumps :
     

     Category	Take off for Triple Jump	Take off for Long Jump
     Boys	9m	1m
     Girls	7m	1m

   • f) Hurdles
     

     Distance	Category	Height Of Hurdles	No.of Flights	First Hunrdle from the Starting point	Other Hurdles’ Distance	Distance from the last Hurdle to the finish
     80mts	Sub Junior Boys and Girls	0.762 m	8	12 m	8 m	12 m
     100 mts.	Jr. Girls	0.840 m	10	13 m	8.50 m	10.50 m
     100 mts.	Sr. Girls	0.840 m	10	13 m	8.50 m	10.50 m
     110 mts.	Jr. Boys	0.914 m	10	13.72 m	9.14 m	14.2 m
     110 mts.	Sr. Boys	0.914 m	10	13.72m	9.14 m	14.2 m
     400 mts.	Jr. Boys	0.84 m	10	45 m	35 m	40 m
     400 mts.	Sr. Boys	0.84 m	10	45 m	35 m	40 m
     400 mts.	Jr. Girls	0.762 m	10	45 m	35 m	40 m
     400 mts.	Sr. Girls	0.762 m	10	45 m	35 m	40 m

   • g) All participants will be provided with two sets of chest numbers to be worn visibly on his/her chest and back. The size of the numbers shall not exceed 150 mm x 25 mm.
   • h) The Participants should report to the Reporting booth at the first call. After the third call, no participant will be allowed to participate in that event. In case a participant is unable to report to the reporting booth for a valid reason, he/she should obtain prior permission from the officials through the manager/coach.
   • i) The Referee and the officials in charge of conducting the events should brief the participants before the commencement of each event regarding the track or lane rules, changing the track, pushing or tripping the competitors, which will eventually lead to disqualification from a particular event or events.
   • j) Some of the events require heats to select the participants for the finals. The timing, and not the position at the heats, will decide the qualifiers for the finals.
   • k) The track umpires are assistants to the referee, without the power of decision.
   • l) During the Relays, the baton must be carried in hand throughout the race. In case the baton is dropped, it should be picked up. The race will be invalid for a participant who finishes the race without the baton.
   • m) The baton shall be made of wood or light metal, which shall not be more than 300 mm and not less than 280 mm long; the thickness shall be 120 mm and with a weight less than 50 gram. The baton shall be colored, so that its visibility is noticeable easily during the race. The referee can disapprove any baton if it is not made according to the specifications.
   • n) Every regional team is required to use its proper uniform, tracksuit and sports kits. The participants can use spikes and starters (optional). No participant will be allowed to run bare foot.
   • (o) In case of Athletics Relay events like (4x100m and 4x400m) the selected team for the Regional and National will comprise of the first four position holders of the 100m and 400m race respectively and not the actual winners of the relay events.
   • (p) Relay: If dropped, the baton shall be recovered by the athlete who dropped it. He may leave his lane to retrieve it provided that, by addition, where the baton is dropped in such a way that it moves sideways or forward in the direction of running (including beyond the finish line), the athlete who dropped it, after his hand, before continuing in the race. Provided these procedures are adopted where applicable and no other athlete is impeded, dropping the baton shall not result in disqualification. If an athlete does not follow this Rule, his team shall be disqualified.

3. BADMINTON

   (For all six categories of boys and girls)
   • a)The game will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of AIBA (All India Badminton Association) and Khelo India School Games only.
   • (b) Two Singles and one Doubles will be conducted in the Team game category.
   • (c) Each team will consist of a minimum two and a maximum of five members for the team game.
   • (d) Every participant must observe the dress code.
   • (e) All the players should be ready to play in flood lights, if required.
   • (f) There will be competition between the teams and for Individual Singles event in all categories.
   • (g) The format of Team matches: One Singles followed by Doubles and then Singles, if required.
   • (h) The winning team and the individual winner will be decided based on “best of three” games.
   • (i) For Individual Singles event each unit can nominate maximum two members from the team in each category. The singles event will be conducted under Knock out system.
   • (j) Winner and Runner up of the Individual Singles event will be by default selected as Member 1 and 2 of the CISCE National team.
   • (k) Winner of the Doubles Team match at the final of the team event will qualify as member 3 and 4 of the CISCE National team.
   • (l) The remaining player (No. 5) will only be selected by the spotter based on his/her performance in the individual singles and team game both.
   • (m) In addition, 4 standby players will also be selected by the spotters.
   • (n) A player can play both matches i.e., singles and doubles.

4. BASKETBALL

   (For all six categories of boys and girls)
   • a) The game will be conducted according to the rules of BFI (Basketball Federation of India). However, rules may be changed according to the local needs and situations.
   • b) The entire team will consist of 12 players.
   • c) For U17, U19 boys the size of the Ball should be 7 and For U14, U17, U19 Girls and U14 boys, the size of the ball should be 6.
   • d) The tournament will be organized on league cum knock-out basis.
   • (e) Reporting Time: - The teams should report at the ground 30 minutes before the scheduled time of match. If a team does not reach the venue within 15 minutes after the scheduled time, walk-over will be awarded to the opponent team.

5. CARROM

   (For all six categories of boys and girls)

   The game will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of AICF (All India Carrom Federation). However, the rules may be changed according to the local needs and situations.

   • a) Each team will consist of a minimum three and a maximum five players.
   • b) Singles and Doubles will be played in all categories. One player cannot play both the games i.e., Singles as well as Doubles.
   • c) Format: One Singles followed by Doubles and Singles, if required.
   • d) Every participant must follow the dress code.
   • e) All the games will be played in league cum-knock out basis.

6. CHESS

   (For all six categories of boys and girls)
   • (a) The event will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of World Chess Federation and AICF (All India Chess Federation). However, the rules may be changed according to the local needs and situations.
   • (b) The team will consist of maximum 5 members and minimum 3 members in each category.
   • (c) All the games will be played in Individual cum Team Format. The tournament will be conducted in Individual Swiss League tournament format but for the Team Prizes total number of points scored by the maximum five regional players in a category will be taken into consideration for Team prizes.
   • (d) No of Rounds will be as per FIDE rules and based on the total number of participants in a category. Minimum 6 rounds and maximum 9 rounds in a category will be played.
   • (e) The duration of each round will be 90 minutes each plus 30 Seconds increment per move. However, it can be reduced depending on the local conditions but not below 45 minutes plus 30 seconds.
   • (f) In a day maximum 3 rounds can be played. Under exceptional circumstances 4 rounds can be played in a day.
   • (g) Scoring is compulsory for all matches. The players must record the moves and submit the Score Sheet to the Arbiter with both the players signature and result and other details entered.
   • (h) For the first Round and last round players from the same state cannot be paired.
   • (i) Decision of the Chief Arbiter is final regarding the pairing.
   • (k) Top 5 players in each category will be selected for Khelo India School Games. In addition, four stand-by players will also be selected.

7. T20 CRICKET

   (For sub-Junior, Junior & senior Boys)
   • (a) Matches will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India)
   • (b) All matches will be played in the T–20 format.
   • (c) The total team will consist of 16 members inclusive of the wicket keeper.
   • (d) Matches to be played in red balls and white dress to be used. In case the matches are played in day-night schedule white balls and color dress should be used.
   • (e) Only the match balls will be supplied by the Host. Personal kit for the matches will be brought by the respective teams/players.
   • (f) In the league round, matches will be played of 15 overs a side; Quarter final, Semifinals and finals will be of 20 overs a side.
   • (g) In case of scores being tied after 15/20 overs Super over is to be played. If the scores remain same even after super over in the group league matches it will be declared a tie. In case of knock out stage (Quarter final onwards) the super over will continue till one team becomes the winner.

8. FOOTBALL

   (For all six categories of Boys and Girls)
   • (a) Matches will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of AIFF (All India Football Federation).
   • (b) Total team will consist of 18 players, inclusive of the Goalkeeper.
   • (c) Every team must follow the dress code and color as per the respective regions. Team jersey, shorts, shin guards with socks and studded boots make up the kit. Only the Goal keeper is permitted to wear gloves.
   • (d) The duration of the match officially is 70 minutes; divided into two 35 minutes halves with an interval of 5 minutes. If required 30 minutes extra time will be given; 15 minutes of two halves with an interval of 5 minutes. However, depending on the weather conditions if the organizers agree in case of group league matches the match duration can be reduced to 25 minutes each half with an interval of 5 minutes.
   • (e) If the result is still undecided after the extra time, then there will be penalty shootout where each team will have five chances one after another. In case the scores are same even after penalty shootout then it will be decided by sudden death methodology. In sudden death, teams take one penalty each to determine the winner which means one team loses as soon as they miss and opponent scores.

9. KABADDI

   (For all category boys)
   • (a) Each team shall consist of minimum 10 and maximum 12 players with only 7 taking the field at any given time.
   • (b) Matches are to be conducted on mats only.
   • (c) The game in the second half will resume with the same number of players, as there were at the end of the first half.
   • (d) Each game will be of 40 minutes divided in two halves of 20 minutes each with a break of 5 minutes in between two halves. In case the scores are same after the normal duration, there will be extra time of six minutes divided into two halves of three minutes each with an interval of 1 minute. If the scores are same even after extra time, it will be decided by Golden raid where one team will be selected by toss of coin. The team who wins the toss will be allowed to do the Golden raid and will be considered the winner if the raider can cross the lifeline only.
   • (e) System of scoring: Each team shall score one point for every opponent out or put out. The side, which scores a LONA, shall score two extra points. The out and revival rule will be applicable.
   • (f) Time Out: Each Team shall be allowed to take Two “Time Outs” of 30 Seconds each in each half; such time out shall be called for by the Captain, Coach or any playing member of the team with the permission of referee. The time out time shall be added to match time. During the time out the teams shall not leave the ground, any violation in this; a technical point shall be awarded to the opponent team.
   • (g) Official Time out can be called for by the Referee/Umpire in the event of any injury to a player, interruption by outsiders, re-lining of the ground or any such unforeseen circumstances. Such time out time will be added to the match time.
   • (h) Substitution:
     • i. Five Reserve Players can be substituted with the permission of Referee during time out or interval. Substituted Players can be re-substituted. No substitution is allowed during the official time out.
     • ii. If any player is suspended or disqualified from the match, no substitution is allowed for that particular player. The team will play with less number of players. Substitution is not allowed for out players.
   • (i) Bonus Point:
     • i. One point shall be awarded to the raider when he crosses the bonus line. If, the raider after crossing the bonus line is caught, the opponent team will also be awarded one point.
     • ii. The Bonus line will be applicable when there are minimum 6 players in the court; the Referee / Umpire shall award the bonus point after completion of such raid by showing thumb upwards towards the side which scores.
     • iii. If the raider while crossing the bonus line is caught, then a point will be awarded to the defending team & No Bonus point shall be given.
     • iv. The raider after crossing the bonus line if he puts out one or more antis, he will get the number of points scored in addition to the bonus point for crossing the bonus line.
     • v. The raider has to cross the bonus line to score the bonus point before touching the anti / antis or before he is caught by the anti / antis. The raider will not be awarded bonus point if he crosses the bonus line after a touch / struggle.
     • vi. There shall be no revival for bonus point.
     • vii. If player / players are suspended temporarily or disqualified from the match, then the team will play with less number of players. Such players shall be counted to award Bonus point.
   • (j) Tie in Knock Out: If there is a tie in the Knock-out matches the match will be decided on the following basis:
     • i. Both the teams should field 7 Players in the Court. The baulk line shall be treated, as Baulk Line Cum Bonus Line and all the Bonus point rules shall be followed.
     • ii. If the raider succeeds in crossing the baulk line cum bonus line, he will get one point. After crossing the Baulk line cum Bonus line, if the raider puts out one or more antis, he will get the number of points scored in addition to the one point scored by crossing the baulk line cum bonus line.
     • iii. Both the teams should give the names of the five different Raiders with their Chest Numbers as per their order of raid to the referee. Substitution of players shall not be allowed from the fielded seven Players.
     • iv. Each team shall be given 5 Raids by different raiders to raid alternately. In case any raider in the given list of 5 raiders is injured before his chance of raid, in such cases, one of the remaining 2 players out of the seven in the field can do the raid.
     • v. Even after 5 Raids, if there is a tie, the game will be decided as per the Golden Raid Rule. N.B: If player/players are suspended temporarily or disqualified during the Tiebreaker, the team will play with less number of players. Such players shall be counted to award Bonus point.
   • (k) Golden Raid: Even after 5-5 raids, if there is a tie, a fresh toss will be taken and the team that wins the toss shall have the chance to raid i.e. “GOLDEN RAID”. If there is tie even after the Golden Raid then a chance will be given to the opponent team for the Golden Raid. In the Golden Raid the team which scores the leading point shall be declared as Winner.
   • (l) In case of temporary suspension of the match, change of court/ground / play field such match shall be continued with the same score and remaining time in the same session. During the temporary suspension the players shall not leave their respective courts without the permission of the referee. If a team violates this rule a technical point will be awarded to the opponent team.
   • (m) Weight Category: (The maximum deviation allowed will be 200 gms only.)
     • For Under 14 Boys- Below 51 Kg
     • For Under 17 Boys- Below 57 Kg
     • For Under 19 Boys- Below 70 Kg

10. KARATE

    (For all category boys and girls)

    The Championships will be conducted based on the Rules & Regulations of World Karate Federation and Karate Association of India

    • (a) There should be only one participant in each weight category from each region.
    • (b) No change or re-arrangement of contestants will be allowed after the entries are submitted. A contestant who fails to qualify at any stage will be disqualified and no other contestant can be substituted in his/her place.
    • (c) A contestant must fit exactly into his/her weight category and cannot contest in a higher or lower weight category. Each contestant shall be permitted upon the scale only once during the official weigh-in. If the contestant’s weight is above or below the prescribed limits of that weight category, he/she shall be disqualified.
    • (d) Maximum tolerance allowed above or below the weight category will be 200 grams.
    • (e) Weight-in shall be conducted on the same day on which matches in that category will be played.
    • (f) All matches will be of 1.50 minutes in case of U14 boys and girls, 2 (two) minutes duration in case of U17 boys and girls, and 3 (three) minutes in case of U19 boys and girls.
    • Any contestant and/or officials who by work, action or deed disturb and/or interrupts the smooth and normal conduct of the Championships will be liable for IMMEDIATE disqualification.
      • Weight Categories for under 14 boys: Less than 20 Kg, 20-25 kg, 25-30 kg, 30-35 kg, 35-40 kg, 40-45 kg, 45-50 kg, 50-55 kg, 55-60 kg and more than 60 Kg
      • Weight Categories for under 14 Girls: Less than 18 Kg, 18-22 kg, 22-24 kg, 24-26 kg, 26-30 kg, 30-34 kg, 34-38 kg, 38-42 kg, 42-46 kg, 46-50 kg and more than 50 kg.
      • Weight Categories for under 17 Boys: Less than 35 kg, 35-40 kg, 40-45 kg, 45-50 kg, 50- 54 kg, 54-58 kg, 58-62 kg, 62-66 kg, 66-70kg, 70-74kg, 74-78 kg, 78-82 kg and more than 82 kg.
      • Weight Categories for under 17 Girls: Less than 32 kg, 32-36 kg, 36-40 kg, 40-44 kg, 44-48 kg, 48-52 kg, 52-56 kg, 56-60 kg, 60 -64 kg, 64-68 kg and more than 68 kg.
      • Weight Categories for under 19 Boys: Less than 35 kg, 35-40 kg, 40-50 kg, 50-54 kg, 54-58 kg, 58-62 kg, 62-66 kg, 66-70kg, 70-74kg, 74-78 kg, 78-82 kg and more than 82 kg.
      • Weight Categories for under 19 Girls: Less than 32 kg, 32-36 kg, 36-40 kg, 40-44 kg, 44-48 kg, 48-52 kg, 52-56 kg, 56-60 kg, 60 -64 kg, 64-68 kg and more than 68 kg.
      • Weight - in:
        Trial Weight : Every day from 6 am to 7 am
        Final Weight : Every day from 7 am to 8 am

11. LAWN TENNIS

    (FOR ALL SIX CATEGORIES OF BOYS AND GIRLS)
    • (a) The game will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of AITF (All India Tennis Federation).
    • (b) Two Singles and one Doubles will be conducted for the team game category.
    • (c) Each team will consist of minimum two and maximum of five members.
    • (d) Every participant must follow the dress code, color as per the respective Region T-shirt will collar, shorts, Tennis Skirt for girls, non-marking tennis shoes, personal tennis racquets etc. must be taken care of.
    • (e) All the players should be ready to play in flood lights, if required.
    • (f) The format of matches: One Singles followed by Doubles and then Singles, if required.
    • (g) The winning team will be decided based on “best of three” games.
    • (h) In case of individual singles event each region can nominate two players each. The singles event will be conducted under Knock out system.
    • (i) Winner and Runner up of the Individual Singles event will be by default selected as Member 1 and 2 of the CISCE National team.
    • (j) Winner of the Doubles Team match at the final of the team event will qualify as member 3 and 4 of the team of the CISCE National team.
    • (k) The remaining player (No. 5) will only be selected by the spotter based on his/her performance in the individual singles and team game both.
    • (l) In addition, four standby players will also be selected by the spotters.
    • (m) A player can play both matches i.e. singles and doubles.

12. SHOOTING - (OPEN REGISTRATION)

    (For all six categories of boys and girls)
    • a) There will be three events which are .177 open sight Air Rifle 10 Meters, .177 Peep sight Air Rifle 10 Meters and .177 Air Pistol 10 Meters
    • b) The number of shots to be fired will be 60 and the time allotted will be 90 mins.
    • c) The maximum number of participants per event will be three from each state.
    • d) Each player can participate in only one event.

13. SKATING

    (For all six categories of boys and girls)

    The event will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of RSFI (Roller Skating Federation of India). However, the rules may be changed according to the local needs and situations.

    • a) The team will consist of 6 members in each category: three in “’Quad” and three for “Inline”.
    • b) One can participate in two events only.
    • c) Every participant must follow the dress code.
    • d) The chief referee has the right to change the game plan as and when required.
    • e) Competitors must wear shorts and matching short-sleeved shirts or one-piece, short-sleeved outfits. Bare midriff uniforms are prohibited. Skaters will be issued two chest numbers: One number will be placed on the back with the other number to be placed on the left thigh of the participant.
    • f) No interchange of categories is permitted i.e. those in “Quad” cannot play in Inline and vice versa.
    • g) The details of the events and participants per event is given below

    • NAME OF THE EVENT	QUAD			INLINE TRACK RACES		INLINE ROAD RACES
      DETAILS OF THE EVENT	RINK I	RINK II	ROAD RACE	RINK III	RINK IV	ROAD RACE II	ROAD RACE III
      DISTANCE IN METERS	500M	1000M	2000M (U14) 3000M (U17 AND 19)	500M	1000M	1 Lap Race	2000M (U14) 3000M (U17 AND 19)

14. SWIMMING & DIVING

    (FOR ALL SIX CATEGORIES OF BOYS AND GIRLS)
    • a) Only two participants are allowed from each state in each event.
    • b) A participant can compete only in 3 events excluding the relays.
    • c) The costumes of all competitors and trainers shall be in good moral taste. They must be non-transparent.
    • d) The referee has the authority to exclude any competitor, whose costume does not conform to this standard.
    • e) There shall be a Technical Committee to oversee the smooth conduct of the competition..
    • f) Duties of the Technical Committee:
      1. I. To ensure the rules for swimming and implement them as per the SFI (Swimming Federation of India).
      2. II. To ensure the specifications of the pool as per the national standard.
      3. III. To deal with any dispute or indiscipline during the event.
      4. IV. To provide emergency medical aid for the participants
      5. V. To ensure that the event is conducted by qualified officials.
      6. VI. To ensure the accurate distance for all the events in the respective disciplines.
      7. VII. To ensure that there are referees for each lane to avoid any disputes.
      8. VIII. To ensure that the timekeeper keeps the record of the timings clocked during the competition and displays them on the display board.
      9. IX. To ensure that disputes, if any, are submitted to the Jury of Appeal in the proper way.
    • g) Disqualification, if any, can be made only by the official in-charge for a valid and grave reason.
    • h) Officials:
      1. I. Referee
      2. II. Timekeepers (lane wise)
      3. III. Lane Judges
      4. IV. Recorders
      5. V. Starter
      6. VI. Clerk of Course
      7. VII. Stroke Judge with Turn Judges
      8. VIII. Announcer

    • Details of the event for Swimming: U14 Boys and Girls: 50, 100, 200 and 400 meters Free Style, 50, 100 & 200 meters Breast Stroke, 50, 100 & 200 meters Back Stroke, 50, 100 & 200 meters Butter Fly, 4 *100 Meters Free Style relay and 4*100 meters Medley relay, 200 Meters individual medley.

      U17 Boys and Girls: 50, 100, 200, 400 & 800 meters Free Style, 50, 100 & 200 meters Breast Stroke, 50, 100 & 200 meters Back Stroke, 50, 100 & 200 meters Butter Fly, 4*100 Meters Free Style relay and 4*100 meters Medley relay, 200 and 400 meters individual medley

      U19 Boys and Girls: 50, 100, 200, 400, 800 & 1500 meters Free Style, 50, 100 & 200 meters Breast Stroke, 50, 100 & 200 meters Back Stroke, 50, 100 & 200 meters Butter Fly, 4*100 Meters Free Style relay and 4*100 meters Medley relay, 200 and 400 meters individual medley

    • i) Details of the event for Diving:
      U14 Boys and Girls: Springboard 3m, Springboard 1 m and High Board.

      U17 Boys and Girls: Springboard 3m, Springboard 1 m and High Board.

      U19 Boys and Girls: Springboard 3m, Springboard 1 m and High Board.

    • (k) In case of Swimming Relay events (Free style and Medley Relay) winners of the Free style first four positions/ winners of various strokes will be considered instead of actual winner of the Relay events.

15. Table Tennis

    (FOR ALL SIX CATEGORIES OF BOYS AND GIRLS)

    The game will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of TTFI (Table Tennis Federation of India).

    • a) The team will consist of minimum two and maximum five members in each category.
    • b) Only Singles match will be played in all categories.
    • c) Every participant must follow the dress code. (T-shirt color must not be white)
    • d) All the games will be played in league cum-knock out basis.
    • e) A set is one when one of the players first score 11 points. In the event of both players scoring 10 points, a set is to be won by the first player to gain a 2-point lead. A full match is won when a player wins the best of 3 sets in case of U14 category whereas in case of U17 and U19 it will be for best of 5 sets.

16. Throw ball

    (For Junior and Senior Girls)

    The game will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of TFI (Throwball Federation of India). However, the rules may be changed according to the Local needs and situations.

    • a) Every participant must follow the dress code.
    • b) Each team will consist of 9 players and 3 substitutes.
    • c) The team must carry a standard prescribed Grip less Throwball Size 5 while reporting for the match.
    • d) Each set will be of 15 points relay and each match best of 3 sets.
    • e) Five substitutions are permitted maximum per team per set.

17. Volley Ball

    (For Junior and Senior Boys & Girls)
    • a) The game will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of VFI (Volleyball Federation of India). However, the rules may be changed according to the Local needs and situations.
    • b) Every participant must follow the dress code.
    • c) Each team will consist of 12 players.
    • d) Each set will be of 25 points and each match best of 3 sets.

18. Yoga

    (For all categories of boys and girls)

    The event will be conducted as per the rules and regulations of Khelo India School Games.

    The team will consist of seven members. The minimum team size to be eligible to participate in the team championship will be three. The competition will be held as under: -

    • a) Group Competition.
    • b) Individual Rhythmic Yoga Competition.
    • c) Individual Artistic Yoga Competition.

      An individual team member can participate in the Team game and any one out of the two individual championships s mentioned above.

    • (d) The Group of Competition will include the following asanas

      Group A
      1. Paschimottanasana
      2. Sarvangasana
      3. Matsyasana
      4. Dhanurasana (Competitor can perform Purna Dhanurasana)
      5. Purna Matsendrasana
      6. Uttanapadasana
      Group B
      1. Purna Chakrasana
      2. Kukutasana
      3. Garbhasana
      4. Bhumasana
      5. Purna shalabhasana
      6. Bakasana
      Group C
      1. Sankhyasana
      2. Vyaghrasana
      3. Urdhava Kukutasana
      4. Shirshasana
      5. Utthit Padahastasana
      6. Utthit Titivasana

      1. The asanas of Group A to be performed and retained for age group:
      Below 14 Yrs.: 1.30 minutes.
      Below 17 & 19 Yrs.: 2.30 minutes.

      2. The asanas of Group B to be performed and retained for age group:
      Below 14 Yrs.: 20 seconds.
      Below 17 & 19 Yrs.: 30 seconds.

      3. The asanas of Group C to be performed and retained for age group:
      Below 14 Yrs.: 15 seconds.
      Below 17 & 19 Yrs.: 20 seconds.

      4. At the time of competition asanas from Group A and Group B will be decided by draw system on the spot. While Group C any one asana can be selected by the competitor.

      5. Three compulsory asanas are to be performed in the given list of Group A, B and C. In addition to this, two any other asanas of the competitor’s choice are to be performed excluding compulsory asanas. Total 5 asanas are to be performed by all the competitors. Each asana will contain 10 marks and competitors will be given marks out of a total of 50 marks.

      6. A competitor will be allowed maximum of three attempts for optional asanas in Group C and own choice. No choice will be given for Group A and Group B.
      Details distribution of Marks:

      • a) Way to performance to reach the final stage of the asana -1 Mark
      • b) Perfect posture of the asana -4 Mark
      • c) Exhibition of the asana without tension and trembling -2 Mark
      • d) Stay in asana for a fix time -2 Mark
      • e) Returning to the original position -1 Mark

      Surya namaskar is compulsory asana for final round of competition.
      A total of 10marks as per following division:

      • a) Body posture -3Mark
      • b) Forward bend -3 Mark
      • c) Backward bend -3 Mark
      • d) Dress -1 Mark

    • (ii) Individual Artistic Yoga Competition:

      A. Separate competition will be held for boys and girls each category under 14, 17 and 19 Yrs.

      B. One competitor for each region will be allowed in each group and category.

      C. The player will have to perform any five asanas of their choice from the following.

      1. Vrischikasana
      2. Standing linkarasana
      3. Natarajasana
      4. Sthambh Sirasan (Dhruvasana)
      5. Dhwajasana
      6. Utthit Dwipad Skandhasana
      7. Kand Pidanasana

      D. Holding time of each asana is 15 seconds for all groups and categories.

      E. Points will be awarded out of 10 Marks.

      F. Participants has to chant Omkar (exhale) for two times and the allotment of marks shall be as under:

      • 20 Sec - 1 Points - 50 Sec - 6 Points
      • 30 Sec - 2 Points - 60 Sec - 7 Points
      • 35 Sec - 3 Points - 70 Sec - 8 Points
      • 40 Sec - 4 Points - 80 Sec - 9 Points
      • 45 Sec - 5 Points - 90 Sec - 10 Points

    • (iii) Rhythmic Yoga Competition

      In this competition the competitor has to perform not less than 8 and not more than 15 asanas within maximum of 150 seconds.

      1. The competitor has to perform various asanas i.e., forward bending, backward bending, balancing, front and sitting postures in all the four directions with music.
      2. One competitor for each region will be allowed in each group and category.
      3. The asanas and body movement should be synchronized with music.
      4. If a competitor takes more time i.e. more than 2.30 or less than 2.30 minutes one point will be deducted.