Football: On Sunday, the Women’s Football Committee of the All India Football Federation convened at the Football House in New Delhi. AIFF Deputy Secretary General M. Satyanarayan, Deputy Chairperson Tsering Angmo, and members Tababi Devi, Chitra Gangadharan, and Shabana Rabbani were present at the meeting, which was presided over by Valanka Alemao.

As they prepare for their different AFC Women’s Asian Cup campaigns, the AIFF website provided the Committee with updates on the senior, U20, and U17 women’s teams from India.

The Committee thoroughly examined previous results as well as the unique difficulties that the coaching staff, support personnel, and women’s national teams have experienced.

Members spoke on specific development programs and support systems for female coaches in order to strengthen the ecosystem even further.

In order to raise awareness and motivate the next generation of female leaders in Indian football, a new effort has been launched to showcase their accomplishments via specialized social media material.

The Committee designated player safety as a high-priority issue, and this was a prominent topic of discussion. The Committee suggested a number of actions to provide a secure and welcoming atmosphere for athletes of all ages.

The conference also covered important fiscal and financial issues, making sure that the funds are set aside to support the development and competitive success of women’s football in the nation.