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Facility Details:

Our university features four state-of-the-art badminton courts, equipped with floodlights, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their badminton skills, day and night.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the four badminton synthetic courts with flood lights, with an average of 175 students using the courts daily.

Court Dimensions:

Length: 13.40m (44 feet)

Singles Court Width: 5.18m (17 feet)

Doubles Court Width: 6.1m (20 feet)

Diagonal Measurement: 14.723m

Norms and Regulations:

• The badminton courts are open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Badminton World Federation (BWF).
• Proper badminton attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the courts or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Badminton World Federation (BWF) guidelines are followed for court measurements.

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Overview

Our university features a dedicated carrom room equipped with 12 standard-sized carrom boards, providing an ideal space for students to socialize and develop their skills.

Usage Statistics

Our students actively utilize the carrom boards, with an average of 25 students using them daily.

Board Specifications

Standard size: 880 mm x 880 mm (approximately 1,900 square inches)

Playing area: 29 inches x 29 inches

Frame thickness: 1.25 inches to 2 inches

Board thickness: 4 mm to 8 mm

Norms and Regulations

Authorized access: University students, faculty, and staff only

Equipment responsibility: Users are responsible for maintaining the condition of the carrom boards and equipment.

Governing Body

The All-India Carrom Federation (AICF) is responsible for promoting and developing the sport of carrom in India, and it oversees national-level competitions and tournaments.

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Overview

Our university's gymnasium facilities provide a comprehensive and well-equipped environment for students to develop their physical fitness and overall well-being.

User Statistics

The gymnasium facilities witness high student engagement, with:

• Male users: 560 students per day
• Female users: 210 students per day

Facility Specifications

Cardiovascular equipment: treadmills, elliptical machines, stationary bikes

Resistance training equipment: free weights, weight machines, cable machines

Functional training equipment: plyometric boxes, kettlebells, battle ropes

Group fitness studios: aerobics, yoga, Pilates

Norms and Regulations

To ensure a safe and respectful environment, the following rules are strictly enforced:

• Proper attire and footwear are required.
• Equipment must be used correctly and returned to its original position after use.
• Personal belongings must be stored in designated areas.
• Food and drink are not allowed in the gym area.

Governing Bodies

• American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM).
• National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).
• International Health, Racquet & Sports club Association (IHRSA)

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Overview

Our university boasts table tennis facilities, providing students with an optimal environment to hone their skills, both day and night.

Usage Statistics

The table tennis facilities witness high student engagement, with an average of 60 students using the boards daily.

Table Tennis Table Dimensions

Table Specifications

A table tennis table is a specially designed playing surface for the game, conforming to the following official dimensions:

• Length: 9 feet (2.74 meters)
• Width: 5 feet (1.525 meters)
• Height: 2.5 feet (76 centimeters)

Net Specifications

The center net is a vital component, with the following dimensions:

• Height: 6 inches (15.25 centimeters)
• Width: Extends 6 inches (15.25 centimeters) beyond the table's width

Norms and Regulations

The game is played on a rectangular table with small rackets (paddles) and a lightweight ball.

• A match is typically best 3 out of 5 or best 4 out of 7 games.
• Players alternate serves, with the ball tossed upward and struck before it can bounce on the opponent's side of the table.

Governing Bodies:

• International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF).
• National Table Tennis Associations.

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Overview

Our university's taekwondo facilities provide a safe and challenging environment for students to develop their skills in this dynamic martial art.

User Statistics

The taekwondo facilities witness moderate student engagement, with an average of 15 students utilizing the facilities per day.

Facility Dimensions:

The taekwondo competition area measures:

• Minimum: 10 meters x 10 meters
• Maximum: 12 meters x 12 meters

At the center of the competition area is an octagonal-shaped contest area, measuring:

• Diameter: 8 meters
• Length of each side: 3.3 meters

Norms and Regulations

To ensure a safe and respectful environment, the following rules are strictly enforced:

• Warm-up and cool-down exercises are mandatory.
• Protective gear (e.g., helmet, chest guard, mouthguard) is required during sparring.
• Respect opponents and instructors at all times.
• Follow proper techniques and safety guidelines when executing kicks and other techniques.

Governing Bodies

• International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF).
• World Taekwondo Federation (WTF).
• National Taekwon-Do Associations.

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Overview

Our university's yoga facilities provide a serene and peaceful environment, carefully designed to promote mindfulness, movement, and well-being.

User Statistics

The yoga facilities witness moderate to high student engagement, with an average of 120 students utilizing the facilities per day.

Facility Dimensions

To create a harmonious yoga space, the following dimensions are recommended:

• Minimum: 12 feet x 10 feet (120 square feet)
• Ideal: 20-25 feet x 15-20 feet (300-500 square feet)

Key Considerations

When designing the yoga space, consider the following essential elements:

• Mat spacing: 2-3 feet for comfort.
• Instructor space: 5-10 feet for guidance.
• Props storage: 2-5 feet for organization.

Ample ventilation and natural light for a refreshing atmosphere.

Norms and Regulations

To ensure a safe and respectful environment, the following rules are strictly enforced:

• Respect personal space and maintain a safe distance from fellow practitioners.
• Remove shoes before entering the yoga space.
• Refrain from using strong perfumes or scented oils.
• Keep mobile devices on silent mode and take calls outside the yoga space.
• Follow instructor guidance and modifications for safe practice.
• Clean and sanitize equipment after use.

Governing Bodies

• Yoga Alliance.
• International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centers.
• National Yoga Associations.

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Overview

Our university's chess facilities provide a quiet and focused environment for students to develop their strategic thinking and analytical skills.

User Statistics

The chess facilities witness moderate to high student engagement, with an average of 80 students utilizing the facilities daily.

Facility Specifications

Chessboard Dimensions:

Square size: 2-2.5 inches (USCF recommendation), 5-6 cm (FIDE suggestion)

Standard size: 2.25 inches (USCF tournament standard), 2 inches (FIDE World Championship standard)

Chess Pieces

According to FIDE regulations, chess pieces should meet the following standards:

Material: Plastic, wood, or similar materials

Height (with 10% variation):

King: 9.5 cm

Queen: 8.5 cm

Bishop: 7 cm

Knight: 6 cm

Rook: 5.5 cm

Pawn: 5 cm

Gameplay Regulations

1. Setup: Pieces are arranged on the board according to standard rules.

2. Turns: Player’s alternate, with white moving first.

3. Pieces movement: Pieces move according to specific rules.

4. Checkmate: Wins the game.

5. Resignation or timeout: Results in loss.

Tournament Regulations

1. Organization: Tournaments are organized by FIDE and the national chess federations.

2. Format: Round-robin or knockout.

3. Time controls and scoring: Vary depending on the tournament.

Governing Bodies

Fédération International des Échecs (FIDE) - International Chess Federation.

United States Chess Federation (USCF) - National Chess Federation of the United States.

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Overview

Our university's powerlifting and weightlifting facilities provide students with a comprehensive and safe environment to develop their strength training skills. The facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art platforms and equipment, catering to the needs of both powerlifters and weightlifters.

User Statistics

The powerlifting and weightlifting facilities witness moderate to high student engagement, with an average of 45 students utilizing the facilities per day.

Platform Dimensions

Both powerlifting and weightlifting platforms share identical length and width dimensions:

• Length: 4 meters
• Width: 4 meters

Weightlifting platforms have a slightly higher height range:

• Powerlifting: 0.5 meters - 1 meter
• Weightlifting: 0.5 meters - 1.2 meters

Specific Zones and Equipment Dimensions

Weightlifting:

• Snatch/Clean Zone: 2.5 meters x 2.5 meters
• Jerk Zone: 2 meters x 2 meters

Powerlifting:

• Squat Rack: 2.4 meters x 1.8 meters
• Bench Press: 2.1 meters x 1.5 meters
• Deadlift Zone: 2.4 meters x 2.4 meters

Equipment Dimensions

• Barbell: 2.2 meters
• Platform Scale: 1 meter x 1 meter

Norms and Regulations

To ensure safety and fair play, the following rules are strictly enforced:

• Warm-up and cool-down exercises are mandatory.
• Spotters are required for heavy lifts.
• Equipment must be used correctly and returned to its original position after use.
• Personal protective gear (e.g., weightlifting belts, knee sleeves) is recommended.

Governing Bodies

• International Powerlifting Federation (IPF).
• International Weightlifting Federation (IWF).
• National Powerlifting and Weightlifting Associations.

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Overview

Boxing is a demanding sport that requires precision, strategy, and physical conditioning. Our university's boxing facilities provide students with a comprehensive and safe environment to develop their boxing skills.

User Statistics

The boxing facilities witness moderate student engagement, with an average of 24 students utilizing the facilities per day.

Facility Specifications

A standard boxing setup includes:

• Ring: 16-20 feet square
• Ropes: 4
• Posts: 4
• Corner pads
• Canvas/mat
• Ring skirt

Essential Equipment

• Gloves: 8-12 oz
• Hand wraps
• Mouthguard
• Boxing shorts
• Shoes
• Headgear (for amateurs)

Training and Techniques

Effective training incorporates:

• Technical drills
• Sparring
• Conditioning exercises emphasizing balance, coordination, timing, and defense

Mental Preparation

Mental preparation is crucial, involving:

• Focus
• Discipline
• Resilience

Victory is achieved through:

• Technical knockout
• Points decision
• Knockout

Norms and Regulations:

To ensure safety and fair play, the following rules are strictly enforced:

• Proper warm-up and cool-down exercises are mandatory.
• Mouthguards and hand wraps are required during sparring and training.
• Headgear is required for amateur boxers.
• Only authorized personnel are allowed to supervise and conduct training sessions.
• Boxers must adhere to weight classes and medical clearance requirements.

Governing Bodies:

• International Boxing Federation (IBF).
• World Boxing Council (WBC).
• National Boxing Associations.

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Our university features a state-of-the-art athletics track, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their track and field skills.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the athletics track facilities, with an average of 150 students using the track daily.

Track Events:

• 100 meters: Sprint race for both men and women.
• 200 meters: Sprint race for both men and women.
• 400 meters: Sprint race for both men and women.
• 800 meters: Middle-distance race for both men and women.
• 1500 meters: Middle-distance race for both men and women.
• 5000 meters: Long-distance race for both men and women.
• 10,000 meters: Long-distance race for both men and women.
• 110 meters hurdles: Men’s sprint hurdles.
• 100 meters hurdles: Women’s sprint hurdles.
• 400 meters hurdles: For both men and women, this is a longer hurdles race.
• 4x100 meters relay: Relay race, each runner covers 100 meters.
• 4x400 meters relay: Relay race, each runner covers 400 meters.

Field Events:

Long Jump: The sandpit where the jump lands is usually 9 meters long and 2.75 meters wide.

High Jump: The bar is typically raised incrementally, usually by 3–5 cm (1–2 inches) after each round or attempt. Athletes have three attempts to clear a given height.

Shot Put: A ring 2.135 meters in diameter with a raised edge approximately 20mm high.

Discus Throw: In modern competition, the discus must be thrown from a circle 2.5 meters (8.2 feet) in diameter and fall within a 34.9° sector marked on the ground from the center of the circle.

Javelin Throw: Its overall length must be between 260 cm (102.4 inches) and 270 cm (106.3 inches) and its weight at least 800 grams (1.8 pounds). The women’s javelin is somewhat shorter and lighter--between 220 cm (86.6 inches) and 230 cm (90.6 inches) long and at least 600 grams (1.3 pounds) in weight.

Hammer Throw: The weight of the hammer is 7.26kg (16lbs) for men and 4kg (8.8lbs) for women, and the steel wire can be no longer than 1.22m.

Norms and Regulations:

• The athletics track is open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Athletics Federation of India (AFI).
• Proper athletic attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the track or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) rules and regulations will be applicable for all athletic events and competitions conducted at KLEF.

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Our university boasts a single, state-of-the-art basketball court, equipped with floodlights, ensuring uninterrupted play throughout the day and evening.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the basketball court, with an average of 120 students using the facility daily.

Playing Court Dimensions:

• 28 meters (length) x 15 meters (width)

Key Features:

1. Flat, hard surface free from obstructions.

2. Boundary lines (endlines and sidelines): 5cm wide, same color, contrasting with court.

3. Centre line: parallel to endlines, extending 0.15m beyond sidelines.

4. Centre circle: 1.80m radius.

5. Free-throw semi-circles: 1.80m radius.

Court Divisions:

1. Backcourt: includes own basket, backboard, endline, sidelines, and centre line.

2. Frontcourt: includes opponents' basket, backboard, endline, sidelines, and centre line.

Obstructions:

None within 2m of playing court, including seated coaches and team members.

Gameplay:

• Players per Team: 05 (on-court players)
• Total Players per Team: 12 (including 7-substitutes)

Norms and Regulations:

The basketball court is open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.

• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the governing body.
• Proper basketball attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the court or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Basketball Federation of India (BFI) rules and regulations will be applicable for all basketball games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university boasts state-of-the-art cricket facilities, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their cricketing skills. The facilities include:

• Cricket Ground: A full-fledged cricket ground with a pitch and boundary lines, perfect for matches and practice sessions.
• Cricket Pitch: The pitch has dimensions: 22 yards (20.12m) in length and 10 ft (3.05m) in width.
• Boundary Line Diameter: The boundary line diameter ranges from 450-500 ft (137-152m).
• Cricket Practice Nets: Five modern cricket practice nets, equipped with facilities for batting, bowling, and fielding practice.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the cricket facilities, with an average of 150 students using the cricket facilities daily.

Gameplay:

• Players per Team: 11 (on-field players)
• Total Players per Team: 15 (including 4-substitutes)

Norms and Regulations:

• The cricket pitch and practice nets are open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
• Proper cricket attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the pitch, nets, or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) rules and regulations will be applicable for all cricket games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university features a state-of-the-art football pitch, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their football skills.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the football facilities, with an average of 60 students using the pitch daily.

Football Pitch Dimensions:

A full-sized pitch with dimensions conforming to international standards.

• Touchline (Length): 90-120m
• Goal Line (Width): 45-90m
• Half-way Line: divides pitch into two halves

Gameplay:

• Players per Team: 11 (on-field players)
• Total Players per Team: 18 (including 7-substitutes)

Norms and Regulations:

• The football pitch is open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the All-India Football Federation (AIFF).
• Proper football attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the pitch or equipment.

Governing Body:

The All-India Football Federation (AIFF) rules and regulations will be applicable for all football games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university features a single, state-of-the-art kabaddi court, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their kabaddi skills.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the kabaddi facilities, with an average of 55 students using the court daily.

Kabaddi Court Dimensions:

• Men: 13m x 10m
• Women: 11m x 8m

Key Features:

Lobby: 1m-wide space on sides

Midline: divides court into two halves

Baulk Line: 3.75m from midline

Bonus Line: 4.75m from midline

Gameplay:

• Players per Team: 7 (on-court players)
• Total Players per Team: 12 (including 5-substitutes)

Norms and Regulations:

• The kabaddi court is open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI).
• Proper kabaddi attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the court or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI) rules and regulations will be applicable for all kabaddi games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university features a single, state-of-the-art kho-kho court, equipped with floodlights, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their kho-kho skills, day and night.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the kho-kho facilities, with an average of 35 students using the court daily.

Kho-Kho Court Dimensions:

• Length: 27 meters
• Width: 16 meters

Key Features:

End Lines: 14 meters long, parallel

Side Lines: 20.20 meters long, parallel

Gameplay:

• Players per Team: 9 (on-court players)
• Total Players per Team: 15 (including 6-substitutes)

Norms and Regulations:

• The kho-kho court is open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Kho-Kho Federation of India (KKFI).
• Proper kho-kho attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the court or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Kho-Kho Federation of India (KKFI) rules and regulations will be applicable for all kho-kho games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university features two state-of-the-art tennis courts, equipped with floodlights, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their tennis skills, day and night.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the tennis facilities, with an average of 40 students using the courts daily.

Tennis Court Dimensions:

• Singles Court: 78 feet (23.77 meters) in length, 27 feet (8.23 meters) in width.
• Doubles Court: 78 feet (23.77 meters) in length, 36 feet (10.97 meters) in width.

Key Features:

Net height: 3 feet 6 inches (1.07 meters) at center

Service line: 21 feet (6.4 meters) from net

Baseline: 27 feet (8.23 meters) from net (singles), 36 feet (10.97 meters) from net (doubles)

Center mark: divides court into two halves

Other Dimensions:

Run-off area: minimum 10 feet (3.05 meters) around court

Net posts: 3 feet 6 inches (1.07 meters) high, 3 feet (0.91 meters) wide

Norms and Regulations:

• The tennis courts are open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the All-India Tennis Association (AITA).
• Proper tennis attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the courts or equipment.

Governing Body:

The All-India Tennis Association (AITA) rules and regulations will be applicable for all tennis games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university features five state-of-the-art volleyball courts, equipped with floodlights, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their volleyball skills, day and night.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the volleyball facilities, with an average of 80 students using the courts daily.

Volleyball Court Dimensions:

• Length: 18m
• Width: 9m
• Safety Zone: 3m (minimum)

Gameplay:

• Players per Team: 6 (on-court players)
• Total Players per Team: 12 (including 6-substitutes)

Norms and Regulations:

• The volleyball courts are open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Volleyball Federation of India (VFI).
• Proper volleyball attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the courts or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Volleyball Federation of India (VFI) rules and regulations will be applicable for all volleyball games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university features two state-of-the-art throwball courts, equipped with floodlights, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their throwball skills, day and night.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the throwball facilities, with an average of 60 students using the courts daily.

Court Dimensions

• Length: 12.20 meters (40 feet)
• Width: 6.10 meters (20 feet)
• Net height: 2.44 meters (8 feet) for men and 2.24 meters (7.4 feet) for women

Gameplay:

• Players per Team: 7 (on-court players)
• Total Players per Team: 10 (including 3-substitutes)

Norms and Regulations:

• The throwball courts are open for use by authorized university students, faculty, and staff only.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Throwball Federation of India (TFI).
• Proper throwball attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the courts or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Throwball Federation of India (TFI) rules and regulations will be applicable for all throwball games and tournaments conducted at KLEF.

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Our university features a state-of-the-art swimming pool, providing an ideal environment for students to develop their swimming skills.

Usage Statistics:

Our students actively utilize the swimming pool facilities, with an average of 150 students using the pool daily.

Swimming pool Court Dimensions:

• 8-Lane Swimming Pool
• Length: 50 meters
• Width: 25 meters
• Depth: 1.2 meters to 2 meters
• Equipped with modern filtration systems and safety features

Norms and Regulations:

• The swimming pool is exclusively available for authorized university students, faculty, and staff.
• Users must adhere to the rules and regulations of the Swimming Federation of India (SFI).
• Proper swimming attire and equipment are mandatory.
• Users are responsible for any damage caused to the pool or equipment.

Governing Body:

The Swimming Federation of India (SFI) rules and regulations will govern all swimming competitions and events conducted at KLEF.