DW BUREAU / Chandigarh Haryana Minister of State for Sports and Youth Affairs, Sandeep Singh said that the Sports Department has prepared a list of sports nurseries to be allotted to government and private educational institutions and private sports training centres and this list has been forwarded to the respective District Sports and Youth Affairs Officers. The names of 170 government schools, 157 private educational institutions, 81 private sports training centres and 47 Rajiv Gandhi Rural Sports Complexes are included in this list of feasible 455 sports nurseries, added the Minister. He clarified that this is not the final list, now a select committee will be constituted in each district and visit these shortlisted institutes and private sports training centres and inspect the sports facilities available in these institutions and the possibilities of adding those fulfilling the criteria set by the department in the final list will be explored by the Department. Apart from this, other educational institutions/sports training centres fulfilling the criteria will also be considered for inclusion in the final list by the department, said the Minister. Sandeep Singh said that to increase transparency, the list of sports gradation certificates made in the entire state under the new sports gradation policy would also be displayed on the departmental website. This decision has been taken in view of the complaints received from many candidates regarding making false sports certificates for the Group D posts reserved under the sports quota. directions to complete work within a stipulated time period Chandigarh Haryana Director General, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department, Vijay Singh Dahiya has directed the employees working in the mandis to do all the work related to wheat procurement within a stipulated time period, so that the farmers do not face any kind of inconvenience. Sh. Dahiya was on a visit to review the wheat procurement works in the mandis of Kurukshetra and Karnal districts on Wednesday. During this, he said that till Wednesday, April 12, 2022 a total of 20,16,250 tonnes of wheat has been procured. Along with this, out of the total wheat purchased, 6,21,201 tonnes of wheat has also been lifted from the mandis. The main districts of wheat procurement in the state are Fatehabad with 1,54,517 tonnes, Jind with 1,64,649 tonnes, Kaithal 2,66,072 tonnes, Karnal with 3,89,466 tonnes, Kurukshetra with 1,96,215 tonnes, Palwal with 1,17,239 tonnes, in Panipat with 1,15,344 tonnes etc./ DW bureau / (editor@dailyworld.in)