
The Andhra Kabaddi Association (AKA) held a Technical Officials Training Course and Examination 2026 at Avanigadda for more than 90 officials from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The programme, approved by the Amateur…
The Andhra Kabaddi Association (AKA) held a Technical Officials Training Course and Examination 2026 at Avanigadda for more than 90 officials from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The programme, approved by the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI), covered the latest rules and technical aspects of the sport.
Former AKFI general secretary K. Jagadishwar Yadav and V. Srinu of Telangana were the nominated trainers. Association officials Srikanth Yalamanchili, N. Arjuna Rao, and K.V. Nancharaiah attended the inauguration. The results of the examination will be announced by AKFI later.
Another training course, another round of felicitations. The narrative that Indian kabaddi's growth is held back by a lack of qualified officials is one-sided. Body after body runs these camps, AKFI, AKA, state units, yet the real test is whether match-day decisions become more consistent because of them. The real question: will the results of the examination, once declared, lead to a visible, measurable drop in on-court disputes?
Source: telanganatoday.com
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