Odisha Extends Indian Hockey Team Sponsorship till 2033

The Odisha government has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting Indian hockey by extending its sponsorship for both men and women senior and junior teams. This incredible news comes after a Cabinet meeting, chaired by chief minister Naveen Patnaik, where the decision to continue the sponsorship for another decade was taken. The government’s unwavering support for hockey has been a highlight in recent years, and this new development is a testament to their dedication. With this sponsorship extension, the Indian hockey teams can continue to strive for excellence and make the country proud on the world stage. This move is just one of the 15 proposals approved by the Cabinet, and it showcases the government’s focus on uplifting and supporting various sectors within the state.

Odisha’s decision to sponsor both the Men and Women National Hockey Teams has been hailed as a significant step towards the growth and development of Hockey in India. The chief secretary P.K. Jena expressed his support for this initiative after the cabinet meeting. The sponsorship deal, executed between Odisha Mining Corporation Limited (OMC) and Hockey India, has been approved by the government and will last until 2023. The fact that the state has made such a long-term commitment to the sport demonstrates its strong belief in its potential to empower, inspire and unite the youth across India. With the backing of Odisha, the Indian Hockey Teams can forge ahead with confidence towards new horizons.

Great news for Indian hockey fans! OMC Ltd has just been granted permission by the cabinet to extend their sponsorship agreement with Hockey India until January 31, 2033. This means that both the Indian men’s and women’s hockey teams will continue to be sponsored by OMC for over a decade to come. The President of Hockey India had made the request for this extension and it was finally approved on Monday. The total amount of ₹434.12 crores will be released by OMC to Hockey India over the course of the agreement. This is a significant investment for the sport and shows the commitment that companies and the government have towards promoting and nurturing hockey in the country.