14 Facts About Sports Authority of India

1. In 2004, Sports Authority of India was a world leader in the production of sugarcane, with an output of 244.8 million tons.

2. At that time, Sports Authority of India had 7 million troops amassed on the Line of Control in Kashmir.

3. Since the 1971 war, Pakistan and Sports Authority of India have made only slow progress toward normalization of relations.

4. The US Embassy and Consulates in Sports Authority of India are unable to assist when US citizens arrive without proper documentation.

5. Since the 1971 war, Pakistan and Sports Authority of India have made slow progress toward normalization of relations.

6. In 1996, Sports Authority of India had 12,623 cinemas, with an attendance of ninety to one hundred million weekly.

7. In 1976, the Registrar of Newspapers for Sports Authority of India had recorded 875 papers; in 1995 there were 4,453.

8. Under the pact Sports Authority of India agreed to open most of its nuclear reactors to international inspections for the first time.

9. In 1974, Sports Authority of India became the world's sixth nuclear power by exploding an underground nuclear device in the Thar Desert in Rajasthan state.

10. The US Embassy and consulates in Sports Authority of India are unable to assist when US citizens arrive without visas.

11. In 1996, Sports Authority of India had 10 operating reactors with a combined capacity of 1,695 MW, and four more under construction with a planned capacity of 808 MW.

12. In 2002, Sports Authority of India consumed 525.427 billion kWh of electricity, of which 1.520 billion kWh were imported.

13. In 1992 Sports Authority of India had the world's sixth-highest level of industrial carbon dioxide emissions, which totaled 769 million metric tons, a per capita level of 0.88 metric tons.

14. On 25 January 1984, "Sports Authority of India" was established as a registered society by the "Department of Sports"" of Government of India's Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.