Modern Pythian Games introduces Blind and Disabled Cricket as Featured Sport

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First Annual general meeting of the Pythian Council of India was held at Hotel Lalit in New Delhi on 27th May 2023. The Pythian Council of India, an apex organization of Pythian Games in India and a pioneering organization dedicated to promoting arts, culture, and traditional sports, has announced an array of exciting events set to captivate audiences across the nation. Under the visionary leadership of Bijender Goel, founder of the Modern Pythian Games, the Council aims to revive and celebrate India's rich heritage while providing a global platform for traditional cultural games and activities.
 
Goel welcomed the representatives from eighteen states and announced the inclusion of Blind and disabled cricket into the charter of Modern Pythian Games. He also added that the International Pythian Council is making arrangements with Radiant Sports Management to organize events for Blind and disabled cricket, various traditional games, and Pythian festivals of Arts, Cultures, and Traditional Cultural Games. Goel made these announcements recently.
 
July 2023: Two-day Corporate Event at Mahabalipuram
 
The Pythian Council of India will host a prestigious two-day corporate event at Mahabalipuram in July 2023. These gatherings promise to be a unique opportunity for corporate leaders and professionals to engage, network, and explore new avenues for collaboration.
 
Coming Months: Pythian Festival of Arts, Culture, and Traditional Sports
 
The National Executive Board has decided to celebrate the Pythian Festival of Arts, Culture, and Traditional Sports in multiple cities across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Shimla, and Srinagar. This series of events will showcase the diverse artistic talents and traditional games cherished by communities throughout the country.
 
December 2023: Pythian Polo League in Mumbai
 
Prepare for an exhilarating display of equestrian prowess as the Pythian Polo League gallops into Mumbai in December 2023. This thrilling tournament will bring together skilled polo players from around the world, delivering a spectacle of sport and camaraderie.
 
January 2024: 1st International Pythian Awards for Excellence
 
Recognizing outstanding achievements in the fields of peace, arts, culture, and traditional sports, the 1st International Pythian Awards will take place in Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu, in January 2024. This prestigious event will honour individuals and organizations that have made remarkable contributions to their respective domains.
 
October 2023: Pythian Council Joins International Military Festival
 
The Pythian Council of India has received a generous proposal from the United Services of India (USI), a renowned think tank of the Indian Military. As a result, the Council decided to part with USI in organizing the International Military Festival in October 2023 in Udaipur, Rajasthan further strengthening its commitment to fostering peace, unity, and cultural exchange.
 
Aushim Khetarpal, Vice President of the International Pythian Council, expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming Pythian Global Peace Awards, set to be announced in January 2024. These awards will recognize individuals and organizations that have dedicated themselves to the pursuit of peace on a global scale.
 
B.H. Anil Kumar, President of the Pythian Council of India, shared the Council's plans for the First Pythian National Games, scheduled for September and October 2024. Mr. Kumar also conveyed his gratitude to Mr. K. Lakshminarayanan, Honourable Tourism Minister of Puducherry, for approving the hosting of the inaugural Pythian Games.
 
Rajesh Jogpal, Secretary General of the Pythian Council of India, highlighted the Council's commitment to empowering states and creating a self-sustainable model for events. Jogpal emphasized the revival of traditional sports and games, along with promoting various art forms, as integral aspects of India's cultural heritage. He further revealed the extensive range of traditional games and martial arts that will be celebrated under the Modern Pythian Games banner, such as Circle Kabaddi, Mallar Kambh, Spear Throw, Chaturanga, Jalli Kattu, and Kalaripayattu, among others.
 

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