Karad and Jalgaon to Get World-Class Sports Complexes as Univastu Bags Key Government Projects

Univastu India Ltd has won two significant sports infrastructure contracts in Maharashtra, further reinforcing India’s commitment to world-class facilities ahead of its potential bid to host the Olympic Games. These projects, bagged through competitive bidding, reflect a growing emphasis on athletic development at both the national and grassroots levels.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Sports Complex to Rise in Karad

The first of the awarded projects includes the development of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Sports Complex in Karad. This initiative, valued at ₹88.03 crore, will be carried out for the Karad Municipal Council and has been sanctioned by the Public Works Department (West), Satara. The construction is scheduled to span 24 months, excluding the monsoon season.

Jalgaon to Host New Divisional Sports Complex

The second project involves the construction of a Divisional Sports Complex in Jalgaon, commissioned by the Divisional Sports Complex Committee. With a larger budget allocation of ₹244.31 crore, this facility is expected to be completed over 36 months, not counting delays during the monsoon period.

Empowering Local Talent, Nurturing Olympic Dreams

According to Univastu India’s Chairman and Managing Director, Pradeep Khandagale, these developments are envisioned as pivotal for India’s sporting future. He mentioned that the projects are “an expression of India’s Olympic aspirations,” highlighting their role in not only supporting elite athletes but also fostering emerging talent and encouraging sports participation at the community level.

A Trusted Name in Public Infrastructure

Listed on the NSE, Univastu India Ltd has steadily expanded its presence in sectors like transportation, healthcare, education, and now sports infrastructure. The company is known for its strong execution capabilities, ethical governance, and commitment to public development.

Disclaimer: This article is based on public statements and available data as of the publishing date. Project timelines and values are subject to change based on official revisions and implementation progress.