In a nutshell, sports quota reservations in universities and colleges provide budding athletes with a platform to excel in their respective sport and to receive higher education. However, what is the reasoning behind having such a reservation in the first place? Moreover, are there sufficient protocols set in place to ensure that the system is transparent and accountable? We had covered these questions and more in our explainer Breaking Down University Sports Quotas. This time, we hear an expert’s view on the issue. For the first part of our #Dialogues series on sports quotas, Nandan Kamath, Principal Lawyer at LawNK, Trustee at GoSports Foundation and Researcher at The Sports Law & Policy Centre gives us an insight into the world of sports quotas from the perspective of law and policy. Do let us know your comments and stay tuned for the second part of the series releasing next week.
#Dialogues: Understanding Sports Quotas With Nandan Kamath
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