Section 5: Objectives and functions of the Council

The objectives of the Institute shall be to-(a) pursue the advancement of learning in specialised areas of sports development, including management;
(b) conduct specialised professional coaching courses and research at various levels for sports;
(c) run courses for top level policy makers and executors in the realm of sports administration with a view to broadening their conceptual and executive capacity and perspectives;
(d) conduct seminars, workshops and other intensive programmes, on a continual or ad hoc basis for sports administrators and coaches;
(e) provide adequate technical facilities for the advancement of knowledge and skill in sports;
(f) disseminate by way of learned publications the academic activities of the Institute;
(g) engage in extra-curricular activities towards the full development of the mind and body of sportsmen;
(h)
award certificates of attendance to those who participate in and attain a sufficiently satisfactory standard in any of the courses organised by the Institute;
(i) organise courses of instruction and provide necessary facilities and other qualifications of such other professions allied to sports as the Council may determine;
(j) promote or undertake such other activities (not inconsistent with the foregoing provisions of this section) as the Council considers will help to further the objectives of the Institute.