Reviving the Roar: Major Dhyan Chand Stadium's Hockey Revival

Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in Delhi is facing a revival of its past glory with an upcoming hockey Test series against Germany. The renewed focus on hockey in Delhi aims to reawaken its dormant spirit, while Odisha remains a hub for the sport in India.

Once a symbol of India's hockey glory, the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium is poised for a resurgence. Once chronicling the feats of legends like Dhanraj Pillay and Sandeep Singh, the stadium will host a test series against Germany on October 23 and 24, rekindling Delhi's hockey fervor.

The Odisha government's initiative to boost hockey in Bhubaneswar and Rourkela has been pivotal, but Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey believes Delhi can reclaim its significance. He hopes for strong spectator support, spurred by India's Olympic successes.

The stadium, a site of historic matches, is undergoing meticulous preparation. Officials promise top-notch facilities for the upcoming games, aiming to reignite interest and inspire a new generation of hockey enthusiasts.

(With inputs from agencies.)