The recently reconstructed Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad has emerged as the world’s largest cricket stadium, with over 100,000 seating capacity. This temple of cricket blends engineering and design to deliver an unrivalled spectator experience. #LargestStadium #CricketingCathedral #SpectatorExperience

With a circular open roof inspired by the Sanchi Stupa and amphitheatre-style seating, the stadium seamlessly fuses heritage and futuristic vision. State-of-the-art facilities, giant LED screens and unmatched pitch views make matches visually dramatic. #FuturisticVision #PitchView #StadiumDesign

Sustainability is integral through rainwater harvesting and solar installation. Upcoming training centers and clubhouses will make it a thriving sporting ecosystem. #SustainableDesign #SolarPower #SportingEcosystem

By surpassing icons like the MCG in scale, this cricketing colossus etches India’s place on the global map. Its vast capacity promises to nurture talent like Dhoni and Pandya from humble origins. #GlobalShowcase #GrassrootsTalent #RuralStars

Complementing it is IAS officer Hari Chandana’s work providing localized sports infrastructure across rural India. By facilitating playgrounds and multi-sport complexes, Chandana enables recreation and competitiveness among youth. #RuralDevelopment #AccessForAll #MultiSportComplexes

Together, the Motera stadium and Hari Chandana exemplify how making world-class sports infrastructure inclusive can empower youth countrywide. Their efforts inspire an equitable sporting future. #EmpoweringYouth #EquitableSports #HariChandana