 | Archery Association of India finalises dates for Olympic trialsTwo more selection trials have been planned, the first of which is from January 18 to 22. |
| AAI gets back recognition after 8 yearsIt was December 7, 2012, when the Archery Association of India (AAI) was derecognised for flouting age and tenure restrictions of the Sports Code. |
 | Rivals seek fresh polls in AAI againThe Returning Officer had already deleted the names of Jammu and Kashmir and UP according to the said clause. |
| AAI forms committees for efficiencyThese committees will serve for a period of four years and the president, secretary and treasurer of AAI will serve as ex-officio members of all. |
| AAI finalising plans for national camps and domestic itineraryMaharashtra was set to host sub-junior nationals. Since the state is now a hotspot, there is no chance of the same happening. |
 | Archery Association of India misses out recognition due to delay in high courtThe next date of hearing for the matter is on June 24 and once the court puts a stamp on the reports, the reports will be transferred to the sports ministry after which the list might get amended. |
| Long-term plans on AAI’s mindA change in venue is also possible with Pune currently a hotspot for the coronavirus. The Army Sports Institute also has a lodging-related issue. |
| AAI unsure about March 24-25 trials, archers unhappyCurrently, the national camp has been reduced from 24 recurve archers (12 men and women) to eight each. The archers are training at the Army Sports Institute (ASI) in Pune. |
 | COVID-19: Junior archers to skip Bangkok meet“We got a letter from the federation saying we are withdrawing because of the coronavirus scare. It is for our benefit. |
