Sports Al Dente is an Indian sports news and updates website, focusing on everything related to the world of major sports. From comprehensive editorial pieces to unbiased post-game discussions to analytical match predictions — Sports Al Dente publishes high-quality content without compromising credibility or accuracy. The website has made some significant strides on the online front — attracting over a million visitors each month. It has also announced the launch of its monthly sports magazine. Following its growth, the website has also started expanding its workforce — opening up new offices in Delhi, and the Philippines. That's not the only major stride the Surat-based company is making, however. As a result of its growth in the Indian market, Sports Al Dente recently helped empower local women athletes by donating sports kits and merchandise. The distribution program started with over a hundred women athletes in Gujarat, aspiring to become the next star athlete.
The sports kits ranged from athletic gear, sports jerseys, tools and tracksuits, and various sports accessories. Al Dente's distribution program encompasses a wide group of underprivileged youngsters as well. It recently donated free jerseys to the underprivileged in other parts of Gujarat as well. CEO of Sports Al Dente, Shubham Sharma talked about their social responsibility as well as similar future campaigns the website will be a part of.
Donating sports kits and jerseys to the women athletes and other marginalized groups is part of our overarching efforts at combating the huge deficit in the Indian sports scene. We realized that a big reason why the sports scene in India is struggling is because of a clear lack of motivation among the youth. That lack of motivation is itself a consequence of neglect from authorities, media, and economic challenges as well. We felt that donating sports kits and gear to these aspiring bunch of young people will not only inspire others in the sector to do the same also push the discourse around sports facilities forward, said Sharma.
That's not the only major stride the Surat-based company is making, however. As a result of its growth in the Indian market, Sports Al Dente recently helped empower local women athletes by donating sports kits and merchandise. The distribution program started with over a hundred women athletes in Gujarat, aspiring to become the next star athlete. Sports kit ranged from athletic gear, sports jerseys, tools and tracksuits, and various sports accessories. Al Dente's distribution program encompasses a wide group of underprivileged youngsters as well. It recently donated free jerseys to the underprivileged in other parts of Gujarat as well. CEO of Sports Al Dente, Shubham Sharma talked about their social responsibility as well as similar future campaigns the website will be a part of.
Donating sports kits and jerseys to the women athletes and other marginalized groups is part of our overarching efforts at combating the huge deficit in the Indian sports scene. We realized that a big reason why the sports scene in India is struggling is because of a clear lack of motivation among the youth. That lack of motivation is itself a consequence of neglect from authorities, media, and economic challenges as well. We felt that donating sports kits and gear to these aspiring bunch of young people will not only inspire others in the sector to do the same also push the discourse around sports facilities forward, said Sharma.
He also went on to shed some light on what the future of such programs entails. "I think it's the start of a grassroots change that the sports scene in India desperately needs. We will continue our efforts to promote different sports and give them a chance to bloom and develop in the country. Building infrastructure for major as well as overlooked sports in India is the call of the hour we are determined to answer it through our website, our magazines, and our social endeavors such as this," added the Al Dente CEO.
Sports Al Dente is opening new offices in Delhi and the Philippines and according to CEO Shubham Sharma, they will continue the donation programs in respective cities.
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