Rajasthan Football Association
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Abbreviation | RFA |
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Formation | 26 September 2016 [1] |
Headquarters | Jaipur, India |
Region served | Rajasthan, India |
President | Manvendra Singh |
Secretary | Dileep Singh Shekhawat |
Parent organisation | All India Football Federation |
Affiliations | 200 teams |
Website | http://www.rajasthanfa.in/ |
Rajasthan Football Association (RFA) is the state governing body for football in Rajasthan, India. It is affiliated with the All India Football Federation, the sport's national governing body.
History
The Rajasthan Football Association began operational again on 26 August 2016. The objective of RFA is to improve the standard of football in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Being one of the
In 2016, after the RFA become operational after two decades of non-functioning, RFA has decided to revamp the Rajasthan Football System. The association is working on starting the first ever statewide football league in Rajasthan known as Rajasthan State Men's League which will be a multi-divisional league from state-level to district levels. The association is also working to create new clubs, coaches and referees in the state to boost football.
Rajasthan Football System
The Rajasthan football system consists of the national state league, Rajasthan State Men's League , at the top, district leagues in second, followed by leagues within the leagues. This system is being planned to operate during the whole calendar year but at different times.
Level |
League(s)/Division(s) | |||||
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State National League |
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District National League |
Jaipur Football League |
Ajmer League |
Udaipur Senior League |
U19 State League |
Women Football League |
Clubs
- Ajmer FC
- AU Rajasthan F.C.
- JECRC FC
- Mewar FC
- Neerja Modi FA
- Playspace FC
- Poornima Panthers
- Zinc Football Academy
District Associations
Zone | President | Website |
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Jaipur | [1] | |
Bikaner | [2] | |
Barmer | Shri Manvendra Singh | [3] |
Ajmer | [4] | |
Udaipur | [5] | |
Bhilwara | Shri Kelash Khatik | - |