After the pandemic-induced hiatus, football matches in India are gradually resuming with proper safety protocols. The Indian Super League （ISL） has successfully completed its season with strict bio-bubbles and regular testing procedures.
Local football tournaments across various states are also making a comeback, though with limited spectators and enhanced hygiene measures. The All India Football Federation （AIFF） has issued detailed guidelines for the safe resumption of matches at all levels.
Many local clubs are focusing on developing indigenous talent and promoting homegrown players. Traditional Indian sports equipment manufacturers are seeing increased demand for locally made football gear and training equipment.
The resurgence of football matches is bringing back employment opportunities for local coaches, ground staff, and support personnel who depend on the sports industry for their livelihood. |
