Students at Government Commerce College in Alwar have a new sports facility following the inauguration of a Rs 17.20 lakh synthetic basketball court on Sunday, October 11, 2026. Union Environment and Forest Minister Bhupender Yadav and Rajasthan Minister of State for Forests (Independent Charge) Sanjay Sharma opened the court.
The event also brought announcements of further campus improvements, including additional rooms, a library and an indoor auditorium. These are planned additions to the college, while the basketball court has been completed and inaugurated.
More facilities planned at two Alwar colleges
Yadav announced that rooms would be built at Government Commerce College according to its needs, along with a library. Sharma also outlined plans for an indoor auditorium at the college and an indoor badminton court at GD College.
- Rooms and library: Announced for Government Commerce College to expand student facilities.
- Indoor auditorium: Planned at Government Commerce College alongside the additional rooms.
- Indoor badminton court: Planned at GD College, where Sharma said a water borewell had already been installed using MLA development funds.
Sharma said the badminton court would be built as soon as possible. No specific completion dates or project costs were announced for these proposed additions.
Sports and libraries feature in wider Alwar plans
Addressing students, Yadav stressed the role of both libraries and playing fields in their development. He linked the creation of e-libraries and the Alwar Sansad Khel Utsav to efforts to support learning and give young athletes opportunities to compete.
Sharma said 130 e-libraries had been established across rural and urban areas of the Alwar parliamentary constituency, with further work continuing. He also said construction of a girls' school announced in the state budget was progressing and that it would be inaugurated soon.
For students, the new basketball court is the immediate addition. The proposed teaching, library and indoor sports facilities will depend on the next stages of construction, with separate works planned for Government Commerce College and GD College.
