Delhi Prepares for BWF with Imported Machines, Non-Toxic Gel, Dual-Door Entries, and Specialized Personnel

### Preparations for the Badminton World Federation Championships in New Delhi

As New Delhi gears up to host the 2023 Badminton World Federation (BWF) Championships, organizers are implementing extensive measures to ensure the events success and the wellbeing of participants. The Indira Gandhi Stadium has undergone significant renovations, including the installation of modern facilities tailored specifically for the championship.

To enhance the spectator experience and maintain a conducive environment, a range of innovative strategies have been adopted. This includes the introduction of imported machinery for seamless event operations and the use of a non-toxic gel to ensure hygiene within the venue.

Additionally, to manage wildlife concerns, particularly from local monkey populations, the organizers have engaged the services of specialists known as “monkey whisperers.” These experts are tasked with using unique techniques such as monkey mimicry to deter unwanted visitors from the stadium. Notably, Indian badminton star PV Sindhu humorously acknowledged this unconventional approach, indicating both surprise and amusement at the lengths being taken to manage the situation.

These preparations reflect a comprehensive effort by the Badminton Association of India and local authorities to create a safe and enjoyable atmosphere for athletes and fans alike. The championship is expected to contribute significantly to promoting badminton in India, showcasing the country as a capable host for international sports events.

As the date of the championship approaches, all eyes will be on New Delhi to see how these measures will shape the experience for players and spectators during this prestigious tournament.