Bajali’s Once-Busy Playgrounds Now Stand Quiet and Unused

Bajali, once known for its active sporting environment, is witnessing a noticeable decline in the use of playgrounds, with many fields now lying empty compared to previous years.

Grounds that previously hosted daily football matches, cricket, volleyball practice sessions and vibrant evening gatherings now remain mostly deserted.

Local residents say that the shift in lifestyle among the younger generation has contributed significantly to this change.

The increasing attraction towards mobile phones, digital entertainment and indoor activities has led to a sharp decrease in outdoor participation.

As a result, several community fields that once bustled with energy have lost their regular visitors.

Public playgrounds across the district also show signs of reduced maintenance, adding to the growing disinterest among youth.

Many believe that the lack of organised sports events and limited facilities has further pushed students away from physical activities.

The situation has raised concerns in the community, with calls for stronger initiatives from the concerned authorities to revive sports culture in Bajali.

Suggestions include improving playground infrastructure, ensuring availability of sports equipment and organising regular sporting events to bring back the enthusiasm once seen on these fields.

As the fields continue to fall silent, residents express hope that renewed efforts and better facilities will encourage the younger generation to return to outdoor sports and restore Bajali’s long-standing sporting spirit.