BHOPAL: After making a strong mark as the presenting sponsor in the Madhya Pradesh League (MPL) T-20 Cricket in 2025, aisectIndia has taken a decisive step forward this year with the grand launch of its new men’s and women’s cricket teams “Royal Nimar Eagles.” 

The special Meet & Greet event witnessed the presence of players, eminent sports personalities, senior industry representatives, and sponsors. During the program, around ten distinguished contributors to sports and cricket, along with team sponsors, were felicitated. The men’s and women’s squads of Royal Nimar Eagles were formally welcomed with great enthusiasm. 

A highlight of the evening was the launch of the team’s official “Royal Nimar Eagles Jingle," which electrified the atmosphere, followed by the unveiling of the new team jersey. The occasion was graced by AISectIndia Chairman Mr. Santosh Choubey and Executive Vice Presidents Dr. Siddharth Chaturvedi and Dr. Pallavi Rao Chaturvedi.

The team’s official cricket kit was also unveiled in the presence of Rabindranath Tagore University’s Pro-Chancellor, RNTU; Director, AIC-RNTU, Mr. Nitin Vats; Team Director Mr. G. Satish; and Team Manager Mr. Vijay Pratap. 

The name “Royal Nimar Eagles” reflects not just a geographical identity but also India's emotional commitment and long-term vision for nurturing sporting talent in the Nimar region. Having already made significant contributions in education through Rabindranath Tagore University, Scope Global Skills University, and Dr. C.V. Raman University, the group is now actively investing in sports—identifying, grooming, and elevating young talent to new heights.

Nimar, particularly Khandwa and surrounding areas, has always been rich in sporting talent. The youth here embody energy, discipline, and competitive spirit yet have long lacked structured platforms, professional guidance, and exposure. The Royal Nimar Eagles are designed to bridge that gap—blending regional pride with professional excellence.

Symbolically, the eagle represents patience, strategic vision, and balanced aggression, while "royal" signifies dignity, leadership, and supremacy. Together, the name conveys that success is not merely about strength but about the ability to make the right decisions at the right time. 

Open trials were conducted by aisectIndia across Khandwa, Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal, and Rewa starting February 24, attracting a large pool of young aspirants from across Madhya Pradesh. 

Speaking on the occasion, Chairman, aisectIndia, Mr. Santosh Choubey remarked, “Sports instil discipline, leadership, and confidence in youth. Royal Nimar Eagles is not just a cricket team but a powerful platform to take the region’s talent to the national stage.” 

Executive Vice President, aisectIndia, Dr. Siddharth Chaturvedi added, “This initiative goes beyond launching a team. AISECT aims to build a sustainable sports ecosystem by integrating training, fitness, nutrition, analytics, and management. The Royal Eagles Cricket Academy, equipped with modern facilities at Scope Campus, is a step in this direction. We are not just creating a team but a structured ecosystem to provide young players with professional training, mentorship, and support.” 

AisectIndia also announced several social initiatives to be driven through MPL—including free cricket kits and support for girls’ education for every century scored in matches. 

The event was attended by Royal Nimar Eagles players, coaching staff, sports dignitaries, industry leaders, and a large number of cricket enthusiasts. 

Men’s Team 2026 

Led by Captain Saransh Jain and Vice-Captain Himanshu Mantri, the squad features Kumar Kartikeya Singh, Anand Singh Bais, Pranit Patidar, Parush Mandal, Pushkar Vishwakarma, Prarabdh V. Mishra, Shivansh Chaturvedi, Kanishk Dubey, Dharmesh Patel, Kartik Rajoria, Shantanu Raghuvanshi, Ayan Shriraj, Abhishek Mavi, Devendra Singh Kathait, and Shashank Patidar. 

Women’s Team 2026

Under the captaincy of Nikita Singh, the team includes Vaishnavi Sharma, Yamini Billore, Kalyani Jadav, Sonia Singh, Tanishka Sen, Deepti Singh, Harshita Singh, Rishita Jain, Khushi Yadav, Janvi Rai, Lakshita Maheshwari, Muskan Yogi, Rashi Soni, and Saloni Paswan.

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