In India, the National Sports Federations (NSFs) are set up to advance the training of amateur players and provide them with adequate training to develop their acuity. Currently, there are 56 autonomous associations of the NSF which include the Athletic Federation of India, Badminton Association of India, All India Chess Federation and so on. Apart from these organizations, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) is also set up to promote successful participation in the Olympics. While rules of the game set up by the governing body tell about how a sport is to be play. There is another set of rules and regulations that govern how the participants should conduct themselves on the field.[2]The primary laws are the various rules and regulations formulated by the governing bodies regulating the conduct of the players, officials, coaches, agents or any other person involved.