The correct answer is the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Taking another step in the direction of making India one of the top air sports nations by 2030, the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation announced the countrys first 'National Air Sports Policy' in June 2022. The policy will cover air sports such as aerobatics, aeromodelling, model rocketry, amateur-built and experimental aircraft, ballooning, drones, gliding, and powered gliding, hang-gliding and powered hang-gliding, parachuting (including skydiving, Base jumping, and wingsuit flying), paragliding and paramotoring (including powered parachute trikes), powered aircraft and rotorcraft. The Air Sports Federation of India (ASFI) will be the apex governing body for this initiative. This federation will be chaired by Civil Aviation Ministry Secretary Rajiv Bansal. The ASFI is an autonomous body and will present India at the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) and other global platforms related to air sports. Additional Information World Air Sports Federation. Founded on 14 October 1905. Headquarters are located in Lausanne, Switzerland. President is David Monks.