The Baseball Federation of India (BFI) is the national governing body for baseball in India, dedicated to promoting and developing the sport since its inception in 1983. Recognized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports as well as the World Baseball Softball Confederation, BFI focuses on fostering baseball at all levels, from grassroots to elite national teams. With a network of 28 state associations and over 15,000 registered players, the federation organizes various activities including national championships, coaching clinics, and umpire certification programs.

Committed to advancing baseball as a mainstream sport in India, BFI offers initiatives such as grassroots development programs designed to introduce children to baseball, an elite athlete program for nurturing talents, and dedicated efforts to enhance women's participation in the sport. The federation fields national teams across different categories and has seen significant achievements, including India's bronze medal at the recent Asian Baseball Championship. With a mission to achieve excellence on the global stage, BFI continues to work towards elevating the profile of baseball throughout the country.