Chandgiram had won a gold medal in the 1970 Asian Games and also represented India in the 1972 Olympics. The wrestling hall has been well known for training young talents and female wrestlers.
The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who was also present at the grand opening of the hall, said Chandgiram's contribution towards the development of women's wrestling in India is immense.
"He began women wrestling in 1990s and trained many women for wrestling competitions," said Singh.
The akhada has been made air conditioned, with modern facilities such as wrestling mat, battle rope training, TRX practice, wrestling training through video/projector, gym and weight training, besides hostels for men and women.
Diet is managed under the supervision of a professional dietician and a Russian trainer, Devis will give strength training.