Description
India’s performance at the Olympic Games has been a subject of ongoing debate, particularly given the country’s large population and rich sporting history. This book explores the reasons behind India’s limited Olympic success despite its vast talent pool, focusing on factors such as health, education, physical accessibility, and the ability to engage with sports from a young age. Through analysis of India’s Olympic history, from its first participation in 1900 to the present day, the book examines systemic barriers, highlights the potential for growth, and provides a glimpse of optimism for future Olympics, especially with India's increasing sporting infrastructure and support for athletes.
