At the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, India has witnessed a notable drop in gold medals, plummeting from 28 in Hangzhou to merely 10 this time around. Key defeats were recorded in shooting, athletics, and team events, stirring concerns about future prospects. However, the men’s hockey and cricket finals still present a chance to hold onto some glory, prompting reflection on how India can reclaim its previous success in sports. At the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, India has witnessed a notable drop in gold medals, plummeting from 28 in Hangzhou to merely 10 this time around. Key defeats were recorded in shooting, athletics, and team events, stirring concerns about future prospects. However, the men’s hockey and cricket finals still present a chance to hold onto some glory, prompting reflection on how India can reclaim its previous success in sports.
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