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India To 'Seriously' Bid For Olympics | Plan To Host 2036 Games In Ahmedabad | Mirror Metro
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9:53Now PlayingIn this episode of Mirror Metro, the host Shreya Dhoundial will be discussing how Anurag Thakur, the minister of sports, stated that India is seriously considering submitting a proposal to host the Olympic Games in 2036. Before the IOC session in Mumbai in 2023, Thakur stated the government will speak with the Indian Olympic Association (IOA). 40 years after its previous hosting of the event, India was chosen to host the IOC (International Olympic Committee) session in May–June 2023. Even if host cities in the past have experienced less positive economic impact than anticipated, the Sports Minister is certain that India would be able to hold the Olympics.
A few panelists join us.
"All the bosses of the sports federation which are eating vitals of Indian sports, they need to be dislodged & Indian govt is not doing that," said Rahul Mehra, Sports Activist.
"I think we have enough time to prepare & host 2036 Olympics," said Adille Sumariwalla, President - Athletics Federation.
#India #Olympics #2036
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