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India's Olympic Dream: Bid To Host 2036 Event; Will Torch Be Lit On Own Soil? | Beyond The Headline
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43:51Now PlayingIn this episode of Beyond The Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy explores the topic of India's Big Olympic Dream. The discussion revolves around the question of why Ahmedabad should be considered for the Olympics challenge. While the idea of hosting the Olympics on Indian soil is exciting, there are undoubtedly many hurdles to overcome. However, despite the challenges, there is hope that the torch will be lit on Indian soil, and the games can finally begin on our own turf. Could the year 2036 be a leap of gold for India in the Olympic games?
Anchor Sneha is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the topic in detail. The sports enthusiast says, "Preparations for the Olympics will start now if we actually get it, it is a boost to the economy.." and former Athlete Sunita Godara says, "Medals have to come at no cost to the govt..."
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