India Sets Sights on 2036 Olympics After National Games Success

The 38th National Games in India concluded with a ceremony attended by Home Minister Amit Shah, who expressed confidence in India's bid for the 2036 Olympics. The event highlighted India's growing sports infrastructure and achievements, signaling progress towards becoming a global sports hub.

The curtains fell on the 38th National Games in a vibrant closing ceremony, attended by Home Minister Amit Shah, who declared the country's readiness to host the 2036 Olympics. The event showcased India's commitment to sports, supported by increasing investments and infrastructure development.

Indian Olympic Association President, PT Usha, officially closed the Games, handing over the flag to Meghalaya's Chief Minister, Conrad Sangma, set to host the next edition in 2027. The ceremony, attended by dignitaries including Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, celebrated the athletes' performances and India's sports achievements.

Shah emphasized India's progress, noting infrastructure improvements and increased sports budgets under Prime Minister Modi's leadership. With Uttarakhand achieving significant success, leaders envision a future where India climbs into the top 10 of Olympic performers by 2036, supported by a robust sports ecosystem.