'It will help India win more medals': Athletes hail PM Modi's nationwide talent hunt programme

During his speech, Modi also announced a nationwide talent hunt program to expand the pool of talent so that Indian athletes can qualify in a much wider variety of Olympic events. There are about 40 disciplines in the Olympics, with nearly 350 events.

We are launching a nationwide talent hunt for children aged 5 to 15 to identify prospects in every corner of the country. Several young athletes reacted to Modi's announcement as they hailed the new initiative.

What Happened

Sujata, an international handball player, called the initiative a 'very good one'. PM Modi's talent hub initiative is a very good step.

• During his speech, PM Modi reiterated India's ambition to host the 2036 Olympics, while also emphasising the need to groom young athletes for the upcoming global tournaments.

• India's performance is improving, and we are strong contenders to become an Olympic host in 2036.

• We have decided that in 2036, we should participate in at least three-fourths of the events.

Key Details

Meanwhile, Nitin, a national-level player, also heaped praise on the initiative. Under this, children aged 5-10 can get opportunities.

• If we have to field a strong team for the 2036 Olympics, we need to identify talent in rural places also.

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• So, this program can enable several children to emerge and compete in such sports and help us win more medals.

Why It Matters

Handball coach Binoy D.S also reacted to the decision, stating that the initiative will allow children to come up from grassroots levels. The main thing in the message that the Prime Minister gave for India today was to give maximum chances to.

• There are many sports in which our country does not have representation.

• He also hoped Kho Kho would become an Olympic sport in the future.

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