India has made history in the Asian Games by winning more than 100 medals for the first time, with a total of 107 medals. This achievement is considered a significant milestone in Indian sports. The narrator attributes this success to the efforts of the Indian government, particularly the Modi government, which has increased the sports budget by 70 times in 9 years. The government has also implemented various schemes such as Khelo India and OPSO to provide world-class facilities and training to Indian athletes.
The narrator believes that India's sporting achievements are an indicator of its economic growth and that the country is on the right track to becoming a major player in international sports. The success of Indian athletes in various sports, including shooting, athletics, hockey, cricket, and kabaddi, is seen as a reflection of the country's growing strength and influence.
The narrator also compares India's performance in sports to that of Pakistan, which is struggling in various aspects, including sports. Pakistan's poor performance in sports is seen as a reflection of its economic struggles.
The video ends with the narrator encouraging viewers to share their opinions and participate in a competition to win money by giving their opinions on various sports-related topics.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. India won more than 100 medals in the Asian Games for the first time in history.
2. India won a total of 107 medals in the Asian Games.
3. This achievement occurred within four years, as India had previously not gone beyond 50-60 medals.
4. India's medal count increased by 150 from the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games.
5. India won 52 medals in shooting and athletics alone.
6. India won medals in sports like rowing, sailing, roller skating, canoe, golf, and bridge.
7. India's first sports university was created in Manipur with a budget of ₹800 crores.
8. The Modi government increased the sports budget from ₹874 crores in 2014 to ₹70,000 crores.
9. The government started schemes like Khelo India and OPSO Epic Podium to support athletes.
10. A separate Sports Ministry was created in 2020 to focus on sports-related issues.
11. India's per capita sports budget is ₹200,000.
12. The country's sporting achievements are an indicator of its economic growth.
13. India was not in the top 10 in Asia by winning only one gold medal in 1990.
14. Today, India has won 288 gold and 107 medals and is in the top four.
15. Pakistan, a country struggling economically, has performed poorly in sports, including hockey and cricket.