Why India is a bit player in the world of sport
The Independent
Deep-seated cultural attitudes may be to blame for the Commonwealth Games fiasco.
Does India always have a problem making a strong entrance on the world stage? That was certainly the view of E M Forster's fictional English hero Fielding in A Passage to India who ranked the country alongside Belgium as cutting a sorry figure.
Deep-seated cultural attitudes may be to blame for the Commonwealth Games fiasco.
Does India always have a problem making a strong entrance on the world stage? That was certainly the view of E M Forster's fictional English hero Fielding in A Passage to India who ranked the country alongside Belgium as cutting a sorry figure.
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