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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 28: When Neeraj Chopra sent his javelin flying in Tokyo and took home gold, something clicked for Indian sports fans. It was more than just one medal—it felt like proof that the endless wait might finally be over. For years, India’s huge population watched the Olympics from a distance, rarely making much noise on the medal table. Now, five years after that golden moment, people are asking: can India turn these rare flashes of brilliance into steady Olympic success, or are we stuck chasing miracles every few years? Talent Isn’t the Problem India’s struggles at the…
