The name “India” was changed to “Bharat” in President Draupadi Murmu’s invitations to heads of state, chiefs of government, and chief ministers of states for an official banquet during the G20 Summit in New Delhi, causing controversy.
The shift from India to Bharat will be difficult, according to Indian men’s hockey goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, who added that “Bharat” has always been. His remarks were made in the midst of the India v. Bharat dispute. The name “India” was changed to “Bharat” in President Draupadi Murmu’s invitations to heads of state, chiefs of government, and chief ministers of states for an official banquet during the G20 Summit in New Delhi, causing controversy. Instead of the traditional “President of the Republic of India,” the name “Bharat” was used, sparking rumours among political figures, especially among those who are a part of the Opposition INDIA alliance.Sreejesh responded to the news and gave his position to the media, saying, “That is a new question for me since I never felt it like that because we constantly say ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’. Bharat is thus always present. Now you write Bharat instead of India. Given that you are accustomed to this word, I believe it will be a little unusual for me. You have been spreading this message for a very long time. However, I believe that will be a novel experience for children, and they will be ok with that. However, moving from India to Bharat will be quite difficult.The much-awaited official ceremonial clothing and accessories were displayed by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) on Tuesday.The much-awaited official ceremonial dress and playing uniform for the Indian contingent competing at the upcoming 2022 Asian Games, which will take place in Hangzhou, China from September 23 to October 8, were released by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) on Tuesday.Anurag Thakur, the Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Youth Affairs, and Sports, the IOA President, and other top officials attended the glittering send-off ceremony that was also held by the IOA.Along with athletes from several other sports, the Indian delegation included hockey goalies PR Sreejesh (for men) and Savita Punia (for women), shooting prodigy Manu Bhaker, and shot put gold medalist Tajinderpal Singh Toor from the 2018 Asian Games.Rowing, which has 33 members, will be competing in Hangzhou with the largest unit behind athletics. As the Asian Games make their formal debut, a 15-person Esports squad will also be present.In the most recent Asian Games, which were held in 2018, the Indian team won 70 medals, including 16 gold ones, setting a record for most medals ever.
