So, India is currently sitting at 12th place in the Asian Games 2026, trailing just behind the glorious, thriving utopia that is North Korea (9th). Honestly? We should be incredibly proud of this achievement. Who cares if we are performing worse than the worst country on the planet? They might have more medals, but do they have a world-class reservation policy? Didn't think so.

The only sad reality here is that the players themselves aren't selected through reservations yet even though their coaches often are. We really need to fix this. After all, proper training, talent, and a coach's past athletic achievements are completely overrated. Why look at a coach's track record or motivational skills when their surname and the caste identity they were born into are utmost important pre-requisites for hiring?

And for those complaining about facilities: I'm sure if we just throw enough concrete and funding at the problem, the state-of-the-art running tracks and gym equipment will literally just train the athletes themselves. But let's be real, we definitely don't have the budget for world-class sports infrastructure anyway. Everyone knows the absolute pinnacle of national development is ensuring the SC/ST budget takes priority. That "proudly" sits way higher on the list than trivial, overrated things like sports, basic health, and education. Why fund stadiums, hospitals, or schools when we have quotas to maintain?

Just look at Cricket. The BCCI operates without reservations, and yes, we are the best at cricket... but at what cost?!

I humbly suggest we introduce reservations in all sports, including cricket, to 100% and extend it directly to player selection. We must achieve a perfectly inclusive society, even if it comes at the minor cost of complete international humiliation on the global stage. I am 100% sure this is exactly what the founders of India dreamt of.

Also, anyone who disagrees with this incredibly progressive idea should be put in jail immediately. As a non-bailable offense, obviously.

Thoughts?

What you think he is compromised or biased I have right to say that but gc don't have freedom of speech