Asian Games 2010 Medals Tally
642010 Asian Games Medals Tally | 2010 Asian Games Guangzhou Medals Tally
China once again proved that they are the leading superpower of Asia in Sports and they have a huge lead in terms of Gold Medal. As a matter of fact their Gold Medal count is much much more than that of total medals tally of most of the countries in the medals tally, with the exception being Korea and Japan, who almost are excluded from this list, as they crossed 100 + in terms of total Medals Tally.
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India vs China in Asian Games 2010 Medals Tally
On the other hand, Indian team who did extremely well at the Commonwealth games 2010, as they finished 2nd in Delhi 2010 Commonwealth games, were no match for the strong Chinese Team.But still it is a positive sign for India, because it is this Asian games where India created history by winning their first medal in Gymnastics and also did well in different categories.
So for India, it is still a long way to go to even compete or imagine competing with China. But this doesn't mean that India will never over take China in future.If Indian resources are used very well for sports, and most importantly the Sports Ministry must take some extremely good steps and put forward for a long term goal to achieve this.
Do you think India can overtake China in Medals tally in Asian games in future?
I knew you will have different opinions, please share your views about this possibility..
" India can overtake China in medals Tally in future"
If so, how many years India will take to overtake China and what steps according to you will give the result.
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Why are we Indians always living in some dreamland instead of facing the realities of NOW? It seems we are perpetually engaged in talking about what we are GOING TO DO, which is always conveniently "in another two or three decades". It is very embarrassing to read these naive expressions of optimism and to think that others around the world could read them too.
In the old fable of the hare and the tortoise, the slow tortoise won in the end because the hare was overconfident and went to sleep. But what if the hare did not go to sleep but kept running?
We are all hoping that China, the hare, will fall asleep so that we, the tortoise, can beat them "in the future". But China is a country that never sleeps. If we have not learnt that much by now, we will never learn anything. For every meter we travel, they travel one kilometre. And they will keep doing that. Forever.
There is one HUGE difference between China and India. The Chinese leaders have a lot of National Pride. They are proud of their country, and are ready to work hard to do well in all fields. By contrast, we Indians are governed by thieves and looters who have no national pride whatsoever; they are only interested in getting rich and powerful at our expense. Their only pretense to national pride is the dirty "khadi" clothes that they wear, probably unwashed for days.
So, let us admit that we are going to be a third world nation forever; a dirty, crumbling, overpopulated and corrupt third world nation with fast-diminishing resources. That honesty can at least spare us the laughter of those who read our empty, childish boasts.
Hi Sharan, we can understand the hatred you have against the corrupted politicians and you are correct. But that doesn't mean India has never got the talent and power to overtake China, but what we need is that a proper plan and most importantly to work accordingly to achieve for that, which is not possible in the present scenario, thanks to some corrupted politicians and others.
Raaghavan Hub Author 18 months ago
Today, November 21 India won two Gold Medals so far, as India clinched Gold and Silver in Women's 10,000 meter and also a Gold in Men's Doube trap
Women's 10,000 m:
Preeja Sreedhara - Gold
Kavita Raut - Silver
Men's Double Trap Shooting:
Ronjan Sodhi Wins Gold