The contrast has sparked discussion on social media. In India, the game survives largely through childhood memories and occasional local matches, while Spain has turned a similar traditional pastime into a structured sport. This has led many to ask whether India could do something similar.
The contrast has sparked discussion on social media. In India, the game survives largely through childhood memories and occasional local matches, while Spain has turned a similar traditional pastime into a structured sport. This has led many to ask whether India could do something similar.
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The contrast has sparked discussion on social media. In India, the game survives largely through childhood memories and occasional local matches, while Spain has turned a similar traditional pastime into a structured sport. This has led many to ask whether India could do something similar.
