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₹25 crore. 10 athletes. 1 medal: The story of Indian table tennis at Aichi-Nagoya
India won a table tennis medal for the third successive Asian Games, but Aichi-Nagoya also exposed the nation’s lack of depth in the sport, troubled preparation for the Games and over-reliance on a handful of players.
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