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As a member of the IOC since 2016, Nita Ambani has tirelessly advocated for India's growing presence in the global sporting arena. Her recent re-election to the IOC underscores her influence and commitment. Ambani emphasised India's enormous youth population, the significant improvements in the country's sporting performance, and the powerful unifying force of sports as pivotal reasons for bringing the Olympics to India.
India House: A Symbol of Aspirations
Ambani's efforts epitomise the India House, the first-ever country house at the Olympics, established in the vibrant Parc de la Villette. Presented by the Reliance Foundation, India House is a colourful pavilion designed to showcase India's rich heritage and Olympic ambitions. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Ambani highlighted India House as a potential tipping point for Indian sports, symbolising the country's aspirations and paving the way for India to host the Olympics in the future.
«The opening of India House represents a dream shared by 1.4 billion Indians—a dream to bring the Olympics to our ancient land,» Ambani declared. «It is a home away from home for our athletes, a place where we honour them, salute their spirit, and celebrate their achievements.»
Promoting Indian talent
The Reliance Foundation, under Ambani's leadership, has been instrumental in supporting several national champions, including Jyothi Yarraji, the first Indian woman to break the 13-second barrier in the 100-meter hurdles. «Her story, coming from humble beginnings, tells of an Indian youth full of hope,» A
