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Well, I mean, Japan and Korea are two of the biggest wrestling powerhouses in the history of Olympic wrestling. So that's almost an unfair question. India has a long history with wrestling and is one of the progenitors of freestyle wrestling as we see it today. In the modern era, they haven't had the greatest Olympic success, but a lot of that has to do with economic circumstances and the inability of a lot of wrestlers to get underwritten by the government the same way some countries do for their wrestlers. Sushi Kumar and his family had to work to support his wrestling, even as he was the reigning world champion. And even then, it's going to be a difficult path to getting selected for the national team, not just for wrestling, but based on political reasons as well.Honestly what haz been indias performance in the Olympics? Considering their population, how do they fair up against other non chinese east asinan countries like japan and korea?