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India bids to host 2036 Olympics in seven-nation contest

India bids to host 2036 Olympics in seven-nation contest

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Published: October 6, 2026 21:00:06 IST

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VIDEO SHOWS: ARCHIVE OF SEVEN BIDDING NATIONS INCLUDING VISION OF INDIAN CULTURE, IOC MEMBER OF INDIA NITA AMBANI, INDIA PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI, TURKISH PRIME MINISTER TAYYIP ERDOGAN WITH

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