Randhir Singh has made history by becoming the first Indian president of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) during the 44th General Assembly in New Delhi. At 77 years old, he was the sole eligible candidate and was elected unanimously for a term running from 2024 to 2028, succeeding Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah, who was banned from sports administration. Singh, a five-time Olympian and seasoned sports administrator, emphasized unity and the need for better marketing and sponsorship for the Asian Games as top priorities. His election was celebrated by sports leaders from 45 Asian countries, with notable figures like Abhinav Bindra expressing confidence in his leadership. Singh's family background in sports, including connections to cricket and the IOC, underscores his long-standing commitment to the Olympic movement. He aims to promote Olympic values and improve sports infrastructure across Asia.