Randhir Singh has made history by becoming the first Indian elected as the President of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) during its 44th General Assembly held in New Delhi. The 77-year-old former Olympic shooter, who was the sole candidate for the position, received unanimous support from OCA representatives, and his term will last from 2024 to 2028. Singh, who hails from a distinguished sporting family in Punjab, has a rich background in sports both as an athlete and an administrator, having served in various capacities within the Indian Olympic Association and other sporting bodies. Notably, he has competed in five Olympic Games and won multiple medals at the Asian Games. His leadership comes at a pivotal time for Asian sports, especially in light of his advocacy for expanding the Olympic movement in the region. Singh's extensive experience is expected to enhance the governance and development of sports across Asia.