The Indian archers run the risk of competing under a neutral World Archery (WA) banner if the de-recognised national federation of the country
Terming India a key market for the sport, he said: "It would be great to have an event, like the Hyundai Archery World Cup Final, in the country. Before that can happen, we need to make sure the proper governance is in place within the country."
"It is only a matter of time until India wins an Olympic archery medal. Winning an Olympic medal in archery is not easy, but Indian athletes are talented enough to achieve a podium finish. It is simply a case of performing at the right time."
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