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125 Years of Olympics

The Ultimate Trivia and Quiz Book

Aniket Mishra

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English
Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd
10 March 2024
The Olympic Games bind us like no other performative event. They evoke emotion. They get us attached to entities and athletes from other corners of the globe, and through them, we tend to explore the complexities of life, from its challenges and disappointments to its great pleasures. Friendship, aggression, failure, honour, humiliation, pride, loss and hope—these are all facets that we imbibe through the Olympics and thus it makes for a fascinating indulgence. Those who are bitten by the Olympic bug spend years reading and researching about it. And because you are reading this, we are assuming that you too, like us, try and test your passion by sitting, viewing and competing with other aficionados in ‘trivial’ pursuit—that is, remembering and bouncing off trivia with our peers.
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Imprint:   Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm, 
ISBN:   9789361562372
ISBN 10:   9361562371
Pages:   264
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Aniket Mishra works with FIFA and has been closely associated with three editions of the FIFA World Cup for men and one edition of FIFA Women’s World Cup. An MPhil from Delhi University, Aniket is also an ardent quizzer and runner.

Reviews for 125 Years of Olympics: The Ultimate Trivia and Quiz Book

‘Olympic Games, since their inception, have been a representation of the cultural, societal and political evolution of the human race. Athletes from across generations and from every part of the globe continue to add to the Olympic lore. This book is meant to be not just an accumulation of trivia, but also seeks to enable you to gauge what medals and participation truly represent and the overpowering emotional quotient attached to them.’—Arani Basu, The Times of India


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