India's tactics for World Badminton success

The article highlighted the unconventional regulatory measures implemented by the organizing committee of the World Badminton Championship held in New Delhi. These measures include hiring voice imitators to mimic the sounds of Langur monkeys in order to scare away and keep small monkeys away from the courts, in response to the ongoing issue of invasion by Rhesus monkeys in the city. It was also noted that this approach follows a previous incident where a wild monkey roamed freely in the tournament’s stands. The officially announced action aims to protect players and facilities from attacks that could disrupt matches, especially as India prepares to host major sporting events like the Commonwealth Games and the Olympics. Additionally, the article mentioned the efforts by Indian authorities to address the problem of pigeon overcrowding on the grounds by spraying a non-toxic substance to deter the birds from gathering, ensuring that the events can proceed smoothly and without animal-related obstacles.

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