Indian Squash is considered to be one of the powerhouses in the world of Squash. India has so far shown numerous great performances in different occasions and has also secured a special place in the world of Squash. The
history of Squash in the world is not that much ancient compared to the other sports. However, it has become successful to win hearts of the common people within a short span of time. It has increased its popularity all over the world at a very rapid space and is being played in more than 130 countries in the world, at present.
The Indian Squash is being run and managed by several national and state level associations. All these associations are an integral part of the
management of Indian Squash and they are taking a lot of initiatives for the well being of the sport in India. They are conducting various training camps for bringing up young and talented players from the grass route level. The training camps are mainly conducted for teaching the players about the
rules of Squash and
terms of Squash and also to provide them information about the modern techniques of playing Squash.
Apart from conducting training camps, the Indian Squash associations also organise various Squash tournaments in India. The Indian Squash tournaments provide the players with a great chance to hone their skills and excellence within the Squash court. The young players also get a chance to feel the competitive atmosphere and prepare themselves for bigger challenges. All the training camps and tournaments have played an important role in producing several extraordinarily talented Squash players in India. The
Indian Squash players have so far performed extraordinarily in several national, regional and international tournaments and also become Champions in those tournaments. They have also been honoured by the Government of India, which presented them the prestigious Arjuna Award from time to time. All the
Arjuna awardees in Squash are the greatest players of Indian Squash and they have contributed a lot to the development of Indian Squash.