So our role is limited to Rice plate only or we should try for Amul Butter too?

Both! If you can assimilate.

So I should work harder and try for better things rather than limiting myself to gaining experience? 

Nothing comes easy and  fall in your lap. You have to shed perspiration.

Sunil seems to be in league with Shoba De in criticizing our Olympic players, which is very unfair,. we are an emerging economy who are gradually increasing our expenditure on sports. It takes time to develop infrastructure and attract persons to develop into world class sports champions. We atre better today than previous games,. have patience and enjoy your rice plate with Amul butter.

Let's talk about realities irrespective of anybody's opinions. Atanu Das, in Archery entered Pre quarter finals. We won Hockey beating Argentina. That's all. No other things matter.

I am not criticizing our players but criticizing the mentality of our society. We go overboard on small gains and forget to better ourselves. We do not have the proper planning for doing things better. As far emerging economy China was always as good or as bad in 40s and 50s in last century but look at them and then look back at your own progress. Look at small countries like Singapore and then look at yourself. 

This was the problem that was in discussions, since a long time. Why India of such a big size, failing in getting Olympic Medals in tune with its size. I think it's due to the attitude of respective Governments, as well as the Society. Especially, the attitude of the parents is winning medals  "is useless. But fortunately, this attitude is changing . Deepa Karmakar, who is creating waves in Gymnastics was all praise for her parents, who supported her. Keeping this aspect in view and the performance of our Indian Players, i'm hopeful that in future India will be able to fetch more medals in Olympics.

well from comparison to earlier, now a day the supporting for the Indian athletes are becoming higher and higher, it is also true that the athletes are not getting proper facility, so that they can train themselves for higher level of matches and that I think is the problem why Indian athletes fails many time in winning the gold medals.

Beyond any doubt , the trend is changing. Here in India and there in Rio, things are looking better. Our players are putting up excellent performance, breaking all the previous records. And I'm hopeful, things will further improve.