The revival of the Delphian idea of the “Modern Pythian Games” in front of the world press today at the Hotel Le Meridian in New Delhi is a historic day for the Modern Pythian Games as royal majesties, ambassadors, businesspeople, cultural organisations, and artisans from over 90 countries joined forces to form the International Pythian Council.

The International Pythian Council, which is in charge of protecting the “Modern Pythian Games” trademarks, and the Delphic India Trust were both founded by Bijender Goel. He spoke at the press conference, explained the idea of the Pythian Games, and created the game itself. Prior to the suspension of all Panhellenic Games in 394 AD, Bjender Goel said that the Pythian Games, which had been a part of the Panhellenic Games in ancient Greece from 582 BC, were second only to the Olympics in prominence.

With its multi-level framework, the Modern Pythian Games will benefit national economies, promote tourism, and provide jobs for artisans and stakeholders. They will be conducted every four years. These competitions will provide a distinctive worldwide forum for the thriving interchange of martial arts, e-sports, gaming, adventure, culture, and customs. These competitions will play a significant role in fostering international understanding through cultural diplomacy. Additionally, it will be a significant step toward making the €800 billion creative sector a more organised industry.

Source: Prnewswire