India faces a significant challenge in combating doping, as evidenced by the latest Wada report, which ranks the nation first globally in dope offenders with 214 adverse analytical findings in 2023. This alarming situation has prompted authorities to revive the ‘National Anti-Doping Bill 2022’, incorporating Wada’s suggestions to avoid potential suspension of NADA.
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