When Nehru declared a national holiday for Milkha and a Rhodes Scholar who struck gold : vimarsana.com

Two men -- the Flying Sikh Milkha Singh and heavyweight freestyle wrestler Lila Ram -- broke India's medal drought in what were then known as the British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Cardiff, Wales, in 1958.A little over a month before his ...

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