The Olympic Games called the "Golden Olympic" for India is the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. This was when India’s men's field hockey team won their first-ever Olympic gold medal, marking the beginning of a dominant era in Indian hockey. The team was led by the legendary Dhyan Chand, who scored 14 of India's 29 goals in that tournament. The 1928 gold medal in hockey is seen as a historic and golden moment in India's Olympic history, marking the start of India's three-decade long reign in Olympic hockey.
Additionally, this period of Indian hockey dominance, from 1928 to 1980, is often referred to as the "Golden Era" of Indian hockey due to multiple gold medals won in this sport by India.
So, the "Golden Olympic" for India refers primarily to the 1928 Amsterdam Games because of the start of that glorious gold medal run in hockey.
