Squash was traditionally played by the Brahmin caste in India.

The first squash tournament in India was held in 1885 in Calcutta.

Jahangir Khan was the first Indian to win a major squash tournament, the British Open, in 1981.

Chennai is known as the 'Squash Capital of India' due to its strong squash tradition and the presence of several top squash players from the city.

The Chennai Open is an annual squash tournament held in Chennai, India.

Saurav Ghosal has won the most number of PSA World Tour titles among Indian squash players.

Dipika Pallikal has been ranked as high as world number 1 in squash.

The Squash Rackets Federation of India is the governing body for squash in India.

There are approximately 1500 squash courts in India.

Squash in India faces challenges such as lack of funding, lack of infrastructure, and lack of awareness.

Initiatives such as construction of new squash courts, organizing squash tournaments, and providing financial assistance to squash players are being taken to promote squash in India.

The future of squash in India is bright with the emergence of talented players and the increasing popularity of the sport.

We can increase the popularity of squash in India by organizing more squash tournaments, providing financial assistance to squash players, constructing new squash courts, and promoting squash in schools and colleges.

Playing squash offers several benefits such as improving cardiovascular health, aiding in weight loss, and strengthening muscles and bones.

The best way to learn how to play squash is to take lessons from a qualified coach, watch instructional videos, and practice regularly.