India’s Sports Ministry is now quietly calling on *2,000 Indian families living in Nagoya* to help house its athletes. Why? Because there’s no athletes’ village. Instead, players are sleeping in container units, cruise ships, and last-minute hotels. Some Indian athletes waited hours for rooms; and a few are already moved to hotels. The ministry’s backup plan? The Indian diaspora. Families have been asked to stay on standby; just in case. And it’s working. Many are already helping with airport pickups and guidance. Even Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya is on the ground. But this isn’t just about beds; it’s about dignity, preparation, and ensuring athletes aren’t stressed before they compete. With 11,000 athletes across 43 sports, the pressure is global. India’s solution? Human connections. Not infrastructure. And honestly? That might be the most Indian thing about the entire event.