Mumbai, Oct. 9 -- Dressed in an impeccably crisp blue shirt, Prakash Padukone let out a big smile when asked if he missed what he had been doing for more than three decades after retiring as India's trailblazing badminton player: elite coaching. "No, no, I think I've done enough. It's a good change for me. There's no tension, no pressure... I'm enjoying my new role," smiled Padukone, who is now more into coaching the coaches and expanding the sport's base at the bottom of the pyramid. At the top, Indian badminton isn't having the best of times currently. The one-medal Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games was a significant drop from the three-medal Hangzhou edition. There was no gold and individual medal to go with the men's team bronze. "It was a littl...