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In the best of times, it takes the struggle of a lifetime to deliver the holy grail of an Olympic medal. As India reeled under the disastrous first and second waves of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was the worst of times to exist – leave alone train for sporting glory.
And yet, the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 conclude as the most successful in India’s 120-year history of competition.
These seven champions have travelled far and wide to make that happen. This is their story, recapped.
Medal #1: Mirabai Chanu
Silver, women’s 49 kg weightlifting
Medal #2: PV Sindhu
Bronze, women’s singles badminton
Medal #3: Lovlina Borgohain
Bronze, women’s welterweight boxing
Medal #4: Men’s Hockey Team
Bronze
Medal #5: Ravi Kumar Dahiya
Silver, men’s 57 kg wrestling
Medal #6: Bajrang Punia
Bronze, men’s 65 kg wrestling
Medal #7: Neeraj Chopra
Gold, men’s javelin throw
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Answer of second question
In the best of times, it takes the struggle of a lifetime to deliver the holy grail of an Olympic medal. As India reeled under the disastrous first and second waves of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was the worst of times to exist – leave alone train for sporting glory.
And yet, the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 conclude as the most successful in India’s 120-year history of competition.
These seven champions have travelled far and wide to make that happen. This is their story, recapped.
Medal #1: Mirabai Chanu
Silver, women’s 49 kg weightlifting
Medal #2: PV Sindhu
Bronze, women’s singles badminton
Medal #3: Lovlina Borgohain
Bronze, women’s welterweight boxing
Medal #4: Men’s Hockey Team
Bronze
Medal #5: Ravi Kumar Dahiya
Silver, men’s 57 kg wrestling
Medal #6: Bajrang Punia
Bronze, men’s 65 kg wrestling
Medal #7: Neeraj Chopra
Gold, men’s javelin throw