India at the Tokyo Olympics 2020

India at the Tokyo Olympics 2020


Tokyo, 10th August: India finished 48th on the medal tally in the Tokyo Olympic Games with seven medals (one gold, two silver and four bronze), the best-ever medal haul for India at a single edition of the Olympic Games.

The Manipuri weightlifter Mirabai Chanu lifted 202 kg to fetch a Silver and put India on the medal tally. P.V. Sindhu won a Bronze medal in Badminton and became the first Indian woman with two consecutive Olympic medals.

In Women's Boxing, Lovlina Borgohain won the Bronze by covering the failure of Mary Kom. Ravi Kumar Dahiya became the second Indian Wrestler to clinch a Silver at the Olympics. India's men's Hockey team has won a Bronze in the Olympics after 41 years. On the last lap of this game, Bajrang Punia won the Bronze in Wrestling and Neeraj Chopra created history by winning a gold medal in the Javelin throw,

However, Indian archers and shooters have been extremely disappointed with the Tokyo Olympics.

The Prime Minister, BCCI, and also the Chief Minister of some states promised a huge amount of money and other awards to the medal winners.

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