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This is what India wants. Total dedication & Determination. Hardwork always pay off. Nowadays, there is tendency of Political class to Divide the country on Caste & Language lines. They are provoking people to ask for their rights and assets without doing hardwork. People should be aware of these selfish & dangerous leaders. They will make you fight only for the PM post. In short, we should analyse what we have given to country rather than what country have given to us. We all expect more & more success for Indian Players in Olympics. Do well. Achieve Greater heights.

Congratulations all the athletes who represented their nations at the Olympics, their coaches and family members who sacrificed so much to showcase what excellence and world-class looks like. We are really *proud of the Indian athletes* who are coming into their and winning fans world over. Each one is a remarkable story of grit and determination. We can see it in their eyes. Really inspiring! We, at DataviCloud, love to keep a score! 🔢 😀 But we also know that the scorecard is a lagging indicator. That the roots for number of medals and 4th position finishes lie in the sports infra and culture built and maintained over the years. They lie in people being so passionate about a field that they are able to work harder than most, are willing to sacrifice and take a lot of financial risk. When taking up sports doesn't start hurting from education and financial perspective, is when a country and its population can say it has done enough to start winning medals. That is a manifestation of a well healed society. Like with starting up, taking up sports and being coached by the world-class athletes is starting to look like the new normal. That's the leading indicator. (btw ditto for startups, thanks to the previous generation of startup founders paying it forward) It's heartening to see the number of sports we are able to participate and win. #apnatimeayega #olympics2024 #indianathletes #datapenguins #parisolympics #payitforward

A mixed day today for India@Paris Olympics. We won big, but we also faced some losses. But as they say, you never lose. You either win or you learn. Indian shooters continued to dominate the medal tables. This time, it was the tenacious Swapnil Kusale who won a bronze medal in the men's 50m 3 positions rifle final. This event is known as the marathon of shooting. In the 50m rifle 3 position event, unlike most other shooting events, a competitor takes aim in three different positions: kneeling, prone, and standing. Each position requires tweaks to their weapon and attire. (Source: https://lnkd.in/guJFrfh6) Swapnil was behind for most of the finals but showed nerves of steel to make a stellar comeback. Yesterday, before the finals, Swapnil said: "I admire MS Dhoni for the person that he is. My sport requires me to be as calm and patient as he is on the field. I also relate to his story as I am a ticket collector like he was." From a humble background to an Olympic podium, Swapnil Kusale's journey is truly inspiring. (All three medalist from India so far are supported by OGQ) Catch my sketchnote with curated Top 5 highlights from India@Olympics today. Unlike yesterday, I have to admit I had a bit of hard time searching for the good results today. Here's hoping tomorrow the tide will turn. Until next time... #Olympics

#ParisOlympics | From #LakshaySen to Olympic medallist #ManuBhaker, a slew of Indian athletes missed out narrowly on winning a bronze medal at #Olympics2024 More on businesstoday.in 

Paris Olympics Budget allocation for Indian Athletes - 470 crores Medals - 1 Silver and 5 Bronze Para Olympics Budget allocation for Indian Athletes - 20 crores Medals - 3 Gold, 7 Silvers and 10 Bronze still counting. #olympics #paraolympics #unfair #LINKEDINsupport #indianolympics

You know what... SAURABH SINGH I look at things differently... &, therefore need to apply utmost discretion...before I say...or write something. Particularly... on sensitive medals tally of Indian Paralympics team. I must thank you... that you did not tag #NaMo, or thanked him in a profuse .manner ... for this grand success. Usually, everybody in India does it. More acceptable .the flavour of the season. In no remotest way, to diminish personal success received by each winner... & beyond winners...even to participants. It is the strength of the character...that undeageatible character...in India...and beyond India... that human spirit... That we all salute. In this moment of pride, I believe, it is appropriate to look at our #Blacksheeps as well... We should not all be drunk with the einey liquor of success and celebrate... But paise... and critically re-examine how the nation has treated #VineshPhogat ... is it because she failed to win a medal... or "we" did not want her to win a medal... or Or ... whatever incidents and accidents happened... Or stories like these... "Indian para-athlete forced to beg" https://lnkd.in/gChRh6Au And we in India know well stories like above are rare in India... they rather are the norms... And not exceptions... And...the medal tally... for the most populous nation of the world...does not speak anything great... but big... big shame... Purely... out of curiosity... I checked disability population in India... and in China. Was surprised to see much low for India .. 2.21% in India vs 6.34% in China...of respective population ... 2021 data... Whatever be the reason or truth...my bias was it to be much higher for India... due to our malnutrition in women...or in children... or lack of universal vaccination. However the data proved me wrong... At the same time... my skeptical mind does not rule out the possibility of we undercounting our handicapped section of population... Just a research bias... you know...we all suffer from it. However, this contemporary paper puts it at 4%... and I acknowledge that Para-Olympics Organisers have defined degree of handicappedness for qualifying norms too. Whatever be the truth... cause... facilities we provide to our not so lucky section of our populace... deeper probing is needed. I usually get pissed off by our... "Indians" habit of being the first...foremost...biggest clappers on any such story.. presented as #ProudMomentOfIndia story... Upon investigation, such stories, often hide deeper rotting society of ours...and present "A shining Image of India"... which actually is...wrong...most often. Felt... it is important to share this contrarian views too... at this #PartyTime of celebrations. I again congratulate each of the winners...participants...for their indomitable spirit. https://lnkd.in/gTCepzvq

Incredible Performance by Neeraj Chopra: Silver Medal in Javelin Neeraj Chopra delivered an incredible performance, winning a silver medal for India in the highly anticipated javelin event. The competition was fierce, with an almost insurmountable target of a new Olympic record of nearly 93 meters, set by Arshad Nadeem. Despite his best efforts, Neeraj couldn't surpass this record. Javelin seems like a deeply introspective sport, where athletes are constantly competing with themselves. You could see each player battling their inner demons as they ran up to the line, desperately trying to carry maximum momentum forward while also ensuring they stopped behind the line. It's like slamming powerful brakes on a body that, just a second ago, was fully focused on transferring all that energy into the javelin. Neeraj had only one legal throw out of six attempts in the finals today, but that single throw was enough to outperform every contestant except Nadeem. Remarkably, Nadeem managed another massive 90m+ throw in his final attempt, underscoring his consistent ability to deliver big throws. In a parallel to the now meme-worthy Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikec, Nadeem may not look like the most athletic or flashily dressed contestant, but he certainly outclassed everyone with the javelin. Interestingly, Finland had three contestants, yet none of them made a mark—none of them "Finnish-ed" in the top 3 (apologies for the pun). A. Peters from Grenada came in an impressive third place. The biggest travesty is that all those freebie offers businesses promised if Neeraj won gold will now not come to pass. They garnered all the attention with bold claims but now don't have to spend a thing. One wonders if any of them will instead do something worthwhile, like sponsoring athletes to participate in the next Olympics in underrepresented events. #olympics #javelin #neerajchopra

India’s athletes have made a mark at the Paris 2024 Olympics 🥈🥉 With ₹470 crore distributed across 16 sports, our stars like Neeraj Chopra, Manu Bhaker, and more have brought home medals and pride. From athletics to weightlifting, here’s how India is shining on the global stage. #Olympics #IndiaatOlympics #IndiaOlympics

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🎉 A New Milestone for India at Paris Paralympics 2024! 🇮🇳🏅 As the games conclude, India's differently-abled but exceptionally resolute para-athletes have etched their mark on the global stage with a record-smashing medal haul of 29 🥇🥈🥉, securing the 18th position on the points table. 🏅 7 Gold Medals - a first for India, and a remarkable achievement considering the journey began with just 4 medals in 2016. India continues its meteoric rise in para-sports, surpassing the 19-medal haul from the Tokyo edition with a spectacular performance across 5 sports disciplines, including an astounding 17 medals in track and field events. 🌍 While China continues its dominance with over 200 medals, India has proudly outperformed nations like Switzerland, Belgium, South Korea, Turkey, and Argentina, solidifying its place among the world's elite. This achievement is a testament to the indomitable spirit of our para-athletes and their unwavering determination to break barriers and create history. 💪 Hats off to these champions for putting India on the global map and inspiring us all with their grit, resilience, and passion. 👏 🇮🇳 #ProudMoment #Paralympics2024 #IndianAthletes #BreakingBarriers #Resilience #Inspiration #IndiaInTop20 #ParaAthletes #TrackAndField #RecordBreaking