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India now has 22 medals and counting at the Paris Paralympics 2024. Tokyo's 19 medals record has been broken. India's medal count in previous Paralympics:- Athens 2004- 2 medals Beijing 2008- 0 medal London 2012- 1 medal Rio 2016- 4 medals Tokyo 2020- 19 medals Paris 2024- 22 medals and counting. The improvements made by Indian Para-athletes can be seen very clearly. A huge respect to all the Indian Para-Athletes. 🇮🇳❤️ But what about the Olympics? Our medal count at Paris went down from being 7 at Tokyo to 6 medals, with none of the athletes being able to defend their podium. #connection What's your view on this? What is India lacking at the Olympics, Why Indian athletes can't even qualify for most of the track and field athletics event, while on the other hand Para-Athletes 👑 are putting up a show at track and field. Paris 2024 - Comité d'organisation des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de 2024 International Olympic Committee – IOC Indian Olympic Association

Olympics vs Paralympics: A Tale of Two Budgets and Achievements India's performance on the global sports stage is always a matter of immense pride, but the numbers tell a story that speaks volumes about resilience, determination, and grit. 🏅 Olympics 2024 Budget: ₹470 Cr Medals: 6 (1 Silver, 5 Bronze) 🏅 Paralympics 2024 Budget: ₹20 Cr Medals: 29 (7 Gold, 9 Silver, 13 Bronze) 29 medals with just a fraction of the budget! 💪 The Paralympic team has shown what true sportsmanship is all about, turning challenges into opportunities and making the nation proud. The contrast between the budget allocations and the medal count highlights not just the potential of para-athletes but also the need to support them further. Every Paralympian is an inspiration, reminding us that the strength of spirit often outweighs the resources at hand. Let's celebrate these heroes and take pride in their remarkable journey! 🏆🇮🇳 International Olympic Committee – IOC #PrideOfIndia #Paralympics #Olympics #SportsInspiration #SupportParaAthletes #MedalGlory #Paralympics2024 #Olympics2024

The Paris Olympics are now in full swing, set to run until August 11, followed by the Paralympics from August 28 to September 8. India's contingent this year boasts 117 athletes across 16 disciplines, with 72 athletes making their Olympic debut. This marks India's second-largest contingent after Tokyo 2020. What sports are capturing your attention at the Paris Olympics ? Share your insights in the comments section below. #Paris2024 #ParisOlympics #Sports #Olympics #India

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The Olympics and Paralympics are just around the corner. The main talk naturally is around how many medals India can win. One topic which often surfaces but should be completely avoided is comparisons between the Olympic and Paralympic medal tally of India. Not at all a fair comparison for many reasons. The progress markers for India to improve are the respective performances from Tokyo 2020. India won 7 (1 Gold) medals at the Olympics and 19 (5 Gold) medals at the Paralympics. Two real possibilities for Paris 2024 which I am super excited about are 1. India’s first female Olympic Gold medalist ! 2. Gold, Silver, Bronze in the same event on the Paralympic podium ! Let’s cheer for India 🇮🇳 💙 #Olympics #Paralympics #Paris2024

HELP Required... Yes, I need help to decipher the outcome of 2 biggest sporting events #Olympics 2024 & #paralympics 2024 in #Paris Olympics we (India) sent a contingent of 117 athletes & we got 6 medals Paralympics we have sent a contingent of 84 athletes & we are already at 20 medals as of today morning. It translates to 0.05 Medal/athlete in olympics & a staggering 0.24 medal/athlete in Paralympics...almost 4.8 times. Why such a huge difference? There is no doubt that our athletes were the best & are equally passionate about the sport they are playing. So why such a huge difference in results? One potential reason I could think of is LACK of #Expectations Yes, you read it right...given the situation of our Paralympic athletes, expectations from them were perhaps lower nor presumably they have this humongous pressure of doing well in life. Not because they aren't capable (they are super capable & they have proved it) but because people like me think what best they can do. We don't give them a chance & that's a harsh truth, we may want to disagree with but it's reality. What it effectively means is that #pressure does not necessarily bring the best out of you. You have to be mindful of building both pressure & expectation only to an extent to enhance performance. Please help me find more reasons... Sumeit Guptaa #mythoughts #sumeitguptaa #games #medals #performance

🏆 #Paris2024 wrap up 🏆 India's performance at the #ParisOlympics2024 was a mix of achievements and challenges, with the nation securing a SILVER 🥈 and 5 BRONZE 🥉medals. Despite the high hopes for gold, our athletes delivered commendable performances across various events, showing their grit and determination on the global stage. While the results of Badminton, Boxing, and Archery fell short of expectations, and the major setback in women's Wrestling, the fact that India achieved SIX fourth-place finishes highlights the competitive spirit of our athletes and improved performance from last the games. Looking ahead, the significant investments in sports development through various schemes of the #GovernmentofIndia and #SportsAuthorityofIndia's continued support for athletes promise a brighter future. Despite the fierce competition, India's sporting spirit remains robust, with the potential for even greater achievements in the upcoming Olympic Games. #teamindia #missionLA2028

India at Paralympics: 1968-2016: 12 medals 2019-2024: 34 medals and counting. India’s performance at the the Paralympics 2024 has been nothing short of phenomenal. Ranked 15th in the overall medals tally we have achieved 3 golds, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals with 5 days remaining in the games. In the last paralympics India had sent 54 athletes who fetched 19 medals, an outstanding conversion ratio of 35% The feat becomes more and more impressive as we dig deeper. Out of the 12 gold medals won across all Paralympic Games, India has won the most not in shooting but in athletics. And this has come at a level of athleticism comparable to the Olympics. Nishad Kumar ‘s high jump at 2.03 m was just .4 m shy of the Olympic world record. And the stories of grit, of overcoming odds, behind each of these athletes, you could carve out a movie like Chandu Champion and you’d have no dearth of real stories. Fun fact: Did you know that there are 12 multiple medallists who have dominated their sport for decades from India. Below is a list of them. So next time you see a person with any disability be kind but don’t pity them, they could well be an Olympian someday 🇮🇳

A comprehensive list celebrating India's Olympic medalists and the editions they triumphed in as India gears up for Paris Olympics 2024. #India #TeamIndia #Paris #Paris2024 #ParisOlympics #ParisOlympics2024 #Olympics #Olympics2024

India's performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics was a mix of significant achievements and missed opportunities. The country secured six medals—one silver and five bronze—which, while commendable, marked a slight decline from the seven medals won at Tokyo 2020. **Key Achievements**: - **Neeraj Chopra** continued to shine, winning a silver in the men's javelin throw, making him the first Indian athlete to win both a gold and silver at the Olympics. - **Shooting** was a strong area for India, with Manu Bhaker winning two bronze medals, one in the women's 10m air pistol and another in the mixed team event alongside Sarabjot Singh. Swapnil Kusale also secured a bronze in the men's 50m rifle three positions event. - **Field Hockey**: The men's team won a bronze medal, marking their second consecutive Olympic bronze, showing a resurgence in India's historic stronghold sport. **Critical Inputs**: Despite these successes, India's overall rank of 71st on the medal tally highlights ongoing challenges. The country continues to struggle in converting near-misses into podium finishes, with six fourth-place finishes across various sports, including boxing, shooting, and weightlifting. India's underperformance in some key areas like athletics, archery, and boxing, despite substantial investments and expectations, indicates a need for better support systems, especially in the crucial moments that separate medal winners from the rest. The heavy reliance on a few states, particularly Haryana, for Olympic success also suggests that more effort is needed to diversify the talent pool across the country. In summary, while India made notable strides in some sports, the overall performance shows that there is still much work to be done to consistently compete with the top Olympic nations. #IndiaAtOlympics #Paris2024 #Olympics2024 #TeamIndia #IndianSports #NeerajChopra #ShootingStars #HockeyIndia #ChaseYourDreams #JavelinThrow #SportsInIndia #IndianAthletes #OlympicJourney #RoadToGlory #RisingIndia