- Manu Bhaker – Women’s 10m Air Pistol (Shooting)
- Result: Bronze
- Details: An Indian Shooter, Manu Bhaker participated in the women’s 10 metre air pistol where she won bronze. This aims at shooting at targets with great accuracy while standing with the weapon at a range of 10 meters Paris Olympics.
- Manu Bhaker-Sarabjot Singh – Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol (Shooting)
- Result: Bronze
- Details: This was a mixed team event in which Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh took part for India in the 10m Air Pistol. The team received a bronze medal after performing in a discipline that incorporates scores of a man and woman as a team Paris Olympics Paris Olympics.
- Swapnil Kusale – Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions (Shooting)
- Result: Bronze
- Details: Swapnil Kusale participated in the rifle shooting Men’s 50m Rifle 3 positions; the sections include prone, standing, and kneeling. He scored a Me in this challenging shooting event.
- Team India – Men’s Event (Hockey)
- Result: Bronze
- Details: The Indian men hockey team managed to get the Bronze medal in the men’s hockey event. Altogether, great performance was shown by the team over the course of the event, to culminate in a third place in the Paris Olympics.
- Neeraj Chopra – Men’s Javelin Throw (Athletics)
- Result: Silver
- Details:A famous athlete Neeraj Chopra, well recognized for his performing in the javelin throw event secured the second position in Men’s javelin throw category. It still features his ability to perform in matters related to athletics on the international level.
- Aman Sehrawat – Bronze
- Details: At the age of 21 years and 24 days, Aman Sehrawat bettered PV Sindhu’s record of 21 years, one month and 14 days when she bagged the silver medal at the Rio 2016 Olympics.
- On his Olympic debut, Aman Sehrawat, an Asian champion, got the better of Puerto Rico’s Darian Cruz, a Pan American Games bronze medallist, with a convincing 13-5 scoreline.
A summary of successful events in the 2024 Paris Olympics demonstrated beautiful and worthy performances of Indian athletes in several disciplines. I carefully remember the abilities of the most famous Indian sportsmen: Manu Bhaker took the bronze medal in the Women’s 10m Air Pistol.
This competition was accurate and stable, shooters used ten shots and participated from a standing position at a distance of ten meters. Bhaker also takes the third place in her event because of nerves of steel that produced great shot after great shot. The following shooting event saw Bhaker partnering with Sarabjot Singh in the Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol event. Then, in another team-rap shoot-out format, together they won another bronze medal, clearly proving that there is harmony between them.
Swapnil Kusale won a bronze medal in the Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions event. This challenging event involves shooting from three different positions: which are varied between sitting, prone, standing, and kneeling positions, this implies that the model requires lot of flexibility and control. Kusale has thus come out a deserved bronze medalist due to his ability to perform well and fit in anywhere.
The Indian women’s football team also improved and performed well enough to get a place in the finals but failed to clinch the title, in the same way, the Indian men’s hockey also got the bronze medal in men’s event. Hockey a sport in which India has a demonstrated strength the team displayed good inter- and intra team dynamics and good tactics. Much good can be said of their efforts in the tournament but just to some of it — the bronze medal was well earned.
n athletics, India got yet another medal on the global stage in form of silver medal in the Men’s Javelin Throw by Neeraj Chopra. Chopra is popular for his incredible throwing arm when it comes to javelin, and his event in Paris only showcased him as one of the best in the world. The silver medal was also an accomplishment, though he now boasts a litany of accomplishments.
In the end, Aman Sehrawat clinched a gold in the Men’s 57kg Freestyle Wrestling event. It is for this reason that observers were fascinated by Sehrawat’s win, which certainly showed technical neatness and tactical wisdom. Wrestling which is one of the sports that requires high level of technique as well as fitness deposed Sehrawat’s rivals to the_second floor. The gold win not only reflects the ambition and skills of the wrestler but also contributes to India’s continually rising status in wrestling.
Most of these have been as a result of the effort being laid by the athletes; thus are the contributions of India to the international competitions. They have given their best in the just concluded Paris Olympics 2024 that has brought pride and recognition to the country, thereby proving that the country is producing different talents in sporting activities.
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