Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics, leaves people in splits by pulling off a prank at the airport.

Watch! Olympic gold medallist from Canada's hilarious prank at security check

Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics, leaves people in splits by pulling off a prank at the airport.

Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics bid Tokyo adieu after the Games but not before pulling off a hilarious prank. She posted a video on her Instagram account where Mitchell can be seen&nbsp;walking through a metal detector at a venue in Tokyo and the machine starts to beep. What happened next will leave you in splits.

Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics bid Tokyo adieu after the Games but not before pulling off a hilarious prank. She posted a video on her Instagram account where Mitchell can be seen&nbsp;walking through a metal detector at a venue in Tokyo and the machine starts to beep. What happened next will leave you in splits.
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Tokyo Olympics Gold medallist Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra has played down any foul play by Pakistani javelin thrower&nbsp;Arshad Nadeem&nbsp;during their final at the Games.&nbsp;
Neeraj in a&nbsp;Times of India&nbsp;interview was quoted saying that he found his javelin to be with the Pakistani athlete which let to a huge controversy. People even went on to criticize&nbsp;Arshad Nadeem. As a result, Neeraj&nbsp;released a video to clear the air. He said that&nbsp;We all have our personal javelins but anyone can use these javelins. This is the rule and Nadeem was just practicing using my javelin. There is nothing wrong with it.
Earlier, Neeraj&nbsp;said that he was searching for his javelin at the start of the final and was unable to find it. Suddenly, he saw Arshad Nadeem&nbsp;moving around with his javelin, so Neeraj asked him to return his javelin. Archad&nbsp;was quick to return it as well.

Neeraj Chopra plays down any foul play by Pakistani javelin thrower during Olympics

Clearing the air around his&nbsp;comments on Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem, Neeraj Chopra has released a video saying that there was no foul play during his Olympic final.

Tokyo Olympics Gold medallist Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra has played down any foul play by Pakistani javelin thrower&nbsp;Arshad Nadeem&nbsp;during their final at the Games.&nbsp;
Neeraj in a&nbsp;Times of India&nbsp;interview was quoted saying that he found his javelin to be with the Pakistani athlete which let to a huge controversy. People even went on to criticize&nbsp;Arshad Nadeem. As a result, Neeraj&nbsp;released a video to clear the air.
BITE: NEERAJ CHOPRA
'We all have our personal javelins but anyone can use these javelins. This is the rule and Nadeem was just practicing using my javelin. There is nothing wrong with it'
Earlier, Neeraj&nbsp;said that he was searching for his javelin at the start of the final and was unable to find it. Suddenly, he saw Arshad Nadeem&nbsp;moving around with his javelin, so Neeraj asked him to return his javelin. Arshad&nbsp;was quick to return it as well.

<ul>
<li>Neeraj&nbsp;had earlier said that&nbsp;Arshad Nadeem&nbsp;took his javelin during the final</li>
<li>We all have our personal javelins but anyone can use these javelins: Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra</li>
</ul>

Tokyo Olympics Gold medallist Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra has played down any foul play by Pakistani javelin thrower&nbsp;Arshad Nadeem&nbsp;during their final at the Games.&nbsp;
Neeraj in a&nbsp;Times of India&nbsp;interview was quoted saying that he found his javelin to be with the Pakistani athlete which let to a huge controversy. People even went on to criticize&nbsp;Arshad Nadeem. As a result, Neeraj&nbsp;released a video to clear the air. He said that&nbsp;We all have our personal javelins but anyone can use these javelins. This is the rule and Nadeem was just practicing using my javelin. There is nothing wrong with it.
Earlier, Neeraj&nbsp;said that he was searching for his javelin at the start of the final and was unable to find it. Suddenly, he saw Arshad Nadeem&nbsp;moving around with his javelin, so Neeraj asked him to return his javelin. Arshad&nbsp;was quick to return it as well.

Bajrang Punia who recently returned from a successful Tokyo campaign will not be participating in the upcoming World Wrestling Championship. The Olympic medallist who won bronze in the 65kg category&nbsp;at Tokyo 2020 is currently in rehabilitation in Oslo, Norway. He suffered a ligament tear in his right knee in the run-up to the Olympics event when he was competing in the Russian tournament in June. He will not begin his mat training until his 6-week long rehabilitation program&nbsp;is complete. Bajrang&nbsp;said&nbsp;that the Worlds was the only major championship this year and he does see himself participating&nbsp;in any other tournament this season.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bajrang Punia ruled out of World Wrestling Championship with ligament tear

Bajrang&nbsp;Punia suffered a ligament tear in his right knee in the run-up to the Olympics

Bajrang Punia&nbsp;out of World Wrestling Championship with ligament tear Punia&nbsp;hurt his&nbsp;right knee in the run-up to the Olympics event&nbsp; Punia won bronze in the 65kg category&nbsp;at Tokyo 2020&nbsp; Punia&nbsp;is undergoing a 6-week long rehabilitation program

The Olympic medallist who won bronze in the 65kg category&nbsp;at Tokyo 2020 is currently in rehabilitation in Oslo, Norway

Bajrang Punia who recently returned from a successful Tokyo campaign, will not participate in the upcoming World Wrestling Championship. The Olympic medallist who won bronze in the 65kg category&nbsp;at Tokyo 2020 is currently in rehabilitation in Norway. He suffered a ligament tear in his right knee in the run-up to the Olympics when he was competing in the Russian tournament in June. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Tokyo Paralympics event to begin as Japan witnesses surge in fresh Covid cases" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-paralympics-starts-today-as-japan-witnesses-surge-in-fresh-covid-cases-1629786322728">Tokyo Paralympics event to begin as Japan witnesses surge in fresh Covid cases</a> He will not begin his mat training until his 6-week long rehabilitation program&nbsp;is complete. Bajrang&nbsp;said&nbsp;that the World Championship was the only major event left this year but he does see himself participating&nbsp;in more tournaments this season.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In a heartfelt gesture,&nbsp;Poland's Maria Andrejczyk&nbsp;has&nbsp;auctioned her Olympic silver medal to help raise funds for an eight-month-old boy who needed a heart surgery in the USA.
On Monday, Andrejczyk announced that a supermarket chain, Zabka, won the auction by placing a bid of USD 125,000.&nbsp;In another post on Facebook, Zabka revealed that the medal will stay with the 25-year-old Olympian from Poland.
Andrejczyk had missed out on a medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics by a whisker but won the silver medal at the&nbsp;Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;with a best attempt of 64.61m in the women's javelin throw final on August 6.
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Polish athlete auctions Olympic silver medal for 8-month-old's heart surgery

Poland's Maria Andrejczyk&nbsp;won the silver medal at the&nbsp;Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;with a best attempt of 64.61m in the women's javelin throw final on August 6.

In a heartfelt gesture,&nbsp;Poland's Maria Andrejczyk&nbsp;has&nbsp;auctioned her Olympic silver medal to help raise funds for an eight-month-old boy who needed a heart surgery in the USA.
On Monday, Andrejczyk announced that a supermarket chain, Zabka, won the auction by placing a bid of USD 125,000.&nbsp;In another post on Facebook, Zabka revealed that the medal will stay with the 25-year-old Olympian from Poland.
Andrejczyk had missed out on a medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics by a whisker but won the silver medal at the&nbsp;Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;with a best attempt of 64.61m in the women's javelin throw final on August 6.

<ul>
<li>A supermarket chain&nbsp;won the auction by placing a bid of $125,000</li>
<li>Maria Andrejczyk&nbsp;won women's javelin throw&nbsp;silver medal&nbsp;at Tokyo</li>
</ul>

In a heartfelt gesture,&nbsp;Poland's Maria Andrejczyk&nbsp;has&nbsp;auctioned her Olympic silver medal to help raise funds for an eight-month-old boy who needed a heart surgery in the USA.
On Monday, Andrejczyk announced that a supermarket chain, Zabka, won the auction by placing a bid of USD 125,000.&nbsp;In another post on Facebook, Zabka revealed that the medal will stay with the 25-year-old Olympian from Poland.
Andrejczyk had missed out on a medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics by a whisker but won the silver medal at the&nbsp;Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;with a best attempt of 64.61m in the women's javelin throw final on August 6.
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Barely hours after he finally reached home, Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra was hospitalised with high fever and was forced to leave a felicitation ceremony mid-way in his hometown of Panipat. The 23-year-old who won Gold for India at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics had earlier tested negative and has been meeting a lot of people including PM Modi&nbsp;and attending many functions.
Also Read:&nbsp;Neeraj Chopra arrives to a rousing welcome in Panipat, village erupts with joy
Earlier on Tuesday, Neeraj&nbsp;was welcomed home with great zeal by the locals. Almost 30,000 people turned up as the Olympic gold medalist was welcomed and then escorted by fans, media and police.&nbsp;
According to reports,&nbsp;Neeraj&nbsp;has been running a fever for a couple of days and constant public commitments since his arrival in India from Tokyo seem to have taken a toll on his health.&nbsp;

Neeraj Chopra hospitalised with high fever, leaves function midway 

Neeraj&nbsp;has been running a fever for a couple of days and constant public commitments since his arrival in India from Tokyo seem to have taken a toll on his health

Barely hours after he finally reached home, Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra was hospitalised with high fever and was forced to leave a felicitation ceremony mid-way in his hometown of Panipat. The 23-year-old who won Gold for India at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics had earlier tested negative and has been meeting a lot of people including PM Modi&nbsp;and attending many functions.
Earlier on Tuesday, Neeraj&nbsp;was welcomed home with great zeal by the locals. Almost 30,000 people turned up as the Olympic gold medalist was welcomed and then escorted by fans, media and police.&nbsp;
According to reports,&nbsp;Neeraj&nbsp;has been running a fever for a couple of days and constant public commitments since his arrival in India from Tokyo seem to have taken a toll on his health.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Neeraj Chopra became the 1st Indian to win&nbsp;athletics&nbsp;gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics&nbsp;</li>
<li>Neeraj&nbsp;has been part of many felicitation programs since&nbsp;he has come back from Tokyo&nbsp;</li>
<li>Neeraj&nbsp;had earlier tested negative for Covid-19&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Barely hours after he finally reached home, Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra ended up in a hospital with a high fever and was forced to leave a felicitation ceremony mid-way in his hometown of Panipat. The 23-year-old who won Gold for India at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics had earlier tested negative and has been meeting a lot of people including PM Modi&nbsp;and attending many functions.
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/a5qw" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Neeraj Chopra arrives to a rousing welcome in Panipat, village erupts with joy</a>
Earlier on Tuesday, Neeraj&nbsp;was welcomed home with great zeal by the locals. Almost 30,000 people turned up as the Olympic gold medalist was welcomed and then escorted by fans, media and police.&nbsp;
According to reports,&nbsp;Neeraj&nbsp;has been running a fever for a couple of days and constant public commitments since his arrival in India from Tokyo seem to have taken a toll on his health.&nbsp;

The Tokyo Paralympic Games will also provide a chance to the top athletes to get their prosthetics repaired and upgraded.&nbsp; A new high-tech repair and upgrade shop for the costly prosthetics&nbsp;opened on Sunday in the Games&nbsp;Village in Tokyo. The shop was opened with an aim to cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance for the prosthetics, wheelchairs and other equipment during the Paralympics&nbsp;in Tokyo.
Also Read:&nbsp;After battling pandemic, Noida's DM all set to represent India at Tokyo Paralympics
The technical service team has over 100 specialists from around the world and will do a variety of repairs and upgrades for the athletes. In addition to that, the technicians will also host workshops for athletes and coaches on how to maintain and repair the costly equipment.&nbsp;
More than 17,300 parts have been prepared and the team aims to complete over 2,000 repairs during the Paralympics which&nbsp;will open on August 24th and close on September 5th.&nbsp;This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades.&nbsp;

High-tech repair shop opens its doors ahead of Tokyo Paralympic games

This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades

The Tokyo Paralympic Games will also provide a chance to the top athletes to get their prosthetics repaired and upgraded.&nbsp; A new high-tech repair and upgrade shop for the costly prosthetics&nbsp;opened on Sunday in the Games&nbsp;Village in Tokyo. The shop was opened with an aim to cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance for the prosthetics, wheelchairs and other equipment during the Paralympics&nbsp;in Tokyo.
The technical service team has over 100 specialists from around the world and will do a variety of repairs and upgrades for the athletes. In addition to that, the technicians will also host workshops for athletes and coaches on how to maintain and repair the costly equipment.&nbsp;
More than 17,300 parts have been prepared and the team aims to complete over 2,000 repairs during the Paralympics which&nbsp;will open on August 24th and close on September 5th.&nbsp;This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Tokyo Paralympics will open on August 24th and close on September 5th</li>
<li>The shop will cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance services for prosthetics</li>
</ul>

The Tokyo Paralympic Games will also provide a chance to the top athletes to get their prosthetics repaired and upgraded.&nbsp; A new high-tech repair and upgrade shop for the costly prosthetics&nbsp;opened on Sunday in the Games&nbsp;Village in Tokyo. The shop was opened with an aim to cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance for the prosthetics, wheelchairs and other equipment during the Paralympics&nbsp;in Tokyo.
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The technical service team has over 100 specialists from around the world and will do a variety of repairs and upgrades for the athletes. In addition to that, the technicians will also host workshops for athletes and coaches on how to maintain and repair the costly equipment.&nbsp;
More than 17,300 parts have been prepared and the team aims to complete over 2,000 repairs during the Paralympics which&nbsp;will open on August 24th and close on September 5th.&nbsp;This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades.&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Neeraj Chopra arrived home to a rousing welcome on Tuesday.&nbsp;He was escorted by fans, media and the police in a road show towards Panipat&nbsp;and Neeraj&nbsp;looked pretty calm as he waved out to his supporters from the sunroof of a SUV.
The Tokyo Olympics gold medallist was happy for the fact that&nbsp;more kids now want to take up Javelin.
As he was on his way to his village, a&nbsp;feast for about 30,000 people was being prepared in Samalkha&nbsp;to welcome back Neeraj. His mother told ANI&nbsp;that they will keep his Gold medal in a temple.
Neeraj&nbsp;made history in Tokyo when he became the first Indian to bag a track and field medal at the Games and that too Gold.

Watch! Neeraj Chopra arrives to a rousing welcome in Panipat, village erupts in joy

Neeraj was escorted&nbsp;to his village in Panipat&nbsp;by fans in a road show as&nbsp;a&nbsp;feast for about 30,000 people was being prepared in Samalkha&nbsp;to welcome back the Olympic Gold medallist.

Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Neeraj Chopra arrived home to a rousing welcome on Tuesday.&nbsp;He was escorted by fans, media and the police in a road show towards Panipat&nbsp;and Neeraj&nbsp;looked pretty calm as he waved out to his supporters from the sunroof of a SUV.&nbsp;
BITE:&nbsp;NEERAJ CHOPRA
'Happy that my sport is getting recognition and more kids want to take up Javelin now'
As he was on his way to his village, a&nbsp;feast for about 30,000 people was being prepared in Samalkha&nbsp;to welcome back Neeraj.
BITE: SAROJ&nbsp;DEVI, Neeraj's&nbsp;Mother
'He will be receiving a grand welcome. I have prepared 'churma' for him. We will keep his gold medal in 'mandir'.
Neeraj&nbsp;made history in Tokyo when he became the first Indian to bag a track and field medal at the Games and that too Gold.

<ul>
<li>Neeraj was&nbsp;escorted by fans in a road show towards Panipat</li>
<li>Feast for about 30,000 people was prepared in Samalkha, Panipat</li>
<li>Neeraj Chopra became the first Indian to win an Olympic track &amp; field medal</li>
</ul>

Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Neeraj Chopra arrived home to a rousing welcome on Tuesday.&nbsp;He was escorted by fans, media and the police in a road show towards Panipat&nbsp;and Neeraj&nbsp;looked pretty calm as he waved out to his supporters from the sunroof of a SUV.
The Tokyo Olympics gold medallist was happy for the fact that&nbsp;more kids now want to take up Javelin.
As he was on his way to his village, a&nbsp;feast for about 30,000 people was being prepared in Samalkha&nbsp;to welcome back Neeraj. His mother told ANI&nbsp;that they will keep his Gold medal in a temple.
Neeraj&nbsp;made history in Tokyo when he became the first Indian to bag a track and field medal at the Games and that too Gold.

Wrestler Vinesh Phogat who is facing temporary suspension from the Wrestling Federation of India has refuted their&nbsp;claims and said that she has been wrongfully accused of misconduct and indiscipline.&nbsp;WFI&nbsp;accused Phogat&nbsp;of not staying and&nbsp;training&nbsp;with her teammates&nbsp;and for not wearing the assigned singlet.&nbsp;While she denied two allegations, Phogat&nbsp;apologized to the national federation for wearing another jersey that had her personal sponsor's name on it instead of the assigned jersey.&nbsp;In her defense, Phogat's&nbsp;managing partner of Krida&nbsp;Legal Vidushpat Singhania told Indian Express&nbsp;that the allegation of&nbsp;staying and training was wrongfully subjected on her. Clarifying about the accusation of not staying with the contingent Singhania said that the wrestler was only following the Tokyo 2020&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;protocols as the wrestling&nbsp;contingent had to undergo a 3-day mandatory quarantine. For the training accusation, the lawyer clarified that to match the time with her assigned physiotherapist who was from India's shooting contingent, Phogat&nbsp;had to change her training timing which was duly&nbsp;approved by&nbsp;the&nbsp;Indian Wrestling contingent.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Wrestler vinesh Phogat refutes 2 allegations of WFI, apologises for not wearing assigned jersey 

WFI&nbsp;accused Phogat&nbsp;of not staying and&nbsp;training&nbsp;with her teammates&nbsp;and for not wearing the assigned singlet.

Wrestler Vinesh Phogat refutes 2 allegations of WFI, apologises for not wearing assigned jersey 

Phogat refutes 2 allegations of WFI,&nbsp;apologises for not wearing assigned jersey Lawyer: Phogat&nbsp;stayed separately as wrestling contingent had to undergo isolation 'Phogat&nbsp;had to change her training&nbsp;time to match her Physiotherapist's time'

Wrestler Vinesh Phogat who is facing temporary suspension from the Wrestling Federation of India has refuted their&nbsp;claims and said that she has been wrongfully accused of misconduct and indiscipline.&nbsp; WFI&nbsp;accused Phogat&nbsp;of not staying and&nbsp;training&nbsp;with her teammates&nbsp;and for not wearing the assigned singlet.&nbsp;While she denied two allegations, Phogat&nbsp;apologized to the national federation for wearing another jersey that had her personal sponsor's name on it instead of the assigned jersey. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Despite Vinesh Phogat's&nbsp;apology, WFI&nbsp;may not withdraw suspension&nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/despite-vinesh-phogat-s-apology-wfi-may-not-withdraw-suspension-1629005031848">Despite Vinesh Phogat's&nbsp;apology, WFI&nbsp;may not withdraw suspension&nbsp;</a> In her defense, Phogat's&nbsp;managing partner of Krida&nbsp;Legal Vidushpat Singhania told Indian Express&nbsp;that the allegation of&nbsp;staying and training was wrongfully subjected on her. Clarifying about the accusation of not staying with the contingent Singhania said that the wrestler who had traveled separately was only following the Tokyo 2020&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;protocols. She did not stay with them as the wrestling&nbsp;contingent had to undergo a 3-day mandatory quarantine. For the training accusation, the lawyer clarified that to match the time with her assigned physiotherapist who was from India's shooting contingent, Phogat&nbsp;had to change her training timing which was duly&nbsp;approved by&nbsp;the&nbsp;Indian Wrestling contingent.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

A day after cheering the recently returned Indian Olympic contingent from the ramparts of Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Monday&nbsp;invited them for breakfast at his residence in Delhi. Indian athletes scripted history at Tokyo&nbsp;2020, as the nation won a record&nbsp;number of seven medals, maximum at any Olympics. Modi&nbsp;met the Golden boy&nbsp;Neeraj Chopra who&nbsp;brought glory home as he won India's first athletic gold. He also met&nbsp;Mirabai&nbsp;chanu and Ravi&nbsp;Dahiya&nbsp;who won silver and the men's hockey team, Lovlina&nbsp;Borgohain, PV Sindhu and Bajrang&nbsp;Punia&nbsp;who grabbed the bronze medal for India.&nbsp;

Watch: PM Modi meets Indian Olympic Contingent at his residence

A day after cheering the recently returned Indian Olympic contingent from the ramparts of Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Monday&nbsp;invited them for breakfast at his residence in Delhi.

PM Modi meets Indian Olympic Contingent at his residence PM meets golden boy Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra and other Olympic medal winners With 7 medals including 1 gold, India scripted history at Tokyo 2020

Indian athletes scripted history at Tokyo&nbsp;2020, as the nation won a record&nbsp;number of seven medals, maximum at any Olympics.

A day after cheering the recently returned Indian Olympic contingent from the Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Monday&nbsp;invited them for breakfast at his residence in New Delhi. Indian athletes scripted history at Tokyo&nbsp;2020, as the nation won a record&nbsp;number of seven medals, maximum at any Olympics. Also Read <a title="PM Modi lauds Indian athletes, says 'they have inspired generations of youth'" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-75-pm-modi-lauds-indian-athletes-says-they-have-inspired-generations-of-youth-1628997357221">PM Modi lauds Indian athletes, says 'they have inspired generations of youth'</a> PM Modi&nbsp;met Golden boy&nbsp;Neeraj Chopra who&nbsp;brought glory home as he won India's first athletics gold. He also met&nbsp;Mirabai&nbsp;Chanu and Ravi&nbsp;Dahiya&nbsp;who won silver and the men's hockey team, Lovlina&nbsp;Borgohain, PV Sindhu, and Bajrang&nbsp;Punia&nbsp;who grabbed the bronze medal for India.&nbsp;

Wrestler Vinesh Phogat&nbsp;has sent an apology letter to the Wrestling Federation of India, which has suspended her for misconduct during the Tokyo 2020 event. Despite her apology, the national body may still not allow her to attend the upcoming World Championship, a source told PTI. The 26-year-old who suffered a shock quarterfinal defeat was handed a suspension for not staying and training with the Indian teammates and for sporting the singlet of her personal sponsor instead of the official singlet.&nbsp;Wrestler Sonam&nbsp;Malik and Divya&nbsp;Kakran&nbsp;might also be barred from appearing in the World Championship trials that are set to begin from October 2nd in Norway. The WFI&nbsp;has accused both the wrestlers of misconduct and will now give the decision on their participation by the next week.&nbsp;

Despite Vinesh Phogat's apology, WFI may not withdraw suspension

Wrestlers&nbsp;Sonam&nbsp;Malik and Divya&nbsp;Kakran&nbsp;might also be barred from appearing in the World Championship trials that are set to begin from October 2nd in Norway.

Despite Vinesh Phogat's&nbsp;apology, WFI&nbsp;may not withdraw suspension Vinesh&nbsp;suspended for not training with her teammates at Tokyo 2020 Sonam&nbsp;Malik,&nbsp;Divya&nbsp;Kakran&nbsp;might also be barred from World Championship trials&nbsp;

The 26-year-old who suffered a shock quarterfinal defeat at the Olympics was handed a suspension for not training with Indian team-mates and for sporting a singlet of her personal sponsor instead of the official singlet.&nbsp;

Wrestler Vinesh Phogat&nbsp;has sent an apology to the Wrestling Federation of India after she was suspended&nbsp;for misconduct during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Despite her apology, the national body may still not allow her to take part in the upcoming World Championship, news agency PTI&nbsp;reports quoting sources.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a title="WFI suspends wrestler Vinesh Phogat over indiscipline after Olympics" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/wfi-suspends-wrestler-vinesh-phogat-over-indiscipline-after-olympics-1628644668258">WFI suspends wrestler Vinesh Phogat over indiscipline after Olympics</a> The 26-year-old who suffered a shock quarterfinal defeat was handed a suspension for not staying and training with her Indian teammates and for sporting a singlet of her personal sponsor instead of the official singlet.&nbsp; Wrestlers&nbsp;Sonam&nbsp;Malik and Divya&nbsp;Kakran&nbsp;also might&nbsp;be barred from appearing in the World Championship trials that are set to begin from October 2nd in Norway. The WFI&nbsp;has accused both the wrestlers of misconduct and will decide on their participation by the next week.&nbsp;

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One of India's biggest medal hopes Amit&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;crashed out of the opening round of Men's flyweight division in boxing as he lost to&nbsp;Yuberjen Martinez of Colombia. The 2016 Rio Olympics silver medallist Martinez stunned the current World number 1 and won 4-1 on a split decision.
Also Read:&nbsp;Going for gold, says Lovlina after confirming a medal for India
Panghal&nbsp;fought hard but failed as Martinez dominated all 3 rounds ensuring that the Indian&nbsp;boxer played catch up. The top seed couldn't counter Martinez's pace as the Colombian relentlessly attacked Panghal&nbsp;through the 3 rounds.&nbsp;
A shock loss for&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;who won a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games, followed by a silver medal at the World Championships in 2019.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Opening round loss for World number 1 Amit Panghal 

A shock loss for&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;who won a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games, followed by a silver medal at the World Championships in 2019

<ul>
<li>Amit&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;crashed out of the opening round of Men's flyweight division</li>
<li>Yuberjen Martinez of Colombia beat Panghal&nbsp;4-1 in a split decision&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

One of India's biggest medal hopes Amit&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;crashed out of the opening round of Men's flyweight division in boxing as he lost to&nbsp;Yuberjen Martinez of Colombia. The 2016 Rio Olympics silver medallist Martinez stunned the current World number 1 and won 4-1 on a split decision.
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Panghal&nbsp;fought hard but failed as Martinez dominated all 3 rounds ensuring that the Indian&nbsp;boxer played catch up. The top seed couldn't counter Martinez's pace as the Colombian relentlessly attacked Panghal&nbsp;through the 3 rounds.&nbsp;
A shock loss for&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;who won a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games, followed by a silver medal at the World Championships in 2019.

Anupam Kher was left 'disappointed' after his visit to an Apple store in New York City.
The actor shared a video on Twitter of customised watches in the display, representing countries that participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games. However, the store missed a watch representing India.
Questioning this, Kher said he was disappointed not to see India's watch in the collection.
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He further said, India was one of the largest consumers of Apple products and he wonders why they left India from the list.&nbsp;
Kher wrote, "Dear @Apple! Visited your store on 5th ave in NY! Impressive! There were watches of the International Olympic collection representing flags of various countries! Was disappointed not to see INDIA&rsquo;s watch there? I wonder why? We are one of the largest consumers of #Apple products!."
Anupam has been in the US for several weeks now for the shooting of his upcoming film Shiv Shastri Balboa. Directed by Ajayan Venugopalan, it also features Neena Gupta and Jugal Hansraj.

Anupam Kher 'disappointed' as NY Apple store misses out India's watch in Olympic collection

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Anupam Kher was left 'disappointed' after his visit to an Apple store in New York City.
The actor shared a video on Twitter of customised watches in the display, representing countries that participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games. However, the store missed a watch representing India.
Questioning this, Kher said he was disappointed not to see India's watch in the collection.
He further said, India was one of the largest consumers of Apple products and he wonders why they left India from the list.&nbsp;
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The actor shared a video on Twitter of customised watches in the display, representing countries that participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games

Anupam Kher was left 'disappointed' after his visit to an Apple store in New York City.
The actor shared a video on Twitter of customised watches in the display, representing countries that participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games. However, the store missed a watch representing India.
Questioning this, Kher said he was disappointed not to see India's watch in the collection.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/anupam-kher-gets-reality-check-as-man-fails-to-recognise-him-see-video-1624555440060" target="_blank">Anupam Kher&nbsp;gets reality check as man fails to recognise him, see video</a>
He further said, India was one of the largest consumers of Apple products and he wonders why they left India from the list.&nbsp;
Kher wrote, "Dear @Apple! Visited your store on 5th ave in NY! Impressive! There were watches of the International Olympic collection representing flags of various countries! Was disappointed not to see INDIA&rsquo;s watch there? I wonder why? We are one of the largest consumers of #Apple products!."
Anupam has been in the US for several weeks now for the shooting of his upcoming film Shiv Shastri Balboa. Directed by Ajayan Venugopalan, it also features Neena Gupta and Jugal Hansraj.

They might be used to eating supremely healthy food and follow a strict dietary&nbsp;regiment but when the Maharaja&nbsp;cooks, even the Olympic heroes can afford to have a cheat day.&nbsp;
Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali. The meal was prepared by the Chief Minister himself and it included specialities from the Patiala&nbsp;Gharana&nbsp;including Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma,&nbsp;Dal Masri,&nbsp;Murg Korma, the Dugani biryani, and&nbsp;Zarda Rice to finish with.&nbsp;
The athletes who are used to eating lean called the food slightly 'Rich' but thoroughly enjoyed the spread served by the Maharaja&nbsp;of Patiala&nbsp;on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
Needless to say, Thursday morning was spent burning those calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali

They might be used to eating supremely healthy food and follow a strict dietary&nbsp;regiment but when the Maharaja&nbsp;cooks, even the Olympic heroes can afford to have a cheat day.&nbsp;
Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali. The meal was prepared by the Chief Minister himself and it included specialities from the Patiala&nbsp;Gharana&nbsp;including Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma,&nbsp;Dal Masri,&nbsp;Murg Korma, the Dugani biryani, and&nbsp;Zarda Rice to finish with.&nbsp;
The athletes who are used to eating lean called the food slightly 'Rich' but thoroughly enjoyed the spread served by the Maharaja&nbsp;of Patiala&nbsp;on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
Needless to say, Thursday morning was spent burning those calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;cooks for the Indian Olympic heroes at his residence. The Menu included&nbsp;Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma and Dal Masri

They might be used to eating supremely healthy food and follow a strict dietary&nbsp;regiment but when the Maharaja&nbsp;cooks, even the Olympic heroes can afford to have a cheat day.&nbsp;
Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali. The meal was prepared by the Chief Minister himself and it included specialities from the Patiala&nbsp;Gharana&nbsp;including Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma,&nbsp;Dal Masri,&nbsp;Murg Korma, the Dugani biryani, and&nbsp;Zarda Rice to finish with.&nbsp;
The athletes who are used to eating lean called the food slightly 'Rich' but thoroughly enjoyed the spread served by the Maharaja&nbsp;of Patiala&nbsp;on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
Needless to say, Thursday morning was spent burning those calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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It was a golden saturday&nbsp;morning for India at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics&nbsp;as the contingent collected a gold and silver from the shooting range. Manish&nbsp;Narwal&nbsp;shot an incredible score of 218.2 which is a Paralympic&nbsp;record to finish with the gold medal.&nbsp;
He was closely followed by the experienced Singhraj&nbsp;Adana&nbsp;as he finished in the silver medal position to help India dominate the podium.&nbsp;
The 1-2 finish meant that India collected its 15th medal at the Tokyo Paralympic&nbsp;games which is their best ever performance at a single edition.&nbsp;

Paralympics 2020: Double delight after India wins gold and silver in Men's Pistol SH1 shooting

The 1-2 finish meant that India collected its 15th medal at the Tokyo Paralympic&nbsp;games which is their best ever performance at a single edition

It was a golden saturday&nbsp;morning for India at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics&nbsp;as the contingent collected a gold and silver from the shooting range. Manish&nbsp;Narwal&nbsp;shot an incredible score of 218.2 which is a Paralympic&nbsp;record to finish with the gold medal in Men's SH1 Pistol shooting.&nbsp;
He was closely followed by the experienced Singhraj&nbsp;Adana&nbsp;as he finished in the silver medal position to help India dominate the podium.&nbsp;
The 1-2 finish meant that India collected its 15th medal at the Tokyo Paralympic&nbsp;games which is their best ever performance at a single edition.&nbsp;

India's&nbsp;Manish Narwal gets the top prize &amp; Singhraj Adana finishes 2nd in Men's Pistol shooting SH1 at Tokyo 2020 Paralympics&nbsp;

Table tennis star Manika Batra has alleged that national table tennis coach Soumyadeep Roy asked her to fix a match during the Olympic qualifiers in March and that was the main reason she refused his help in the singles competition of the Tokyo Games.
Responding to Table Tennis Federation of India&rsquo;s show cause notice, Manika&nbsp;stated she would not have been able to focus on her match if someone who asked to her indulge in match-fixing months earlier was sitting by her side. She added that Roy had pressurised her during the qualification tournament in Doha in March 2021 to concede her match to his student to enable her to qualify for Olympics.
The player-turned-coach has also not been asked to join the ongoing national camp and has been told by TTFI to present his side of the story.&nbsp;Roy is a former Commonwealth Games gold-medallist in the team event and also an Arjuna awardee.
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Manika Batra accuses national table tennis coach of fixing Olympic qualifiers

The national coach had pressurised me during the qualification tournament in Doha in March 2021 to concede my match to his student to enable her to qualify for Olympics: Manika&nbsp;Batra

Table tennis star Manika Batra has alleged that national table tennis coach Soumyadeep Roy asked her to fix a match during the Olympic qualifiers in March and that was the main reason she refused his help in the singles competition of the Tokyo Games.
Responding to Table Tennis Federation of India&rsquo;s show cause notice, Manika&nbsp;stated she would not have been able to focus on her match if someone who asked to her indulge in match-fixing months earlier was sitting by her side. She added that Roy had pressurised her during the qualification tournament in Doha in March 2021 to concede her match to his student to enable her to qualify for Olympics.
The player-turned-coach has also not been asked to join the ongoing national camp and has been told by TTFI to present his side of the story.&nbsp;Roy is a former Commonwealth Games gold-medallist in the team event and also an Arjuna awardee.

<ul>
<li>Manika&nbsp;Batra&nbsp;refused to the coach's help in her singles event in Tokyo</li>
<li>'Roy had pressurised me&nbsp;to concede my qualifying&nbsp;match to his student'</li>
<li>Soumyadeep Roy has not been asked to join the ongoing national camp</li>
</ul>

Table tennis star Manika Batra has alleged that national table tennis coach Soumyadeep Roy asked her to fix a match during the Olympic qualifiers in March and that was the main reason she refused his help in the singles competition of the Tokyo Games.
Responding to Table Tennis Federation of India&rsquo;s show cause notice, Manika&nbsp;stated she would not have been able to focus on her match if someone who asked to her indulge in match-fixing months earlier was sitting by her side. She added that Roy had pressurised her during the qualification tournament in Doha in March 2021 to concede her match to his student to enable her to qualify for Olympics.
The player-turned-coach has also not been asked to join the ongoing national camp and has been told by TTFI to present his side of the story.&nbsp;Roy is a former Commonwealth Games gold-medallist in the team event and also an Arjuna awardee.
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Olympic Gold medallist Neeraj Chopra’s journey from an Olympic podium in Tokyo to getting to eat his favourite food and his plans for Common Wealth Games, Asian Games

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