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The day that ARMY had been counting down to finally arrived! BTS put on their, hopefully, last online only concert &lsquo;Permission to Dance&rsquo;. Prior to the show commencement, HYBE Labels had announced that group member V would not be joining in the dance performances due to a calf injury. V in the opening ment was however, quick to assure ARMY that he was fine and just needed rest. The concert, held at the Seoul Olympic stadium, only lacked an audience, had pyrotechnics, visual effects, a live band and featured many surprises like remixed versions of DNA and Boy with Love and cult favourites like Blood, Sweat and Tears. Venew Live, the platform that hosted the concert also had a special feature called VEV or visual effects version which allowed viewers to get lyrics and other special effects on screen during the performance. The South Korean septet will be next performing their first in person concert since 2019 in LA starting on 28th November.

Party party tonight’ say BTS, performing in their online concert ‘Permission to Dance’ 

BTS parties with ARMYs at home with online concert ‘Permission to Dance’

The day that ARMY had been counting down to finally arrived! BTS put on their, hopefully, last online only concert &lsquo;Permission to Dance&rsquo;. Prior to the show commencement, HYBE Labels had announced that group member V would not be joining in the dance performances due to a calf injury. V in the opening ment was however, quick to assure ARMY that he was fine and just needed rest. The concert, held at the Seoul Olympic stadium, only lacked an audience, had pyrotechnics, visual effects, a live band and featured many surprises like remixed versions of DNA and Boy with Love and cult favourites like Blood, Sweat and Tears. The South Korean septet will be next performing their first in person concert since 2019 in LA starting on 28th November.

BTS parties with ARMYs at home with online concert &lsquo;Permission to Dance&rsquo;

The day that ARMY had been counting down to finally arrived! BTS put on their, hopefully, last online only concert &lsquo;Permission to Dance&rsquo;. Prior to the show commencement, HYBE Labels had announced that group member V would not be joining in the dance performances due to a calf injury. V in the opening ment was however, quick to assure ARMY that he was fine and just needed rest. The concert, held at the Seoul Olympic stadium, only lacked an audience, had pyrotechnics, visual effects, a live band and featured many surprises like remixed versions of DNA and Boy with Love and cult favourites like Blood, Sweat and Tears. Venew Live, the platform that hosted the concert also had a special feature called VEV or visual effects version which allowed viewers to get lyrics and other special effects on screen during the performance. The South Korean septet will be next performing their first in person concert since 2019 in LA starting on 28th November.

Neeraj Chopra who rose to stardom after winning the historic gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics has decided to end his 2021 season campaign.

Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra reveals his plans for next year's season 

Tap to know why Neeraj has decided to pull out of this season.&nbsp;

Neeraj Chopra who rose to stardom after winning the historic gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;has decided to end his 2021 season campaign. The ace athlete who brought home India's first Olympic gold in athletics told Editorji&nbsp; byte:

Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra&nbsp;set to prepare for the next year which is completely packed with all important events like the Common Wealth Games, Asian Games and World Championships.

Neeraj Chopra who rose to stardom after winning the historic gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;has decided to end his 2021 season campaign. The ace athlete who brought home India's first <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/how-indian-army-helped-india-get-its-first-olympic-gold-medallist-in-athletics-the-bridge-1628743370422" target="_blank">Olympic gold</a> in athletics told Editorji&nbsp;that he has decided to cut the 2020 season short and prepare for the next year which is completely packed with all important events like the Common Wealth Games, Asian Games and World Championships. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Olympic Gold Medallist Neeraj Chopra on editorji Special" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/headline-olympic-gold-medallist-neeraj-chopra-on-editorji-special-1630326430255" target="_blank">Olympic Gold Medallist Neeraj Chopra on editorji Special</a> Earlier in his Instagram post, the 23-year-old athlete who ended India's 100-year-long wait for an athletic medal at the Olympics said that because of his packed traveling schedule and a bout of illness, he has not been able to resume training since returning from Tokyo.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra made history by bagging a gold for India at the Tokyo Olympics 2020, the first ever gold in athletics. That also meant that the Tokyo Olympics were India&rsquo;s best ever - with 1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze. In this episode of News Guru, we look at India's journey at the Olympics and what it needs to do even better at the Olympics in Paris in 2024.&nbsp;&nbsp;editorji's Vikram Chandra spoke to the men who won the last two Olympic golds for India, before Chopra, shooter Abhinav Bindra and 1980 Indian Hockey Captain, V Baskaran.&nbsp;

India wins gold at Tokyo Olympics 2020

News Guru | India's best ever show at the Olympics: What does it need to do to better the tally in Paris?

Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra made history by bagging a gold for India at the Tokyo Olympics 2020, the first ever gold in athletics. That also meant that the Tokyo Olympics were India&rsquo;s best ever - with 1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze. In this episode of News Guru, we look at India's journey at the Olympics and what it needs to do even better at the Olympics in Paris in 2024.&nbsp;&nbsp;editorji's Vikram Chandra spoke to the men who won the last two Olympic golds for India, before Chopra, shooter Abhinav Bindra and 1980 Indian Hockey Captain, V Baskaran.&nbsp;

With 1 gold, 2 silvers and 4&nbsp;bronze medals, has this been India's best Olympics ever?

Music director Anu Malik has been accused of stealing Israel&rsquo;s national anthem for his 1996 song &lsquo;Mera Mulk Mera Desh&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Many netizens slammed the composer for 'copying', 'stealing' from another country's national anthem&nbsp;after Israeli gymnast, Artem Dolgopyat won the second gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics, and Indians were shocked to hear the national anthem of Israel.
The netizens&nbsp;could only relate to the song 'Mera Mulk Mera Desh' from 1996's film&nbsp;&lsquo;Diljale&rsquo;&nbsp;featuring Ajay Devgn, Amrish Puri, Sonali Bendre.&nbsp;
While some users said&nbsp;Anu Malik didn't spare even Israeli national anthem while copying tunes others thanked internet as they got to know this.&nbsp;

Netizens accuse Anu Malik of copying Israel`s national anthem for his song ‘Mera Mulk Mera Desh’

As Israel's national anthem was played at the Olympics, Anu Malik was trolled for lifting music for the song &lsquo;Mera Mulk Mera Desh&rsquo;

Anu Malik trends on Twitter after Israel wins gold at Tokyo Olympics
Anu Malik gets trolled for copying Israel&rsquo;s national anthem for his 1996 song
Malik allegedly lifted his song &lsquo;Mera Mulk Mera Desh&rsquo; from Israel&rsquo;s national anthem

As Israel's national anthem was played at the Olympics, Anu Malik was trolled for lifting the music for his song &lsquo;Mera Mulk Mera Desh&rsquo;

Music director Anu Malik has been accused of stealing Israel&rsquo;s national anthem for his 1996 song &lsquo;Mera Mulk Mera Desh&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Indians were shocked to hear the national anthem of Israel after Israeli gymnast, Artem Dolgopyat won the second gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics.&nbsp;
Memes and jokes flooded Twitter&nbsp;after Netizens realised that the Anu Malik-composed song 'Mera Mulk Mera Desh' from the film 'Diljale'&nbsp;is actually copied from Israel&rsquo;s national anthem.
Diljale featured Ajay Devgn, Amrish Puri, Sonali Bendre&nbsp;in pivotal roles
While some users said&nbsp;Anu Malik didn't spare even Israeli national anthem while copying tunes others thanked internet as they got to know this.&nbsp;

After his dream of winning the Golden Slam shattered, the World No. 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic's&nbsp;singles campaign at&nbsp;Tokyo 2020&nbsp;also ended empty-handed on Saturday. The Serbian Superstar lost to Pablo Carreno&nbsp;Busta&nbsp;6-4, 6-7, 6-3 as the Spanish player won the Olympic bronze medal. The 6th seed Tennis player who made his Olympic debut this weak had earlier defeated World No. 2 Daniil Medvedev.&nbsp;The 20 time Grand Slam champion who was eying his first-ever Olympic medal came to Tokyo on the back of 3 victories back to back, at the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon&nbsp;this year. While he could have won the Golden Slam, Djokovic lost to Germany's Alexander Zverev&nbsp;6-7, 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 in the semi-finals on Friday.&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Novak Djokovic's campaign ends as Pablo Carreno clinches bronze

Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;had won the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon this year

The Serbian Superstar lost to Pablo Carreno&nbsp;Busta&nbsp;6-4, 6-7, 6-3 as the Spaniard&nbsp;won the Olympic bronze medal

After his dream of winning the Golden Slam shattered, World No. 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic's&nbsp;campaign at&nbsp;Tokyo 2020&nbsp;also ended&nbsp;empty-handed on Saturday. The Serbian Superstar lost to Pablo Carreno&nbsp;Busta&nbsp;6-4, 6-7, 6-3 as the Spaniard won the Olympic bronze medal. The 6th seed who made his Olympic debut this week had earlier defeated World No. 2 Daniil Medvedev.&nbsp; The 20-time Grand Slam champion who was eying his first-ever Olympic gold medal came to Tokyo on the back of 3 victories. He won the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon this year. While he could have moved a step closed to the Golden Slam, Djokovic lost to Germany's Alexander Zverev&nbsp;6-7, 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 in the semi-finals on Friday.&nbsp;

Indian athletes need to submit their negative RTPCR&nbsp;test reports taken 96 hours&nbsp;and 72 hours prior to departure&nbsp;for participating in the upcoming Summer Games, the Indian Olympic delegation official&nbsp;told Times of India on Thursday.The tests need to be done by the Games&nbsp;Organising Committee's accredited labs in India which are connected directly to the Japan Embassy in India and will then have to be uploaded on the Committee's health monitoring app.&nbsp;Earlier the Olympic-bound athletes were required to upload their daily health records on the mobile app for 14 days straight, however,&nbsp;TOI&nbsp;reported that it has now been reduced to 7 days.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Olympic Committee eases Covid test restrictions for Indian athletes

Earlier the Olympic-bound athletes were required to upload their daily health records on the mobile app for 14 days straight

Olympic Committee eases Covid test restrictions for Indian athletes Only 96, 72 hours test report prior departure required Tests&nbsp;to be done in Games&nbsp;Organising Committee's accredited labs

Indian athletes need to submit their negative RTPCR&nbsp;test reports taken 96 hours&nbsp;and 72 hours prior to departure&nbsp;for participating in the upcoming Summer Games, an Indian Olympic delegation official&nbsp;told Times of India on Thursday. The tests need to be done by the Games&nbsp;Organising Committee's accredited labs in India which are connected directly to the Japan Embassy in India and will then have to be uploaded on the Committee's health monitoring app.&nbsp; Earlier the Olympic-bound athletes were required to upload their daily health records on the mobile app for 14 days straight, however,&nbsp;TOI&nbsp;reported that it has now been reduced to 7 days.&nbsp; &nbsp;

As the Japanese&nbsp;government prepares to host the Tokyo Olympics, Games chief&nbsp;Seiko Hashimoto&nbsp;has confirmed that the games might be held behind closed doors. With the rising number of cases in Japan, the local administration has put an emergency in Tokyo and its suburbs. The former Olympian who is now heading the local organising committee for the games said that in order to protect the interest and safety of the athletes and locals in Tokyo, there might be a situation where fans won't be allowed in stadiums. The Tokyo Games were scheduled for 2020 and will now take place from&nbsp;23rd July to 8th August 2021&nbsp;due to the global pandemic.&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympic Games to be held without fans?

Quite possible says Games chief Seiko Hashimoto who wants maximum safety for athletes in Tokyo

As the Japanese&nbsp;government prepares to host the Tokyo Olympics, Games chief&nbsp;Seiko Hashimoto&nbsp;has confirmed that the games might be held behind closed doors. With the rising number of cases in Japan, the local administration has put an emergency in Tokyo and its suburbs. The former Olympian who is now heading the local organising committee for the games said that in order to protect the interest and safety of the athletes and locals in Tokyo, there might be a situation where fans won't be allowed in stadiums. The Tokyo Games were scheduled for 2020 and will now take place from&nbsp;23rd July to 8th August 2021&nbsp;due to the global pandemic.&nbsp;

PV Sindhu slams reporter for spreading 'fake news'

World champion PV Sindhu's&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;post from England surprised many as she was supposed to be in the ongoing national camp for Olympic hopefuls. But why did she leave it midway and left for the UK?

World champion PV Sindhu's&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;post from England surprised many as she was supposed to be in the ongoing national camp for Olympic hopefuls. But why did she leave the camp midway and landed in London? The Indian shuttler&nbsp;clarified that she had travelled to the UK to work on her recovery and nutrition. According to a report in the Times of India, Sindhu&nbsp;had informed the coaches at the&nbsp;Pullela Gopichand Academy that she will stay there for about 2 months. A report had earlier indicated that she left the country following tensions in her family and coaches. But the former World number 2 denied any such rift and even slammed a sports reporter of an esteemed organisation alleging him of spreading fake news. Sindhu even wrote that if he didn't stop, she may resort to legal proceedings against him.

BJP fields Olympian Yogeshwar Dutt in Haryana bypoll

The BJP&nbsp;has named party leader and Olympic medallist Yogeshwar Dutt as its candidate for the bypoll to the Baroda assembly constituency in Haryana

The BJP&nbsp;has named party leader and Olympic medallist Yogeshwar Dutt as its candidate for the bypoll to the Baroda assembly constituency in Haryana. The by-election for the Baroda seat in Sonipat&nbsp;will be held on November 3.&nbsp;The bye-election was necessitated due to the demise of Congress MLA Shri Krishan Hooda in April. In the 2019 assembly polls, Dutt had lost to Hooda from the seat. The BJP&nbsp;has never won the Baroda seat.

Chandigarh, PTI: The ruling BJP on Thursday named party leader and Olympic medallist Yogeshwar Dutt as its candidate for the bypoll to the Baroda assembly constituency.
According to a party statement, the wrestler-turned-politician will contest the November 3 bypoll from Baroda seat in Sonipat.
The last date to file nomination for the bypoll is Friday.
The bye-election was necessitated due to the demise of Congress MLA Shri Krishan Hooda in April. In the 2019 assembly polls, Dutt had lost to Hooda from the seat.
Till about midnight, the Congress was yet to announce its candidate for the seat.
Earlier in the morning, some sports personalities including BJP leader Babita Phogat, Sakshi Malik, Geeta Phogat and&nbsp;Dutt had met Chief Minister M L Khattar in Delhi.
The sportspersons batted for&nbsp;Dutt's candidature for the Baroda seat, which the saffron party has never won.
Khattar earlier said that the party''s state unit had discussed 25 names, but shortlisted four and sent it to the party high command.
The party on Thursday evening announced&nbsp;Dutt's name for the seat.
The wrestler-turned-politician, who hails from Bhainswal Kalan village in Sonipat district, had joined the BJP in 2019 ahead of the state assembly polls.

PV Sindhu pulls out of Denmark Open 

PV Sindhu&nbsp;withdraws from Denmark Open to participate in November's Asia Open I and II&nbsp;

Olympic Silver medallist PV Sindhu on Thursday withdrew&nbsp;from the Denmark Open Badminton tournament. Although she had decided to take part in the event which is scheduled to be held in Odense&nbsp;from October 13 to 18, the 25-year-old&nbsp;now plans to participate in the Asia Open I and Asia Open II scheduled in November. Earlier this week, the Badminton Association of India asked the players, participating in the tournament to submit&nbsp;a consent letter by Sept&nbsp;17, stating that they would be travelling or participating on their own responsibility&nbsp;due to the current pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;

With or without Covid-19, Japan to host Olympics

Despite the confident statements from IOC&nbsp;&amp; the Japanese government over the scheduling of the games, the locals are not in favour of the Olympics

International Olympic Committee's Vice-President John Coates&nbsp;in a shocking statement said that Japan will host the already postponed Olympic games in 2021 with or without Covid-19. Coates&nbsp;who heads the coordination commission for the games confirmed that the games will start on 23rd July 2021 as per the schedule. The vice-president said that the games will be remembered as those which conquered the pandemic. Despite the confident statements from IOC&nbsp;&amp; the Japanese government over the scheduling of the games, the locals are not in favour of the Olympics as the global pandemic has derailed the national economy as the cases continue to rise in Japan.&nbsp;

Olympic flame to go on display in Tokyo

The Olympic flame&nbsp;has been largely hidden since the Tokyo Games were postponed until next year due to the&nbsp;pandemic.

The Olympic flame&nbsp;has been largely hidden since the Tokyo Games were postponed until next year due to the&nbsp;pandemic, but it's going on display in Tokyo.&nbsp;Yoshiro Mori, the president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee&nbsp;unveiled the flame at a small ceremony&nbsp;on Monday.&nbsp;The flame which arrived in Japan from Greece in March, will be displayed from Tuesday at the new Japan Olympic Museum for at least the next two months. Visitors would need a reservation to enter the museum, which&nbsp;is&nbsp;just a short walk from the new National Stadium where it was supposed to be burning a month ago. Though The Olympics are set to open on July 23, 2021, but with the Covid-19 situation still out of hands, it's fate remains uncertain.

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