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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?

The 228-strong Indian Olympic Contingent will be invited as special guests to the Red Fort on August 15.
Prime Minister Modi will invite them for the Independence Day event and also interact with them at his residence.&nbsp;
It is the largest ever Indian Olympic contingent comprising of 120 athletes.&nbsp;
The Prime Minister has been vocal in cheering for the sportspersons at the Tokyo Olympics.&nbsp;
On Tuesday he tweeted that their spirited performance in Tokyo is making 130 crore Indians proud.&nbsp;

PM to invite Olympic contingent to Red Fort on August 15

Prime Minister Modi will invite them for the Independence Day event and also interact with them at his residence.&nbsp;

//Indian Olympic Contingent to be special guests at Red Fort on Aug 15 //PM to invite the 228-strong contingent for Independence Day&nbsp; //It is the largest ever Indian Olympic contingent comprising of 120 athletes

The 228-strong Indian Olympic Contingent will be special guests at the Independence Day event.&nbsp;

As India marks 75th year of independence from the British, the 228-strong Indian Olympic Contingent will be invited as special guests to the Red Fort on August 15.
Prime Minister Modi will invite the Oympians for the Independence Day event and also interact with them at his residence.&nbsp;
It is the largest ever Indian Olympic contingent comprising of 120 athletes.&nbsp;
The Prime Minister has been vocal in cheering for the sportspersons at the Tokyo Olympics.&nbsp;
On Tuesday he tweeted that their spirited performance in Tokyo is making 130 crore Indians proud.&nbsp;

The Indian women's hockey team qualified for the quarterfinal for the first time in 40 years&nbsp;after Great Britain beat Ireland 2-0 in the last Pool A group match, securing the 4th spot.India&rsquo;s hopes of making the quarter-final rested on the outcome of the last Pool A group match between Great Britain and Ireland.
If Rampal and Navneet Kaur were the heroes of the win against Ireland, it was Vandana Katariya on Saturday, who became the first Indian woman to score a hat-trick at the Olympics. Katariya scored in the 4th, 17th and 49th with Neha Goyal getting one in the 32nd.

Indian women's hockey team makes history, enter Olympics 2020 quarter-finals

For the first time in 40 years, the India women's hockey team has made it to the quarterfinals of the Olympics.

Indian women's hockey team enter quarterfinal at Tokyo Olympics 2020
Women hockey team have qualified after 40 years, 4th spot on the table
Great Britain beat Ireland 2-0, making it possible for India to qualify
Vandana&nbsp;Kataria, first Indian woman hockey player to score a hat-trick at Olympics

India&rsquo;s hopes of making the quarter-final rested on the outcome of the last Pool A group match between Great Britain and Ireland.

The Indian women's hockey team qualified for the quarterfinal for the first time in 40 years&nbsp;after Great Britain beat Ireland 2-0 in the last Pool A group match, securing the 4th spot. India&rsquo;s hopes of making the quarter-final rested on the outcome of the last Pool A group match between Great Britain and Ireland.
If Rampal and Navneet Kaur were the heroes of the win against Ireland, it was Vandana Katariya on Saturday, who became the first Indian woman to score a hat-trick at the Olympics. Katariya scored in the 4th, 17th and 49th with Neha Goyal getting one in the 32nd.

The entry of Pakistan&nbsp;delegations&nbsp;at the much-awaited Tokyo Olympics 2020 is in news as the flag bearers of the country did not wear&nbsp;a Covid-19 mask while entering the stadium on Friday.
While the rest of the team had covered their faces the two athletes who held aloft their country's flag pulled down their masks as they marched.
While badminton player Mahoor Shahzad's mask was seen under her chin, shooter Khalil Akhtar's mask had covered his mouth but not his nose.
Most members of the teams of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan were also seen at the ceremony with bare faces.
According to Tokyo 2020 playbooks, the organisers have taken some big measures to curb the virus outbreak. From tweaks in medal ceremonies to no group photos, the organisers have promoted the idea of masks and social distancing&nbsp;and volunteers are required to wear masks at all times.
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Pakistan team’s flag bearer flouts Covid rules, marches maskless at opening parade

Entry of Pakistan&nbsp;delegations&nbsp;at the much-awaited Tokyo Olympics 2020 is in news as the flag bearers of the country were seen not wearing a Covid-19 mask at the opening parade on Friday.&nbsp;

Pakistan&rsquo;s flag-bearers Mahoor Shahzad, Khalil Akhtar flout Covid-19 rules
Most&nbsp;members of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan teams were seen bare faces
According to Tokyo 2020 playbooks: athletes&nbsp;required to wear masks all the time

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The entry of Pakistan&nbsp;delegations&nbsp;at the much-awaited Tokyo Olympics 2020 is in news for a wrong reason as some of&nbsp;the flag bearers of the country did not wear&nbsp;a Covid-19 mask while entering the stadium on Friday.
While the rest of the team had covered their faces the two athletes who held aloft their country's flag pulled down their masks as they marched, badminton player Mahoor Shahzad's mask was seen under her chin whereas shooter Khalil Akhtar's mask had covered his mouth but not his nose.
Most members of the teams of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan were also seen at the ceremony with bare faces.
According to Tokyo 2020 playbooks, the organisers have taken some big measures to curb the virus outbreak. From tweaks in medal ceremonies to no group photos, the organisers have promoted the idea of masks and social distancing&nbsp;and volunteers are required to wear masks at all times.
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Tokyo 2020's sponsor Toyota won't be running any Olympics-related ads in Japan. This comes amid rising safety concerns among the citizens as Covid&nbsp;cases rise.
The upcoming event has a very lacklustre public support as&nbsp;public opinion surveys reflect widespread concern among Japanese people about having tens of thousands of Olympic participants enter the country during a pandemic. Some already have&nbsp;tested positive&nbsp;for Covid.
Toyota Motor Corp Chief Executive&nbsp;Akio Toyoda and other executives will not attend the opening ceremony either.
Toyota is one of the top corporate sponsors for the upcoming Olympic games in Japan. It is also one of the most trusted brands in Japan.

Tokyo 2020: Toyota halts Olympics-related ads

Tokyo 2020's sponsor Toyota won't be running any Olympics-related ads in Japan amid rising safety concerns among the citizens as Covid&nbsp;cases rise.

Tokyo 2020: Toyota halts games-related ads

Tokyo 2020's sponsor Toyota won't be running any Olympics-related ads in Japan. This comes amid rising safety concerns among the citizens as Covid&nbsp;cases rise.
The upcoming event has a very lacklustre public support as&nbsp;public opinion surveys reflect widespread concern among Japanese people about having tens of thousands of Olympic participants enter the country during a pandemic. Some already have&nbsp;tested positive&nbsp;for Covid.
Toyota Motor Corp Chief Executive&nbsp;Akio Toyoda and other executives will not attend the opening ceremony either.
Toyota is one of the top corporate sponsors for the upcoming Olympic games in Japan. It is also one of the most trusted brands in Japan.

Widespread concern among Japanese people about having tens of thousands of Olympic participants enter the country during a pandemic

Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with Senior Sports Journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao. Gracenote, an organisation that specialises in Sports Data predicts 17 medals for India in Tokyo including 4 Golds. Wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat are expected to win a gold each in their respective categories whereas rifle-shooter Elavenil Valarivan is also expected to shoot a gold. Wrestlers, Shooters &amp; Boxers are expected to dominate India's medal haul at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games. With Olympics starting in a week, we analyse our list of medal hopefuls.

News Guru: Will this be India's best Olympics?

Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India&nbsp;in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with senior sports journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao&nbsp;to analyse our list of medal hopefuls at Tokyo Olympics 2020
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Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with Senior Sports Journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao. Gracenote, an organisation that specialises in Sports Data predicts 17 medals for India in Tokyo including 4 Golds. Wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat are expected to win a gold each in their respective categories whereas rifle-shooter Elavenil Valarivan is also expected to shoot a gold. Wrestlers, Shooters &amp; Boxers are expected to dominate India's medal haul at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games. With Olympics starting in a week, we analyse our list of medal hopefuls.

Who can win medals for India at the Tokyo Olympics? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with senior sports journalist&nbsp;Rakesh Rao&nbsp;

Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with Senior Sports Journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao. Gracenote, an organisation that specialises in Sports Data predicts 17 medals for India in Tokyo including 4 Golds. Wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat are expected to win a gold each in their respective categories whereas rifle-shooter Elavenil Valarivan is also expected to shoot a gold. Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-pm-modi-s-pep-talk-with-team-india-1626187305598" target="_blank">Tokyo Olympics: PM Modi's pep talk with Team India</a>
Wrestlers, Shooters &amp; Boxers are expected to dominate India's medal haul at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games. With Olympics starting in a week, we analyse our list of medal hopefuls.

With less than 2 months to the Tokyo Summer Olympic Games, the capital city of Japan braces for a tough time due to the Covid-19&nbsp;pandemic. Despite the number of new cases reducing, the state of emergency imposed on Tokyo and its suburbs is likely to be extended up to June 20th which barely leaves a month before the opening ceremony on 23rd July. While the numbers are reducing, the medical authorities in Japan are facing the monumental task of handling critical care patients. Most residents in Tokyo over the last few months have actively advocated for cancelling the Summer Olympics as they along with govt authorities fear that the cases will rise once again when athletes from across the world come to Tokyo.&nbsp;

Olympics: Japan looking to extend Covid-19 emergency in Tokyo

Medical authorities in Japan are facing the monumental task of handling critical care patients

With less than 2 months to the Tokyo Summer Olympic Games, the capital city of Japan braces for a tough time due to the Covid-19&nbsp;pandemic. Despite the number of new cases reducing, the state of emergency imposed on Tokyo and its suburbs is likely to be extended up to June 20th which barely leaves a month before the opening ceremony on 23rd July. While the numbers are reducing, the medical authorities in Japan are facing the monumental task of handling critical care patients. Most residents in Tokyo over the last few months have actively advocated for cancelling the Summer Olympics as they along with govt authorities fear that the cases will rise once again when athletes from across the world come to Tokyo.&nbsp;

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