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Prime Minister Modi&nbsp;stood up and cheered for the Indian contingent as they walked out during the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics 2020.&nbsp;A total of 19 Indian athletes, including flag-bearers iconic boxer M C Mary Kom and men's hockey team captain Manpreet Singh, besides six officials, participated in the ceremony. The country has a 228-strong delegation in Tokyo, including over 120 athletes.

Watch: Prime Minister Modi cheers for Team India during Olympics opening ceremony

A total of 19 Indian athletes, including flag-bearers iconic boxer M C Mary Kom and men's hockey team captain Manpreet Singh, besides six officials, participated in the ceremony.

Prime Minister Modi&nbsp;stood up and cheered for the Indian contingent as they walked out during the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics 2020.&nbsp;A total of 19 Indian athletes, including flag-bearers iconic boxer M C Mary Kom and men's hockey team captain Manpreet Singh, besides six officials, participated in the ceremony. The country has a 228-strong delegation in Tokyo, including over 120 athletes.

Two athletes have tested positive for the coronavirus in the Tokyo Olympic Village, officials said on Sunday, just days before the pandemic-delayed Games open on July 23.&nbsp;
This is the third Covid&nbsp;case and first among athletes at the Olympic Village after a 'games-concerned personnel' tested positive on Friday.&nbsp;
The Tokyo Games are already facing strong opposition over concerns that they will lead to an increase in Covid-19 cases in Japan.&nbsp;
The Olympic Village, a complex of apartments and dining areas, will house 6,700 athletes and officials at its peak when the 2020 Games begin.&nbsp;

Two athletes test positive for Covid-19 in the Olympics Village

Two athletes have tested positive for the coronavirus in the Tokyo Olympic Village, officials said on Sunday, just days before the pandemic-delayed Games

Two athletes test positive for Covid-19 in the Olympic Village

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<li>Covid at Tokyo 2020: two athletes have tested positive at the Olympic Village</li>
<li>Third confirmed case after a 'non-athlete' tested positive on Friday</li>
<li>News&nbsp;adds to concerns about infections days before the Summer Games begin</li>
</ul>

Third Covid-19 cases in the Games village after a 'non-athlete' tested positive on Friday.&nbsp;

Two athletes have tested positive for coronavirus in the Tokyo Olympic Village, officials said on Sunday, just days before the pandemic-delayed Games open on July 23.&nbsp;
This is the third Covid&nbsp;case and first among athletes at the Olympic Village after a 'games-concerned personnel' tested positive on Friday.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-hits-tokyo-2020-olympics-village-reported-first-case-1626498043156">Covid hits Tokyo Olympics: first case in athletes' village, organisers say&nbsp;</a>
The Tokyo Games are already facing strong opposition over concerns that they will lead to an increase in Covid-19 cases in Japan.&nbsp;
The Olympic Village, a complex of apartments and dining areas, will house 6,700 athletes and officials at its peak when the 2020 Games begin.&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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