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Barbie-manufacturer Mattel is being slammed by social media users for a collection of Olympics 2020 dolls that has no Asian representation.
Mattel had collaborated with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Tokyo 2020 organisers to release a new line of dolls in February 2020 for the Games. The collection is meant to celebrate five new sports that were added to the Olympics this year.
People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, the collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.
Netizens called out Mattel for being tone deaf and some said it was indeed strange that the toy manufacturer missed adding an Asian doll to its collection, especially since the Olympics 2020 happened in an Asian country and saw the participation of so many Asian-origin athletes from around the world.

No Asian Barbie in Olympics 2020 doll collection, Mattel slammed

People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, Mattle's collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.

Toymaker Mattel leaves Asians out from&nbsp;Olympics&nbsp;2020 doll&nbsp;collection
No Asian Barbie in the colection, netizens&nbsp;express disappointment&nbsp;
No inclusivity:&nbsp;Netizens slam Mattel for being tone deaf
Mattel: intended to include Asian community but&nbsp; failed to meet goal
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People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, Mattle's collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.

Barbie-manufacturer Mattel is being slammed by social media users for a collection of Olympics 2020 dolls that has no Asian representation.
Mattel had collaborated with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Tokyo 2020 organisers to release a new line of dolls in February 2020 for the Games. The collection is meant to celebrate five new sports that were added to the Olympics this year.
People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, the collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.
Netizens called out Mattel for being tone deaf and some said it was indeed strange that the toy manufacturer missed adding an Asian doll to its collection, especially since the Olympics 2020 happened in an Asian country .
In a statement, the toymaker clarified that a doll resembling an Olympic skateboarder was intended to &ldquo;represent the Asian community&rdquo; but acknowledged that the collection ultimately failed to meet its goal.

Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra winning the Olympic gold is a moment to celebrate for all the Indians, but it is a tad bit special for the Indian Army.&nbsp;The ace Javelin thrower is a Subedar with&nbsp;Rajputana Rifles regiment in the Indian Army. The soldiers of his regiment celebrated the historic feat. Chief of Army Staff Gen MM Naravne&nbsp;and all the ranks of the force also congratulated the 23-year-old athlete who won Gold with a throw of 87.58 meters. Chief of Defence staff&nbsp;Genral Bipin Rawat also hailed Chopra's phenomenal performance at the Olympics.&nbsp;The Panipat-based&nbsp;athlete became India's first track and field Olympic medallist and also brought home India's first gold since 2008.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Watch! Subedar Neeraj Chopra's regiment celebrates his Olympic victory

Tap to watch how Army celebrated&nbsp;Subedar Chopra's gold

The Panipat-based&nbsp;athlete became India's first track and field Olympic medallist and also brought home India's first gold since 2008.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra winning the Olympic gold is a moment to celebrate for all the Indians, but it is a tad bit special for the Indian Army.&nbsp; The ace javelin thrower is a Subedar with the&nbsp;Rajputana Rifles regiment of the Indian Army and the soldiers of his regiment broke into a dance to celebrate his historic feat. Chief of Army Staff General MM Naravne&nbsp;and all the ranks of the force also congratulated the 23-year-old athlete who won the gold mdeal with a throw of 87.58 meters. Chief of Defence staff&nbsp;Genral Bipin Rawat also hailed Chopra's phenomenal performance at the Olympics.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-2020-olympics-neeraj-chopra-gives-a-moon-landing-moment-for-indian-sports-1628349741182">Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Neeraj Chopra gives a moon-landing moment for Indian Sports&nbsp;</a> The Panipat-based&nbsp;athlete became India's first track and field Olympic medallist and also brought home India's first Olympic gold since 2008.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra after winning a historic gold medal in the Olympics on Saturday said &lsquo;it feels unbelievable&rsquo;. The 23-year-old also said it is a proud moment for him and the country.
Asked if he was surprised to win gold, he said he knew he could do better in the final as in the qualification round he &lsquo;threw very well&rsquo;
Also Read&nbsp;Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Neeraj Chopra gives a moon-landing moment for Indian Sports
Speaking to the media, Neeraj said the national anthem during the medal ceremony meant the world to him and and he was about to cry.
Neeraj also dedicated his gold medal to Milkha Singh, PT Usha and other Indian athletes who came close to winning an Olympic medal.
He admitted feeling no pressure while playing in Tokyo Olympics and credited his earlier competitive exposures for the same.
Neeraj Chopra said &lsquo;good training serves as the best motivation&rsquo; as he signed off to celebrate his victory.

Neeraj Chopra after historic win at Tokyo Olympics: unbelievable, felt current pass through

Speaking to the media after winning the historic&nbsp;gold at the Tokyo Olympics,&nbsp;Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra said the national anthem during the medal ceremony meant the world to him and and he was about to cry.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Neeraj Chopra dedicates gold to Milkha Singh and PT Usha

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Star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra after winning a historic gold medal in the Olympics on Saturday said &lsquo;it feels unbelievable&rsquo;. The 23-year-old also said it is a proud moment for him and the country.
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Chopra dedicated his gold to great Indian athletes&nbsp;Milkha Singh, PT Usha&nbsp;
Chopra admitted&nbsp;earlier international competitive exposures helped him
Chorpa&nbsp;said felt no pressure while playing in Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;
Chopra was confident of a good performance in the final round
'Good training serves as the best motivation&rsquo; ,India's golden boy said
Star javelin thrower thanked the Federation for supporting him
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Speaking to the media after winning the historic&nbsp;gold at the Tokyo Olympics,&nbsp;Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra said the national anthem during the medal ceremony meant the world to him and and he was about to cry.

Star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra after winning a historic gold medal in the Olympics on Saturday said &lsquo;it feels unbelievable&rsquo;. The 23-year-old also said it is a proud moment for him and the country.
Asked if he was surprised to win gold, he said he knew he could do better in the final as in the qualification round he &lsquo;threw very well&rsquo;
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-2020-olympics-neeraj-chopra-gives-a-moon-landing-moment-for-indian-sports-1628349741182" target="_blank">Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Neeraj Chopra gives a moon-landing moment for Indian Sports</a>
Speaking to the media, Neeraj said the national anthem during the medal ceremony meant the world to him.
Neeraj also dedicated his gold medal to Milkha Singh, PT Usha and other Indian athletes who came close to winning an Olympic medal.
He admitted feeling no pressure while playing in Tokyo Olympics and credited his earlier competitive exposures for the same.
Neeraj Chopra said &lsquo;good training serves as the best motivation&rsquo; as he signed off to celebrate his victory.

Bollywood celebrities took to social media to laud javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra who on Saturday created history at the Tokyo Olympics by winning gold for India. Chopra became the second Indian to grab an individual Olympic gold and the first Indian to win a gold medal in an athletics event.
Anushka Sharma, Kareena Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal and a host of other celebs congratulated Neeraj Chopra for his historic gold win.
Abhishek Bachchan took to Twitter and wrote &lsquo;history has been made&rsquo;. Ajay Devgn expressed his happiness, while Ranveer Singh lauded Chopra&rsquo;s big win with 'bharat mata&nbsp;ki jai' slogan
Vicky Kaushal thanked Chopra for achieving a huge feat for India
Rakul Preet, Arjun Kapoor also joined in to celebrate Chopra&rsquo;s brilliant performance.

Anushka Sharma to Kareena Kapoor, Bollywood hails Neeraj Chopra’s historic win at Tokyo Olympics

Here's how&nbsp;Bollywood celebrities celebrated&nbsp;javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra's historic win&nbsp;at the Tokyo Olympics

Bollywood celebrities took to social media to laud javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra who on Saturday created history at the Tokyo Olympics by winning gold for India

Bollywood celebrities took to social media to laud javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra who on Saturday created history at the Tokyo Olympics by winning gold for India. Chopra became the second Indian to grab an individual Olympic gold and the first Indian to win a gold medal in an athletics event.
Anushka Sharma, Kareena Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal and a host of other celebs congratulated Neeraj Chopra for his historic gold win.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-2020-olympics-neeraj-chopra-gives-a-moon-landing-moment-for-indian-sports-1628349741182" target="_blank">Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Neeraj Chopra gives a moon-landing moment for Indian Sports</a>
Abhishek Bachchan took to Twitter and wrote &lsquo;history has been made&rsquo;. Ajay Devgn expressed his happiness, while Ranveer Singh lauded Chopra&rsquo;s big win with 'bharat mata&nbsp;ki jai' slogan
Vicky Kaushal thanked Chopra for achieving a huge feat for India
Rakul Preet, Arjun Kapoor also joined in to celebrate Chopra&rsquo;s brilliant performance.

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>
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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;

PM Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo and wished them well

Tokyo Olympics: PM Modi's pep talk with Team India

PM&nbsp;Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo and wished them well

PM&nbsp;Modi interacted with the Indian athletes&nbsp;ahead of Tokyo Olympic Games
PM Modi&nbsp;spoke with medal hopeful archers&nbsp;Deepika Kumari&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Pravin Jadhav
PM boosted javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra's confidence
PM asked boxer Ashish Kumar about his fight against Covid-19
PM Modi called champion boxer Mary Kom an inspiration for the nation
PM Modi&nbsp;asked Rio Olympics medallist PV Sindhu&nbsp;about her practice
PM Modi asked Sharath Kamal&nbsp;to&nbsp;guide the youngsters at the Games

PM&nbsp;Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo and wished them well

Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/olympics-tokyo-hotel-apologises-for-japanese-only-elevator-signs-1626085827982" target="_blank">Olympic Games in Tokyo</a> and wished them well for the upcoming Summer games starting July 23.
PM Modi started the conversation by speaking with medal hopefuls archers Deepika Kumari and Pravin Jadhav.
He also boosted javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra&rsquo;s confidence and asked him not to get bogged down by expectations.
The prime minister spoke with sprinter Dutee Chand, who will represent the country in the 100 and 200 metre sprints and asked boxer Ashish Kumar about his fight against Covid-19 and about losing his father.
Interacting with Champion boxer MC Mary Kom, PM Modi said she is an inspiration for the entire country.
He then spoke with 2016 Rio Olympics silver medallist PV Sindhu and asked her about her practice.
PM Modi asked shooter Saurabh Chaudhary about whether he does any meditation or yoga to help him concentrate
PM Modi asked veteran Olympian Sharath Kamal, who will represent India in table tennis to assume the role of a senior and elder and guide the youngsters at the Games
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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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