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At the 20km racewalk, India's Sandeep Kumar started off brilliantly and was second until the 6km mark, but soon lost out on multiple places. Check Out: The highlight of the day was certainly the wrestling medal matches of How did India fare overall on Day 13 at Tokyo? The Indian contingent had a busy Thursday with a total of seven events scheduled for the day, spanning across golf, hockey, wrestling and 20km racewalk. The Indian athletes made the country extremely proud by winning two medals today. Here's a look at how all Indian athletes performed throughout the course of the day: Indian men's hockey team wins a thrilling game against Germany to claim bronze Hockey - Olympics: Day 13 The Indian men's hockey team scripted history by winning the country a medal in the sport after 41 long years. The game began as Germany took a 1-0 lead in the first quarter. However, India came roaring back in the second quarter as they took a lead of 5-3. The third quarter was relatively silent with respect to the number of goals, but Germany fought back and reduced India's lead to 5-4. In the last seven seconds of the game, India conceded a penalty corner, but the heroics of goalkeeper Sreejesh helped India retain their lead and secure a stunning win over Germany. There were tears of joy and celebration across the country after the historic victory that made India the most successful hockey-playing nation at the Olympic Games. Aditi Ashok maintains her T2 lead; Diksha Dagar improves her po...

India finished 48th on the medal tally in Tokyo, its highest ranking in over four decades (if one were to go by the total number of medals, India would have actually finished 33rd. However, ranking is done primarily based on gold medals won). The previous best in this period was the 51st rank finish at Beijing in 2008, when India won three medals, including Abhinav Bindra's gold. India has finished significantly higher in the era in which it used to win gold in hockey, but that time is not really comparable both because of the dozens of countries that have come into being since then and the expansion in the number of sports and hence medals. In Moscow, for instance, India finished at 23rd rank but with just a solitary medal, the hockey gold. A repeat of that at Tokyo would have placed India at joint 63rd, a measure of how different the two eras are. In London 2012, India had finished 57th despite winning more medals than in Beijing because the medal table ranks countries by gold, silver and bronze in that order and India didn't win a gold in London. In Rio in 2016, the medal tally crashed to just two and so did the ranking to 67th. From there, it's now gone up nearly 20 places. There were bigger names with better records in Tokyo. But while most succumbed to the pressure of the big stage, the 23-year-old boy from Haryana's Panipat district relished and revelled in the moment. Following his golden throw, millions became emotional on hearing the national anthem at the Olympi...

A two-medal haul on their debut kick-started India’s campaign at the Olympics. India has since won 35 medals across 24 Olympic Games - including golds, silvers and bronze. Here’s a run-through of all the medals India has won at the Olympics. Indian Olympic winners name list India's Olympic medal winners Athlete Medal Event Olympics Norman Pritchard Silver Men's 200m Paris 1900 Norman Pritchard Silver Men's 200m hurdles Paris 1900 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey Amsterdam 1928 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey Los Angeles 1932 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey Berlin 1936 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey London 1948 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey Helsinki 1952 KD Jadhav Bronze Men's bantamweight wrestling Helsinki 1952 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey Melbourne 1956 Indian hockey team Silver Men's hockey Rome 1960 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey Tokyo 1964 Indian hockey team Bronze Men's hockey Mexico City 1968 Indian hockey team Bronze Men's hockey Munich 1972 Indian hockey team Gold Men's hockey Moscow 1980 Leander Paes Bronze Men's singles tennis Atlanta 1996 Karnam Malleswari Bronze Women's 54kg weightlifting Sydney 2000 Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore Silver Men's double trap shooting Athens 2004 Abhinav Bindra Gold Men's 10m air rifle shooting Beijing 2008 Vijender Singh Bronze Men's middleweight boxing Beijing 2008 Sushil Kumar Bronze Men's 66kg wrestling Beijing 2008 Sushil Kumar Silver Men's 66kg wrestling London 2012 Vijay Kumar Silver Men...

Gold (15) September 1, 2018 August 30, 2018 Jinson Johnson wins gold medal in men’s 1500m event. 4x400m women’s relay team clinches fifth consecutive gold medal. August 29, 2018 Swapna Barman wins gold in Arpinder Singh claims gold in August 28, 2018 In Manjit Singh clinches gold. August 27, 2018 August 25, 2018 In Tejinderpal Singh Toor wins gold. August 24, 2018 Indian rowing team wins gold in men’s quadruple sculls at Asian Games. Sawarn Singh, Dattu Bhoknal, Om Prakash and Sukhmeet Singh finish top of podium in quadruple scull. August 22, 2018 Shooter Rahi Sarnobat wins gold in August 21, 2018 Sixteen-year-old Saurabh Chaudhary grabbed the men’s August 20, 2018 Vinesh Phogat created history by becoming the first Indian woman wrestler to win a gold medal at the Asian Games, brushing aside her rivals with remarkable ease in the August 19, 2018 Wrestler Bajrang Punia clinched India’s first gold medal in the 18th Asian Games after defeating Takatani Daichi of Japan in the Silver (24) September 1, 2018 In women's squash, August 31, 2018 India Women's hockey team takes silver after losing to Japan. In sailing, in the Varsha Gautham and Sweta Shervegar claim a silver. August 30, 2018 4x400m men’s relay team wins a silver. August 29, 2018 In Dutee Chand wins silver. August 28, 2018 The Indian Mixed 4x400m Relay team bag silver. In kurash, Pincky Balhara wins silver in In P.V Sindhu wins silver in The Men's Compound Archery team and the Women's Compound Archery team August 27, ...

Overall, India finished with 61 medals to their name. India secured 22 golds, 16 silvers, and 23 bronze medals as they finished 4th in the medal's tally after upstaging New Zealand. This is India's third best performance ever after finishing 2nd in 2010 when the games were hosted in Delhi and 3rd in 2018. Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Position 1954 0 0 0 0 -- 1958 2 1 0 3 8th 1962 3 4 3 10 8th 1970 5 3 4 12 6th 1974 4 8 3 15 6th 1978 5 4 5 15 6th 1982 5 8 3 16 6th 1990 13 8 11 32 5th 1994 6 11 7 24 6th 1998 7 10 8 25 7th 2002 30 22 17 69 4th 2006 22 17 11 50 4th 2010 38 27 36 101 2nd 2014 15 30 19 64 5th 2018 26 20 20 66 3rd 2022 22 16 23 61 4th Total 203 190 170 563 4th It's worth noting that while the first edition of the games were held in 1930, they were earlier called the British Empire games. India had participated in those games under the British India flag while 1954 was also the first time India took part after independence with the tournament renamed to the Commonwealth Games. India had skipped the 1962 and 1986 games.

Speaking to select media on the sidelines of the MOC meeting, Anurag Thakur said, "India will see the best-ever medal tally in Asian Games this year. We approved Rs 220 Cr for Asian Games preparations. 142 foreign camps were also approved along with 71 national camps and it benefited 2100 athletes." • The government of India has spent Rs. 450 crores in the current Olympic Cycle to support athletes towards foreign exposure, national camps, quality coaches, support staff and equipment. • More than 350 proposals of TOPS group athletes worth Rs. 45 crores approved under Ministry’s TOP Scheme in this Olympic cycle alone so far, to ensure the best possible training for our athletes. • In this current year, Government has already approved Rs. 220 crore towards the preparation of the Asian Games 2023. • Government has already supported more than 142 foreign exposures, 71 National Coaching Camps benefiting more than 2100 athletes towards preparation for Asian Games 2023. • Interestingly, the Government of India has also supported non-traditional sports like Kurash, Jujutsu, and Chess. A total of 600 Athletes are expected to represent India across various sports, compared to 570 in AG 2018 and 541 in 2014. This is expected to have a significant effect on India’s medal tally where one of the best performances is expected this year. India sent a contingent of 570 and 541 athletes in the 2018 and 2014 editions of the Asiad respectively. Out of the 40 events, selection trials for more t...

Full Indian medals tally, Commonwealth Games 2022: Satwik-Chirag, Sharath Kamal win gold as India cements fourth spot with 61 medals CWG 2022: India has won 61 medals - 22 gold, 16 silver and 23 bronze medals - as of the final day of action in Birmingham on Monday. Published : Aug 08, 2022 07:42 IST India’s Commonwealth Games 2022 medals tally rose to 60 with 22 gold medals from Sharath Kamal (Table Tennis men’s singles), Satwik Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty (Badminton men’s doubles), P. V. Sindhu (Badminton singles), Lakshya Sen (Badminton singles gold) on the last day in Birmingham on Monday. READ| Commonwealth Games 2022: India’s final medal tally and rank in Birmingham CWG India has racked up 22 gold, 16 silver and 23 bronze medals so far. For the first time ever in CWG history, the para-sports medals section was also clubbed alongside the overall medal table for every nation. India’s medal tally at CWG 2022 so far: