India's performance in the last five Olympics has shown significant growth and consistency. In Tokyo 2020, India set a new record with its highest-ever medal count, highlighted by Neeraj Chopra’s historic gold.
In the last five Olympics, India's performance has shown notable progress. At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, India won 7 medals, including 1 gold, with Neeraj Chopra making history in javelin throw. The 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics saw India securing 2 medals: a silver by PV Sindhu in badminton and a bronze by Sakshi Malik in wrestling. In the 2012 London Olympics, India achieved 6 medals, with Sushil Kumar winning silver in wrestling and Mary Kom earning a bronze in boxing. The 2008 Beijing Olympics brought India 3 medals, including a gold by Abhinav Bindra in shooting.
1. 2020 Tokyo Olympics
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India won 7 medals: 1 gold, 2 silver, and 4 bronze. Neeraj Chopra's gold in javelin throw was a historic achievement, being India's first-ever gold in this event.
2. 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics:
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India secured 2 medals: 1 silver and 1 bronze. PV Sindhu earned a silver medal in badminton, and Sakshi Malik won a bronze in wrestling.
3. 2012 London Olympics:
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India won 6 medals: 2 silver and 4 bronze. Sushil Kumar achieved a silver in wrestling, while Mary Kom claimed a bronze in boxing.
4. 2008 Beijing Olympics:
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India achieved 3 medals: 1 gold and 2 bronze. Abhinav Bindra won gold in shooting, and Sushil Kumar earned a bronze in wrestling.India achieved 3 medals: 1 gold and 2 bronze. Abhinav Bindra won gold in shooting, and Sushil Kumar earned a bronze in wrestling.
5. 2004 Athens Olympics
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India won 1 silver medal, which was secured by Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore in men’s double trap shooting. This was India’s only medal at these Games.
6. Performance by Indian Women Athletes
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Over the past few Olympics, Indian women athletes have made significant strides. In particular, the 2016 Rio Olympics saw remarkable performances from women such as PV Sindhu and Sakshi Malik, marking a turning point for women's representation in Indian sports.
7. Focus on Sports Infrastructure and Training
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In recent years, India has been investing more in sports infrastructure and athlete training programs. The establishment of high-performance centers and better coaching facilities has contributed to improving the overall performance of Indian athletes on the global stage.
