New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet with the Indian contingent that participated in Paris Olympics 2024 on August 15 in the national capital.
The prime minister will reportedly hold a meeting with the athletes after the Independence Day event.
Meanwhile, two-time Olympic medalist Neeraj Chopra will not return to India as he will head to Germany for medical assistance.
With Paris Olympics coming to an end, Prime Minister Narendra Modi On Sunday, he praised the efforts of the Indian contingent and wished the sporting heroes all the best for their upcoming endeavours.
All Indians are proud of the athletes who did their best, he said.
“Like Paris Olympics “In conclusion, I appreciate the efforts of the entire Indian contingent throughout the games,” Modi said in a post on X.
“All the athletes gave their best and all Indians are proud of them. We wish our sporting heroes all the best for their upcoming endeavours,” the Prime Minister said.
After 15 days of extraordinary non-stop action, Paris… Olympics The year 2024 has finally come to an end. With the culmination of the event, the medal table, which until now was variable, has become constant.
As all events have finished, there are no more medals to be won and therefore each country that has won a medal has been given a final position in the medal count.
India finished in 71st position with one silver and five bronze medals at the conclusion of the Paris Games. Olympics on Sunday.
This time, India was aiming for 10 Olympic medals. However, things did not go as expected and India had to settle for just 6 medals in Paris. OlympicsMoreover, India failed to win a gold medal in Paris and is therefore ranked 71st in the tally, even behind countries like its neighbours. Pakistan who only won one medal but it was Gold.
Indian Medal Winners: 1. Neeraj Chopra: Silver; Men’s Javelin Throw (Athletics) 2. Men’s Team Hockey: Bronze 3. Manu Bhaker: Bronze; Women’s 10m Air Pistol (Shooting) 4. Swapnil Kusale: Bronze; Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions (Shooting) 5. Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh: Bronze; Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol (Shooting) 6. Aman Sehrawat: Bronze; Men’s Freestyle 57kg (Wrestling).
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