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Asian Athletics Championship: Swapna Barman, Asian Games gold medalist secures silver in heptathlon

Swapna Barman finished second behind Ekaterina Vornina (6198 points) of Uzbekistan, while Purnima Hembram, the other Indian in the fray, was fifth with 5528 points.

Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Neeraj Chopra speaks up in support of 'suspended' Vinesh Phogat | Other Sports News

After the Tokyo Olympics, the WFI accused Vinesh Phogat of indiscipline and barred her from participating in any tournament. Neeraj Chopra has made it clear that he will support Vinesh Phogat.

'Olympian Revathi is a motivation force for girls'

After Tokyo what? - The Hindu

India at Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games: Full list of all 121 athletes who competed and their results

India sent a total of 120-plus athletes to the Olympic Games, and returned with a total of seven medals for their best tally till date.

India LIVE at Tokyo 2020 on Friday, July 30: Deepika Kumari wins; Manu, Rahi miss 25m pistol final

2dDebayan Sen India LIVE at Tokyo 2020 on Friday, July 30: Deepika Kumari loses to top seed in QF; India women beat Ireland to keep QF hopes alive Scroll down to catch all the Indians in action LIVE with our blog. LIVE NOW GOLF: Men's individual stroke play round 2 has Anirban Lahiri and Udayan S Mane in action. SAILING: Men's one person dinghy laser race 9 -- Vishnu Saravanan in action. RESULTS SO FAR BOXING: Lovlina Borgohain beats Chen Nien-Chin of Chinese Taipei 4-1 in the women's welterweight quarterfinal. Borgohain is now assured of a medal. She will contest her semifinal on August 4.

Tokyo Olympics, Day 7: All eyes on Deepika, Lovlina

Tokyo Olympics, Day 7: All eyes on Deepika, Lovlina

One medal that can change TN athletes' lives forever

One medal that can change TN athletes' lives forever ​ Sun, Jul 25 2021 8:57 IST | ​ 0 Views One medal that can change TN athletes' lives forever.. Image Source: IANS News Chennai, July 25 : It was the fire in their empty stomachs and racing on bare foot during their younger days that took five Tamil Nadu athletes to the tracks at the Tokyo Olympics. And one medal is all that they need for their lives to change to a better track. The five athletes who have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics from the state are Arokia Rajiv, Nagananthan Pandi (Men's 4x400 relay), and Dhanalakshmi Sekhar, Revathi Veeramani and Subha Venkatesan (Mixed 4x400 relay).

Message from Tokyo: Good news already: Our contingent is diverse regionally, socially. Women are key members