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India on top of women .....a first time ever event

India on the back of shootings 8 medals makes a count of 12 wch medals and breaks through to 19th position on total medal count...... This is huge for India - the best ever in olympic categories in a single year ...... This came despite a rare failure by neeraj chopra not medaling in athletics , the 49 kg weightclass not being considered in weightlifting which meant mirabhai chanus silver in 48 not counting .... Also no world champ in t20 cricket this year and i guess hockey not counting as well ......

@Sindo.....when would you add the shooting w ch ?

india has done very well in world cups in shooting especially in the last 10 years pr so .... Often coming second to china ... But in the last 10 or so world championships we have rarely got more than 1 medal in the olympic events ..... The best performance was in 2023 with 1-0-2 in oly events but 2023 was the second qualification for oly so the cream who had already qualified in 2022 did not come .... But 2025 is different india has done superbly winning 1-1-3 already in oly events with 4 oly events to go .... Today samrat rana won a gold in 10m pistol with varun winning a bronze .... So go indya ... great job shooters

Yeah Indian women had a good all round team effort , if in semis it was jemimah and harman who scored , in the finals this time it shefali and deepti...... Super win

Great job by india .....in 2/3 finals but a early knockout of our women team in compound is bit unexpected ... Aditi gopichand ( the defending womens individual compound champion ) missed out qualifying and i am sure that has made a difference

World boxing championship squad ( starting 4th ) for india , i am excited to see how it goes ... The squad is good .... 🇮🇳 India Squad – World Boxing Championships 2025, Liverpool (with career medal records) --- Women Meenakshi Hooda (48kg) Youth World Boxing Championships 🥇 Gold (2022) Asian Youth Championships 🥈 Silver (2021) 2025 world cup bronze Nikhat Zareen (51kg) Senior World Champion 🥇 (2022, 2023) CWG Champion 🥇 (2022) Asian Champion 🥇 (2022) Strandja Memorial 🥇 (2022) Sakshi (54kg) Youth World Champion 🥇 (2021) Asian Youth Champion 🥇 (2019, 2021) Asian Youth Silver 🥈 (2020) 2025 world cup gold Jaismine Lamboria (57kg) CWG Bronze 🥉 (2022, Birmingham) Asian Championships Bronze 🥉 (2022) World cup 2025 gold Sanju Khatri (60kg) Youth World Bronze 🥉 (2021) Asian Youth Championships 🥇 Gold (2019) Neeraj Phogat (60kg) Asian U22 Championships 🥉 Bronze (2022) National champion in lightweight Sanamacha Chanu (70kg) Youth World Champion 🥇 (2021, Kielce) Asian Youth Champion 🥇 (2019) Lovlina Borgohain (75kg) Senior World Champion 🥇 (2023) World Championships 🥉 Bronze (2018, 2019) Olympic Bronze 🥉 (Tokyo 2020) Asian Championships 🥇 Gold (2022), 🥉 Bronze (2017) Pooja Rani (80kg) Asian Champion 🥇 (2019, 2021) CWG Bronze 🥉 (2014) Olympian (Tokyo 2020, quarterfinalist) 2025 world cup silver Nupur Sheoran (80kg) Youth World Champion 🥇 (2019, 81kg) Asian Junior Champion 🥇 (2017) 2025 world cup gold --- Men Jadumani Singh Mandengbam (50kg) Youth Asian Champion 🥇 (2021) Youth World Bronze 🥉 (2021) 2025 world cup bronze. Pawan Bartwal (55kg) Asian U22 Championships 🥉 Bronze (2022) Multiple national medals Sachin Siwach Jr (60kg) Youth World Champion 🥇 (2016) Asian U22 Gold 🥇 (2022) Strandja Memorial 🥇 (2022) 2025 world cup bronze Abhinash Jamwal (65kg) Asian U22 Bronze 🥉 (2023) World cup 2025 - silver and silver Hitesh Gulia (70kg) Youth Asian Championships 🥈 Silver (2019) 2025 world cup silver and bronze Sumit Kundu (75kg) Asian Championships Bronze 🥉 (2021) Strandja Memorial Silver 🥈 (2022) Lakshya Chahar (80kg) Youth Asian Championships 🥇 Gold (2018) Youth World Bronze 🥉 (2018) Jugnoo Ahlawat (85kg) Asian U22 Championships 🥉 Bronze (2023) 2025 world cup silver Harsh Chaudhary (90kg) Youth World Bronze 🥉 (2021) Asian Youth Champion 🥇 (2019) Narender Berwal (90kg+) World Championships Quarterfinalist (2023) Asian Games Bronze 🥉 (2022, +92kg) Asian Championships Bronze 🥉 2025 world cup bronze

Yes obviously from a medal perspective cricket both mens and womens , mixed pair compund seem high probability events .... With really long shot chances in tt doubles and who knows squash with anahat rapidly improving with 3 years left ...

India will surely have its largest squad in LA and this is guaranteed .... We had 117 in rio We had 119 ( largest ever in tokyo ) We had 110 in paris ( We are maximum numbers in our regular sports now and the fall in tokyo was only because womens hockey with 16 players failed to qualify ) So this time i feel we should hit 160-170.. This presumes 1 simple assumption we qualify in womens hockey ....we had a shock when they narrowly missed qualification in 2024 after finishing 4th in tokyo ....that should add 16 to our paris number bringing it to 126..... We will do very well in the new sports We are almost sure of adding 32 in cricket both mens and womens team 3-4 in squash 2 in mixed compound Which brings us to 38 +126 which is 164 ... So 160-170 with some plusses and minuses in paris we did well to qualify mens and women teams in recurve and TT and 2 relay squads in 4*400 where we may not qualify all of them this time so minus 4-5 ..... On the other hand we may add some numbers in mens wrestling and boxing ... So yeah i think 160-170 which may bring us to a position of 15th or so in squad size .... @Roamingrover86@Dolby @Prashanth@Siddhartha Talukdar@Saatvik

Without a doubt , this was a very close match against the world number one .....so one of the best chances i am sure

An amazing come from behind performance by sift .....

What an amazing performance by a Indian parathletes ..... We are 13th on the medal table with 24 medals .... What an amazing performance by our paralympians..... They really have brought us so high on the medal table .... A position that India has never been at in either Olympics or Paralympics before .

Shit man the romanian had the worst possible fall against Kennedy blades , hope she is not seriously injured

@MHSN.....your take on above story , can she be completely disqualified after reaching final bout , or logically shown as VIN and be given silver

Guys this normally does not happen as we do not have two weigh ins ..... But I guess then she should be shown as VIN right and ve awarded silver ?