Dual Medals-India’s Olympic Journey is a remarkable story of achievements, challenges, and national pride. Since first competing at the 1900 Paris Olympics, the country has slowly but surely made its mark on the global sports stage.
In the early days, Norman Pritchard was a trailblazer, winning two silver medals in Paris 1900. This was a significant start for Indian athletes in the Olympics. Over the years, India enjoyed great success in hockey, winning multiple gold medals, including a dominant era in the 1920s and 1980s.
The journey has had its ups and downs. India has seen both periods of great success and quieter times. Despite this, the determination of Indian athletes has always been strong.
Manu Bhaker added to this proud history by winning two bronze medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics. She achieved this in both the women’s 10m air pistol event and the mixed 10m air pistol event, becoming the second Indian after Norman Pritchard to win two medals in a single Olympics.
Manu Bhaker : Won Bronze in10m Air Pistol -Olympics 2024-PM Modi congratulates Manu Bhaker for historic win
“Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh Secure Bronze in 10m Air Pistol at Paris 2024 Olympics”
This story highlights the growth of Indian sports and the relentless spirit of its athletes who continue to aim for the highest achievements on the world stage.
Here’s a comprehensive table listing Indian athletes who have won medals at the Summer Olympics, including their respective events, medals, and the Olympics where they won:
Athlete | Medal | Event | Olympics |
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Manu Bhaker & Sarabjot Singh | Bronze | Shooting, 10m Air Pistol mixed team event | Paris 2024 |
Manu Bhaker | Bronze | Shooting, 10m Air Pistol | Paris 2024 |
Mirabai Chanu | Silver | Women’s 49kg weightlifting | Tokyo 2020 |
Lovlina Borgohain | Bronze | Women’s welterweight boxing | Tokyo 2020 |
PV Sindhu | Bronze | Women’s singles badminton | Tokyo 2020 |
Ravi Kumar Dahiya | Silver | Men’s 57kg wrestling | Tokyo 2020 |
Indian hockey team | Bronze | Men’s hockey | Tokyo 2020 |
Bajrang Punia | Bronze | Men’s 65kg wrestling | Tokyo 2020 |
Neeraj Chopra | Gold | Men’s javelin throw | Tokyo 2020 |
PV Sindhu | Silver | Women’s singles badminton | Rio 2016 |
Sakshi Malik | Bronze | Women’s 58kg wrestling | Rio 2016 |
Sushil Kumar | Silver | Men’s 66kg wrestling | London 2012 |
Vijay Kumar | Silver | Men’s 25m rapid pistol shooting | London 2012 |
Saina Nehwal | Bronze | Women’s singles badminton | London 2012 |
Mary Kom | Bronze | Women’s flyweight boxing | London 2012 |
Yogeshwar Dutt | Bronze | Men’s 60kg wrestling | London 2012 |
Gagan Narang | Bronze | Men’s 10m air rifle shooting | London 2012 |
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 |
Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore | Silver | Men’s double trap shooting | Athens 2004 |
Karnam Malleswari | Bronze | Women’s 54kg weightlifting | Sydney 2000 |
Leander Paes | Bronze | Men’s singles tennis | Atlanta 1996 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | Moscow 1980 |
Indian hockey team | Bronze | Men’s hockey | Munich 1972 |
Indian hockey team | Bronze | Men’s hockey | Mexico City 1968 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | Tokyo 1964 |
Indian hockey team | Silver | Men’s hockey | Rome 1960 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | Melbourne 1956 |
KD Jadhav | Bronze | Men’s bantamweight wrestling | Helsinki 1952 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | Helsinki 1952 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | London 1948 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | Berlin 1936 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | Los Angeles 1932 |
Indian hockey team | Gold | Men’s hockey | Amsterdam 1928 |
Norman Pritchard | Silver | Men’s 200m | Paris 1900 |
Norman Pritchard | Silver | Men’s 200m hurdles | Paris 1900 |
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