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Aman Sehrawat Became India’s Youngest Olympics Medalist
Aman Sehrawat, who won India’s sixth medal became India’s youngest Olympic medalist. India’s young wrestler Aman Sehrawat has won the bronze medal by defeating the Puerto Rico wrestler in the Paris Olympics 2024.

21-year-old young wrestler Aman Sehrawat has given an amazing performance and won India a bronze medal in wrestling in the Paris Olympics on Friday night. This is India’s first medal in wrestling at the Paris Olympics. Aman, who was participating in the Olympic Games for the first time, was the only Indian challenger left in the men’s category. Aman became the eighth Indian wrestler to win a medal in Olympic history. With this, Aman Sehrawat has also become India’s youngest medalist to win an Olympic medal.

Aman Sehrawat lost his parents when he was just 11 years old.

The life of Aman Sehrawat was full of adversity and triumph. Sehrawat’s journey to becoming a champion is nothing short of inspiring. He lost both his parents at the young age of 11 years. But his resilience and determination propelled him forward. Inspired by Sushil Kumar’s Olympic silver medal, he started wrestling at the age of 10 and joined the Chhatrasal Stadium in Delhi. Before leaving the world, his father had enrolled Aman in Chhatrasal Stadium in 2013. Perhaps he knew that one day his son would achieve great things for the country.

Aman looked very emotional after winning the medal for the country. He said that my parents also wanted me to become a wrestler. Although they didn’t know anything about the Olympics, they wanted to see me become a wrestler.

Defeated Darian Cruz by a margin of 13-5

This medal of peace also worked as a balm on the dispute with Vinesh Phogat. With this, India’s total number of medals in the Paris Olympics has reached six. Aman, a resident of Jhajjar, Haryana, defeated Puerto Rico wrestler Darian Cruz by a margin of 13-5 in the bronze medal match of the 57 kg category.

Beat record of shuttler queen PV Sindhu

Aman Sehrawat has created history by winning the bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. He has become the youngest athlete to win an Olympic medal for India in an individual event. In this matter, he has defeated shuttler queen PV Sindhu.

Aman Sehrawat: India’s Rising Wrestling Star

Aman Sehrawat is a young Indian freestyle wrestler who has rapidly risen to prominence in the world of sports. Born on July 16, 2003, in Birohar, Jhajjar district, Haryana, India, he competes in the 57 kg weight category.

A Stellar Career of Aman Sehrawat

Despite his young age, Sehrawat boasts an impressive list of achievements:
- Youngest Indian Olympic Medalist: He secured a bronze medal at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, making him the youngest Indian to win an individual Olympic medal.
- Asian Champion: He clinched the gold medal at the 2023 Asian Wrestling Championships.
- U23 World Champion: He won the gold medal at the 2022 U23 World Championships.
Sehrawat’s journey is a testament to his incredible talent, unwavering spirit, and the power of overcoming adversity. His achievements have made him a role model for aspiring athletes across India.

Wrestling Techniques of Aman Sherawat

Aman Sehrawat is known for his aggressive and dynamic wrestling style. While specific details about his unique techniques might be limited in the public domain, we can make some educated inferences based on his performance and the general nature of freestyle wrestling.

Given his success at the international level, it’s safe to assume that Sehrawat possesses a well-rounded skill set. Key techniques in freestyle wrestling include:
- Takedowns: These are crucial for gaining control over an opponent. Sehrawat likely excels in various takedown techniques, such as single and double legs, ankle picks, and low-single attacks.
- Clinching: This involves controlling an opponent’s upper body to create opportunities for takedowns or reversals. Sehrawat probably has a strong clinch game, allowing him to dictate the pace of the match.
- Reversals: The ability to turn a defensive situation into an offensive one is essential. Sehrawat’s quick reflexes and agility likely contribute to his effectiveness in executing reversals.
- Exposures and Turns: Scoring points by exposing an opponent’s shoulders to the mat or turning them over is crucial. Sehrawat’s understanding of leverage and body positioning is likely key to his success in these areas.
- Parterre Wrestling: Ground wrestling is a vital component of freestyle. Sehrawat’s ability to maintain control and score points from the mat is likely another strength.
It’s important to note that these are general observations based on the nature of the sport. A more in-depth analysis would require detailed footage of his matches and expert commentary.

Coaches of Aman Sherawat

A significant factor in Aman Sehrawat’s success is the guidance he has received from his coaches.
- Lalit Kumar: Sehrawat started training under coach Lalit Kumar, who played a crucial role in shaping his early career.
- Chhatrasal Stadium Coaches: The renowned Chhatrasal Stadium in Delhi has been a hub for Indian wrestling talent. Sehrawat has undoubtedly benefited from the expertise of the coaches there.
The intense training environment at Chhatrasal Stadium, coupled with the guidance of experienced coaches, has contributed significantly to Sehrawat’s rapid rise in the world of wrestling.
August 10, 2024
Manu Bhaker won the first medal for Bharat in Paris Olympics

Manu Bhaker won the first medal for Bharat in the Paris Olympics. She has won the bronze medal in women’s 10-meter air pistol shooting, ending India’s 12-year medal drought in Olympic shooting. This is also Bharat’s first medal, and we hope more medals in the Paris Olympics. Moreover, she becomes the 1st woman to win a medal in shooting for India.

Manu Bhaker had qualified for the final in this event on 27 July. On Sunday, she scored 221.7 points in the final match. The gold and silver medals of this event went to Korea. Korean player Oh Ye Jin won the gold medal with 243.2 points. Korea’s second player Kim Yeji managed to win the silver medal with 241.3 points.

At the age of 19, Manu Bhaker participated in the Tokyo Olympics. Although she remained empty-handed there. Moreover, India’s overall performance in shooting in the Tokyo Olympics was also poor. But she made a brilliant comeback in the Paris Olympics and won the bronze medal. This is also India’s first medal in women’s shooting. Manu Bhaker is also the first Indian shooter to win a gold medal at the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires 2018. She has also previously won the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games titles.

Manu Bhaker missed the silver medal.

Manu Bhaker had once secured the second position by defeating Korea’s Kim Yeji. Manu’s last shot hit the target of 10.3, while Korea’s Kim Yeji targeted 10.5 and went ahead of Manu. Kim got two more shots to decide the gold, but she could not defeat her compatriot Oh Ye Jin and won the silver.

Manu Bhaker Biography

Even as a teenager, Manu Bhaker quickly rose through the ranks to become India’s latest shooting star.

Manu Bhaker was born in Jhajjar, Haryana, a state known for its boxers and wrestlers. She was involved in various sports like tennis, skating, and boxing during her school days. Additionally, she excelled in a form of martial arts called ‘thang ta’ and won medals at the national level.

At the age of 14, right after the conclusion of the 2016 Rio Olympics, she impulsively ventured into the world of shooting and found love for the sport. Notably, within a week of her newfound passion, Manu asked her father to acquire a sports shooting pistol for her to further develop her skills.

Her ever-supportive father, Ram Kishan Bhaker, bought her a gun. This decision made Manu Bhaker an Olympian.

At the 2017 national shooting championships, Manu stunned Olympian and former world No. 1 Heena Sidhu by shooting a record score of 242.3 to erase Sidhu’s mark and win the 10m Air Pistol final.

She then added a silver medal at the 2017 Asian Junior Championships and the following year, Manu announced her arrival on a big stage in style.

Active on Social Media

Manu is also very active on social media sites. Manu Bhaker’s Instagram account is followed by 390K followers. Furthermore, She has 185.4 K followers on X.

July 29, 2024
Rohan Bopanna Won the Australian Open.
India’s legendary tennis player Rohan Bopanna has won the first men’s doubles Grand Slam title of his career. He teamed up with Matthew Ebden to win the Australian Open 2024 men’s doubles final today on Saturday. 43-year-old Rohan Bopanna and his Australian partner Ebden defeated Italy’s Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori 7-6, 7-5.

Rohan Bopanna Made a Record

Rohan Bopanna is the third Indian player who won a men’s double grand slam. Before him, Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi won men’s doubles grand slam titles. However, Rohan Bopanna is the oldest player to win a grand slam and became the oldest grand slam champion. Thus Rohan Bopanna has made a record by winning the Men’s Double Australian Open Grand Slam Finals. He broke the record of Jean Julien Rojer. Jean won the Men’s Double Title in the French Open at the age of 40 years and 9 months.

Rohan Bopanna History

Rohan Bopanna is a legendary Indian tennis player who has carved his name in the history of the sport, primarily in the doubles domain. Here’s a glimpse into his remarkable journey:

Early Life and Turning Pro: Born in 1980, Bopanna’s passion for tennis blossomed at a young age. He honed his skills at the Karnataka State Lawn Tennis Association in Bangalore and turned professional in 2001.

Doubles Prowess:
- Bopanna’s forte lies in doubles, where he has consistently displayed exceptional talent. He reached a career-high ranking of World No. 3 in July 2013, solidifying his position among the elite doubles players.
- Throughout his career, Bopanna has partnered with several renowned players, including Mahesh Bhupathi, Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, Edouard Roger-Vasselin, and most recently, Matthew Ebden.
- His trophy cabinet boasts an impressive 24 ATP doubles titles, including five prestigious Masters 1000 titles. A noteworthy achievement was his historic win at the 2023 Indian Wells Masters, making him the oldest player to ever claim a title at this level.
Grand Slam Glory of Rohan Bopanna
- Bopanna’s Grand Slam journey has been equally noteworthy. He achieved his first Grand Slam victory in mixed doubles at the 2017 French Open alongside Gabriela Dabrowski, becoming the fourth Indian to win a major title.
- He has reached the finals of the mixed doubles competitions at the 2010 US Open, 2018 and 2023 Australian Opens, showcasing his consistent brilliance on the biggest stage.
- In 2023, Bopanna and Ebden created history by reaching the men’s doubles final at the US Open, making him the oldest player in the Open Era to do so.
Davis Cup Stalwart:
- Bopanna has been a mainstay of the Indian Davis Cup team since 2002, contributing significantly to the team’s success. He holds the record for most doubles wins (23) for India in the Davis Cup.
- His dedication and leadership qualities have made him a role model for aspiring Indian tennis players.
Beyond Tennis:
- Bopanna is not just a champion on the court but also a philanthropist who actively supports various social causes. He established the Rohan Bopanna Foundation in 2007 to promote tennis among underprivileged children in India.
- He is an inspiration not only for his sporting achievements but also for his commitment to giving back to society.
Rohan Bopanna’s story is one of unwavering dedication, exceptional talent, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. He has not only etched his name in Indian tennis history but also earned global recognition as a doubles specialist and a true sporting icon.
January 27, 2024
The International Olympic Committee approves Cricket for LA28 Olympic

The International Olympic Committee approves cricket for LA28 Olympic games. Prior to that, LA28 proposed five new sports for the 2028 Olympic sports program.

Five new sports proposed are softball/baseball, squash, flag football, lacrosse(sixes) and Twenty20 cricket.

These five new proposed sports will be in addition to 28 Olympic sports in LA28’s Olympics.

The International Olympic Committee reviewed the proposals at the 141st IOC meeting in Mumbai.

IOC President Thomas Bach said that the Committee has accepted the proposal for LA28

Twenty20 Cricket will be part of the Olympic from Las Angeles 2028 Olympic games.

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October 13, 2023
India gets 2 back-to-back medals in speed skating at Asian Games 2023

On the 9th day of the Asian Games 2023, India won two medals. The Indian women’s team won the first bronze medal in the speed skating 3000-meter relay event and the second bronze medal came in the men’s speed skating 300-meter relay event.

While India completed half a century of medals on the 8th day of Asian Games 2023, today on the 9th day, India has won two back-to-back medals. India started the day with two bronze medals in skating. The Indian women’s team won the first medal in the speed skating 3000-meter relay event and the second medal came in the men’s speed skating 300-meter relay event. With this, India’s total number of medals has now reached 53.

Sunday was a great day for India in the Asian Games 2023. India on Sunday won historic silver medals in 9 athletics and men’s badminton team events. Many medals are expected from Indian athletes in different events on Monday. While today Shaili Singh and pole vaulter Pavitra Vengtesh will play the final in the long jump, Tejaswin Shankar will participate in the decathlon along with mixed team and individual events in archery.

Today Competitions

The biggest competition today in the Asian Games 2023 will be the women’s doubles final in table tennis. Whereas, Sutirtha and Ayhika Mukherjee will face each other in the semi-finals. They are the first Indian pair in the history of the Asian Games to reach the semi-finals in women’s doubles. This semi-final will start at 10.15 am Indian time.

India has so far won a total of 13 gold medals and 21 silver medals in the Asian Games 2023. At the same time, India’s number of bronze medals has now reached 19. In this way, India now has a total of 53 medals.

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October 2, 2023

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