India at the Tokyo Olympics
The Hindu
After a long and impatient wait, the country will witness its strong and skilled contingent take part in 18 sporting events.
A contingent of 228 Indian athletes will be taking fierce and long strides into the Tokyo Games 2021. As Tokyo underwent a harsh bout of the pandemic in 2020, the games were postponed to 2021. The Olympic fanfare is now set to begin on the July 23 through August 8 in Tokyo, Japan. After a long and impatient wait, the country will witness its strong and skilled contingent take part in 18 sporting events. Here’s a list of all participating athletes who are keeping India’s medal hopes alive:
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