 | Tokyo Olympics | Neeraj Chopra to PV Sindhu: Check out the full list of cash rewards announced for Indian medal winnersIt's raining cash rewards for Indian athletes who won medals at Tokyo Olympics. Check out the rewards each Indian medal winner will be receiving. |
 | Emma McKeon to Ariarne Titmus: Top 10 medal winners at the Tokyo OlympicsMore than 11,000 athletes across 33 sports competed in the Tokyo Olympics. New names were made and reputations established. They showed their peak game and mesmerised everyone. Here's a look at the 10 individuals who took the most medals in the Tokyo Olympics. |
 | Even a 12-year-old has won medal at Olympics! Check out the youngest winners at Tokyo 2020The Tokyo Olympics 2020 witnessed the rise of youngsters, who left a telling impression on the minds of the viewers with their scintillating performances. This Olympics saw youngsters dominate the Games as much as professional adults would do. Here's a look at the five youngest medal winners of the Tokyo Olympics. |
 | Dangal 2.0: Bajrang Punia decimates rival Daulet Niyazbekov to win bronze medal at Tokyo OlympicsIndian wrestler Bajrang Punia won a bronze medal in the men's freestyle 65kg category in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics after defeating Kazakhstan's Daulet Niyazbekov. |
 | Photos of a lifetime: Javelin ace Neeraj Chopra makes history at Tokyo Olympics, wins first gold for India in athleticsStar javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra on Saturday became only the second Indian to win an individual gold in the Olympics, out-performing the field by some distance to immortalise himself as the first track-and-field Games medal-winner for the country. |
 | Indian women's hockey team: Meet the ladies who defied odds to fly high at Tokyo OlympicsThe Indian women's hockey team scripted history by qualifying for the semifinals of the Olympics for the first time, a run that also saw them stun three-time champions Australia 1-0 in Tokyo. Let us take a look at the lives and careers of the ladies, who flew India's flag high at Tokyo despite the odds being stacked against them. |
 | Atanu Das' ring to Javianne Oliver's fingernails: Small details tell Olympian-sized storiesOlympians don't reach the pinnacle of their sports without sweating the small stuff. Look closely, and the details tell a revealing tale. |
 | Tokyo Olympics: Indian women's hockey team suffers third straight defeat, loses to Great Britain 4-1The Indian women's hockey team lost to Great Britain 4-1 in their Pool A match at the Oi Hockey Stadium to register their third consecutive defeat at Tokyo Olympics. |
 | Mary Kom to Sharath Kamal: Veteran stars march ahead at Tokyo OlympicsIndian boxer Mary Kom, paddler Sharath Kamal and badminton star PV Sindhu have marched on to the next round of their respective events in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics. |
 | Tokyo Olympics: Mirabai Chanu Saikhom becomes first Indian weightlifter to win silver in GamesMirabai Chanu Saikhom ended India's 21-year wait for a weightlifting medal at the Olympics by clinching a silver in the 49kg category at the Tokyo Games. |
 | Mary Kom to Vikas Krishan: Meet India's nine boxing gems at Tokyo OlympicsAn unprecedented nine Indian boxers will be taking the ring at the Tokyo Olympics, conscious of the fact that medal expectations from them are at an all-time high. We take a look at the five men and four women, who would be aiming to make amends for the no medal show in the 2016 Rio Olympics in the competition starting July 24 at the Ryogoku Kokugikan arena, primarily a sumo wrestling venue, in the Japanese capital. |
 | Hima Das to Leander Paes: Prominent Indian stars who missed the cut to Tokyo OlympicsIndia will be sending a 228-strong contingent to the Tokyo Olympics, including 119 athletes. Some of the prominent stars who made India proud over the years were not able to make the cut to Tokyo Olympics due to various reasons - injuries and a drop in rankings - amongst other issues. Check out the list of Indian stars who missed the cut to the Tokyo Olympics. |
