President Droupadi Murmu will present the Major Dhyan Chand Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award 2022 to table tennis player Achanta Sharath Kamal at a ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on November 30.
However, Sharath is the only sportsperson to receive the Khel Ratna this year. Achanta won the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games 2022. While 25 other sportspersons will be honored with the Arjuna Award, including badminton players Lakshya Sen, HS Prannoy, women boxer Nikhat Zareen, and athletes Eldhose Paul and Avinash Sable.
Honoured to be conferred the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award. Thank you to everyone sending in their good wishes and their support! ๐๐ฝ๐๐ฝ pic.twitter.com/YTyIPKJZzg
Meanwhile, awards will be given to the sports award winners in a special function organized at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Jiwanjot Singh Teja (Archery), Mohammad Ali Qamar (Boxing), Suma Siddharth Shirur (Para shooting), and Sujeet Maan (Wrestling) will be given the Dronacharya award. At the same time, Dinesh Jawahar Lad (Cricket), Bimal Prafulla Ghosh (Football), and Raj Singh will get this award in the lifetime contribution category. Ashwini Akkunji C (Athletics), Dharamvir Singh (Hockey), B C Suresh (Kabaddi) and Nir Bahadur Gurung (Para Athletics) will receive the Dhyan Chand Lifetime Contribution Award.
Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award 2024: Full Winners List
The Khel Ratna Award 2024 was conferred upon four distinguished athletes: Harmanpreet Singh, Manu Bhaker, Gukesh D, and Praveen Kumar. The award ceremony will take place on January 17, at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
Four players, including Manu Bhaker, who won two Olympic medals at the Paris Olympics 2024, and World Chess Championship winner Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh will be honored with the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award 2024. The National Sports Award 2024 has been announced by the Sports Ministry on Thursday.
Apart from Manu and Gukesh, Indian men's hockey team captain Harmanpreet Singh and Paralympian Praveen Kumar will also be given the Khel Ratna Award 2024.
The award ceremony will take place on January 17, 2025, at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
Khel Ratna Award 2024: Winners List
S. No.
Sportperson
Discipline
1
Shri Gukesh Dommaraju
Chess
2
Shri Harmanpreet Singh
Hockey
3
Shri Praveen Kumar
Para-Athletics
4
Ms. Manu Bhaker
Shooting
Manu won double medal in Paris Olympics
Manu Bhaker, 22, became the first player from independent India to win two medals in the same Olympics when she won bronze medals in the 10m air pistol individual and mixed team events at the Paris Games in August. On the basis of his two medals, India won a total of 6 medals in the Paris.
18 year old Gukesh is the new youngest world champion
18-year-old Indian Grandmaster Gukesh Dommaraju became the youngest world champion and was also instrumental in the Indian team's historic gold medal in the Chess Olympiad last year. He defeated defending champion Ding Liren of China in the final.
Gukesh has become the first player in the world to win the title at such a young age. Earlier in 1985, Russia's Garry Kasparov had won this title at the age of 22.
Harmanpreet-led India won bronze in Paris
Under the captaincy of Harmanpreet Singh, the Indian hockey team won a medal for the second consecutive Olympics. They won the bronze medal in the Paris Olympics and the gold medal in the Asian Games 2022. At the same time, Harmanpreet has won the title of Player of the Year at FIH Awards three times.
Praveen won Paralympic gold with a record in high jump
Para high jumper Praveen Kumar surprised everyone by winning the gold medal with an Asian record in the men's high jump at the Paris Paralympics. Praveen, who won a silver medal in the Tokyo Paralympics, gave the best performance of his career in the T64 event and registered his name in history by clearing a height of 2.08 meters.
Indian Badminton players struggle with the slow court: Here is why
Indian Badminton players even after dominating in the Asian countries fail repeatedly in countries like Europe and Olympic stages. What can be the underlying problem?
The contemporary Indian Badminton has so far gained the popularity in its country. However, certain issues need to be resolved. The biggest concern lies in the shuttlers facing a different environment in the non-Asian Countries. The major problem they face is the thick and slower court.
This issue had made India short of many assured medals by whiskers. Be it peak Kidambi Srikanth missing his World Title in 2017 to Reddy-Shetty failing in big tournaments.
How do Indian and Asian Courts differ from European Courts?
The Asian Summers
Speaking about the weather in the Asian summers, it is humid. The Asian stadia provide full on air-conditioned courts for athletes.
Air-conditioned rooms are marked favorable for shuttles, as the shuttles fly faster here. Here are the reasons:
Lower air density: Air conditioning reduces temperature and humidity, resulting in denser air with fewer air molecules. This decrease in air resistance allows shuttlecocks to travel faster.
Reduced air turbulence: Air conditioning systems circulate and filter the air, minimizing turbulence and air pockets that can slow down the shuttlecock.
Consistent airflow: Air conditioning maintains a consistent airflow, reducing unpredictable air currents that can affect shuttlecock trajectory.
Lower humidity: Dry air reduces the shuttlecock's drag coefficient, enabling it to fly faster.
This helps the athletes to maintain faster rallies and increased smashes with an attacking play. The also helps them to read the speed and work on their reaction time'
Added to this, the enhthralling supporters add more fuel to the pagddlers when tired.
European winters
European winters contradics the humid weather. Unlike the windy weather here, the air feels cal, slow and still.
Slow and still air significantly impacts shuttlers' performance, technique, and strategy. it included different physical challenges along with rectified techniques and strategies.
The challanges a shuttler faces due to these conditions are as follows:
Reduced shuttlecock speed: Slower reactions, less power.
Increased drag: Shuttles dip and drop unexpectedly.
Unpredictable trajectory: Difficulty judging distance and direction.
Fatigue: Players expend more energy to generate power.
However, these are the "negetives" bigger stages like Olympics, offer.
Slow court, A Bane to the Shuttlers
Here are some instances when paddles were denied their crown due to the courts' behaviour.
2017 Kidambi Srikanth, a fast court specialist in India missed his Worlds Title in the slow Glaswegian conditions. The slow pitch defied from the title as the Korean Son Wan-ho defeated him in the quarterfinal.
Tanvi Patri, a 13 year old rookie got defeated in Thailand's sluggish pitch last December. The thick air denied her speed, showing a red alert that she needs to gain some strength.
And the most discussed duo- Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty. Right now, Reddy-Shetty is the finest doubles player in Indian Badminton periphery. Reddy still has his world fastest smash of 493km/hr. Even then, this duo cannot assert full power in slow court. And thus, they lost a few of the most serious and well-deserved titles.
Demands of Sluggish Pitches
Slow and still air significantly impacts shuttlers' performance, techniques, and strategies. Someone who was been trained on faster courts will find it difficult to adapt to the conditions if exposed.
The shuttles face certain physical changes that are listed below:
Reduced shuttlecock speed: Slower reactions, less power.
Increased drag: Shuttles dip and drop unexpectedly.
Unpredictable trajectory: Difficulty judging distance and direction.
Fatigue: Players expend more energy to generate power.
An athlete thus needs to make a few technical adjustments to combat the challenges.
Slower stroke speed: Compensate for reduced shuttlecock speed.
Increased wristwork: Generate power and control.
Softer touches: Reduce shuttlecock's descent.
More spin: Control shuttlecock trajectory.
The strategic changes include:
Patient play: Waiting for opportunities to attack.
Defensive focus: Exploiting opponents' struggles.
Net play: Using precise, soft shots.
Angle play: Creating sharp angles to disrupt opponents.
Effects on a few notable Shots:
Smashes: Less effective due to reduced power.
Clear shots: More difficult to execute.
Drops: Harder to control.
Slow Court? Not an Issue!
Not an old story when Lakshya Sen lost to Victor Axelsen in the Olympics semi-final. Slower Courts like that in Europe, especially in stages like Olympics demand patience and exquisite footwork, with strong defence. Lakshya had his defence in the checklist, but his footwork was still a sore in his throat. The Denmark giant was a set ahead when Lakshya fought but lost to nerves.
Lakshya Sen shaking hands with Victor Axelsen after being defeated in the Olympics Semifinal. (AP)
The bronze medal match had all these including his exposed injury in his smashing hand. The defence he has can aid in this condition but muscular opponents are still a challange to him.
The other veteran on court H.S. Pranoy is a clever lad with versatile techniques. He has got his techniques handy to combat the sluggishness. He thus not only won in Malaysia, but has a Worlds medal round his neck.
Two-time Olympic medalist P.V. Sindhuwith her blazing power heft and work rate till 2019, defies these challanging conditions. The Olympic bronze medalist Saina Nehwal with her sturdy power smash overshadowed her limitations in court coverage capabilities.
Indian Approach
India has a love for stroke-making. Even though it is aesthetically pleasing, it question the practicality in World Badminton.
With the October ticks in, the Europe session starts. The badminton camp then comes back and does a wide India-hoping, visiting smallcities playing number of tournaments! But how that that judge their efficiency in slow courts!
The slow courts host a major number of important international tournaments. With India not getting enough time their will never expire the frustration of them not getting medals.
Rookies like Priyanshu Rajawat will depend more on strokeplays like his ancestor Srikant used todo. Not failing the later, Rajawat will succumb to frustrating errors, missing points. Srikant had Son Wan-ho, but Rajawat will have way more equipped opponents- Kunlavut Vitidsarn and of Kodai Naraoka.
Its high time for Indian to spend more time on slow courts, count quality over quantity, in order to not miss any well deserved title in fututre,
India At Paris Olympics 2024 Day 10 (August 5) Highlights | Lakshya Sen loses his Bronze match; Indian Table tennis team scripts history with its first-ever entry into quarters; Nisha Dahiya loses 8-10 to Pak Sol Gum freestyle 68kg quarterfinals after suffering an injury
Catch all the LIVE updates of Day 10 of India at Paris Olympics 2024 as India's star badminton player Lakshya Sen looks to clinch the bronze medal while Maheshwari Chauhan and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka will be in action in shooting.
Lakshya Sen will be in action in the men's singles badminton bronze medal match while Maheshwari Chauhan and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka will be participating in the Skeet Mixed Team qualification.
Wrestling: Heartbreak for Nisha Dahiya; She fought through the pain but ultimately lost 8-10
Nisha Dahiya suffered a shoulder injury during the bout and it led to her 8-10 loss to Pak Sol Gum of North Korea in the women's freestyle 68kg quarterfinals.
She fought through the pain, but her injury ultimately stopped her from competing at her best. She lost the game despite leading by 8-2 at one stage. She had to take 3 medical time-outs after the injury and it's a sad ending for her and India.
Aug 5, 2024, 2:53 PM
Women's freestyle 68kg quarterfinals: Pak Sol Gum 8-8 Nisha Dahiya
Pak Sol Gum fights back to make it 8-8 against injured Nisha Dahiya in the second period.
Aug 5, 2024, 1:46 PM
Another heartbreak for India | Set 3 Points: Lakshya Sen 11-21 Lee Zii Jia
The wait for the fourth Olympic medal in the Paris Olympics 2024 continues for India in the men's singles event Lakshya Sen loses 1-2 (21-13, 16-21, 11-21) to Lee Zii Jia of Malaysia in the men's singles bronze medal match.
Aug 5, 2024, 1:35 PM
Badminton Bronze Medal match Set 3: Lee Zii Jia 11-6 Lakshya Sen
Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia goes into the break with a commanding 11-6 lead against Lakshya Sen in the deciding set.
Aug 5, 2024, 1:23 PM
Heartbreak for India in the Skeet Mixed team event
India scores a perfect eight but the Chinese pair reply with a perfect score of their own to seal a 44-43 win and the bronze medal match.
Maheshwari Chauhan and Anantjeet Singh Naruka finish fourth in the Skeet Mixed team event.
Aug 5, 2024, 1:22 PM
Badminton: It's 1-1 after set 2
Lee Zii Jia fights back to make it 1-1 after winning the second set (21-16) against Lakshya Sen in the men's singles bronze medal match. The third and final game will decide the winner.
Aug 5, 2024, 1:13 PM
Badminton: Men's Singles Bronze Medal match - Lakshya 15-18 Lee | Set 2
Lee has taken a 3-point lead despite a poor start.
Aug 5, 2024, 1:10 PM
Shooting: Mixed team bronze medal match
India are back into the contest at 13-13 against China.
Aug 5, 2024, 1:07 PM
Badminton | First game for Lakshya 21-13
Lakshya sen won the first set by 21-13
Aug 5, 2024, 12:55 PM
Badminton | Lakshya Sen is in action
India's Lakshya Sen's fight for bronze medal in badminton singles has started. India's young sensation Lakshya faces the challenge of Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia.
At present Lakshya has taken the lead.
Aug 5, 2024, 12:24 PM
Athletics | Kiran could not qualify for the finals
India's Kiran Pahal could not qualify for the final in the women's 400-meter heat. She stood seventh in her heat.
Aug 5, 2024, 11:33 AM
Shooting | Skeet mixed team qualifies for the bronze medal match
In the skeet mixed team event, the Indian pair of Maheshwari Chauhan and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka have qualified for the bronze medal match. The Indian pair stood at third position.
The pair can give India its fourth medal.
India will go up against the Peopleโs Republic of China in the bronze medal match today at 6:30 PM IST at the Chateauroux.
Aug 5, 2024, 11:16 AM
Indian Table tennis team in quarterfinals for the first time
Indian women's table tennis team of Manika Batra, Shreeja Akula and Archana Kamath has entered the quarter-finals by defeating Romania.
The Indian team defeated Romania 3-2.
India will face the USA or Germany in the womenโs team table tennis quarter-final.
Aug 5, 2024, 10:29 AM
Table Tennis | Archana Kamath lost
After Sreeja Akula, Archana Kamath has also faced defeat. Archana lost 3-1 against Bernadette Szลcs.
Now the score of India and Romania has come to 2-2. Now the winner will be decided from the fifth and final match.
Aug 5, 2024, 10:18 AM
Shooter Manu Bhaker will be the Indian flag bearer
Indian shooter Manu Bhaker, who won two bronze medals in the 2024 Paris Olympics, will be India's flag bearer in the closing ceremony.
Manu has won bronze medals in 10m Air Pistol women's singles and team competition of the same event.
Aug 5, 2024, 10:13 AM
Table Tennis | Sreeja Akula lost in a thrilling match
Shreeja Akula has lost in the singles match against Elizabeta Samara 3-2. However, a close contest was seen between Sreeja and Samara. Even though Sreeja lost, India's lead against Romania remains.
Score: India - 2 Romania - 1
Aug 5, 2024, 9:15 AM
Table Tennis | Manika won the R16 match
Manika Batra won 11-5, 11-7, 11-7 against Romaniaโs Bernadette Szocs in the womenโs team round of 16 match.
India now have a 2-0 lead over Romania.
Aug 5, 2024, 9:06 AM
Table Tennis | Manika won the second game
Manika has defeated Bernadette in the second game as well.
Manika won this game by a margin of 11-7.
Aug 5, 2024, 9:03 AM
Table Tennis | Manika won in the first game
In the singles match, Manika has won the first game against Bernadette.
However, the Romanian player made a great start, at one point leading 4-1, but after that, Manika made a brilliant comeback. The Indian player won this game 11-5.
Aug 5, 2024, 9:00 AM
Table Tennis | Manika Batra is in action
Indian player Manika Batra has entered the second team event against Bernadette Szลcs of Romania.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:56 AM
Table Tennis | India take lead over Romania
Sreeja Akula and Archana Kamath took the lead in the first team event by defeating Romania's Adina and Samara 3-0 in the opening match.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:49 AM
Table Tennis | India 2-0 over Romania
Sreeja and Archana have also won the second game 12-10.
The Indian pair has gone ahead by 2-0.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:43 AM
Table Tennis | Indian Women's team won the first game
Indian pair of Archana Kamath and Sreeja Akula made a good start against Romanian pair of Adina Diaconu and Elizabeta Samara.
India won the first game 11-9.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:39 AM
Table Tennis | Women's table tennis team in action
The competition of India's women's table tennis team has started. Their match is against Romania. Archana Kamath, Shreeja Akula, and Manika Batra are present in the Indian team.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:36 AM
Shooting | Maheshwari and Anant Jeet reach 13th position
The Indian pair has achieved the 13th position. However, they still have a long way to go for the medal.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:32 AM
Shooting | Skeet mixed team qualification event begins
Mixed team qualification in skeet is currently underway at the Shotgun Range, Chรขteauroux. India's Maheshwari Chauhan and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka are participating in this event.
The top two placed teams will compete for the gold medal, while the third placed teams out of 4 teams will compete for the bronze medal.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:30 AM
Wrestlers begin campaign
The 10th will also be special for India because on this day their wrestling team will start its campaign. From India, Nisha Dahiya will participate in women's 68 kg freestyle. She will face Ukraine's Tetiana Sova.
Aug 5, 2024, 8:25 AM
Badminton | Lakshya will fight for bronze
It was a huge blow for India and shuttler Lakshya Sen as he lost a big opportunity to reach the men's singles final. Sen lost in the semi-finals to world number two Viktor Axelsen in straight games 20-22, 14-21 in the semi-finals in a match that lasted 54 minutes.
However, Lakshya has another chance to win a medal in his first Olympics as he will play against Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia in the bronze medal playoff at 6:00 PM today.
Aug 5, 2024, 3:54 AM
India at Paris Olympics 2024: Day 10 (5th August) Schedule
Shooting
Skeet Mixed Team (Qualification):Maheshwari Chauhan and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka - 12.30 pm
Table tennis
Women's Team (Pre-quarterfinal):India vs Romania - 1.30 pm
India at Paris Olympics 2024 Day 10 (5th August) Schedule
On Day 10 of the Paris Olympics 2024, all eyes will be on Lakshya Sen in the men's singles badminton Bronze medal match. The Women's Team will play the round of 16 against Romania in Table Tennis.
The Paris Olympics 2024started on 26th July with a grand opening ceremony. This time the Olympics is being organized in Paris, the capital of France. For which complete preparations have been made. This time a total of 10,500 athletes are participating in the Olympics 2024. The eyes of these athletes will be on winning medals for their respective countries.
From India, 117 athletes have participated in the Olympics. Among these athletes, 72 players are part of the Olympic Games for the first time. The eyes of the entire country are fixed on these athletes. It's time we look at India's schedule on Day 10 (August 5).
On the tenth day of the Paris Olympics 2024, all eyes will be on Lakshya Sen in the men's singles badminton Bronze medal match. The 22-year-old will face Lee Zii Jia of Malaysia for the bronze. Apart from this, India will be seen in action in sports like table tennis, shooting, and archery on Day 10. So, let us tell you in detail which sports Indian athletes will be seen in action on Day 3.
India at Paris Olympics 2024 Day 9 Live Updates: Lakshya Sen loses the semis, to play the bronze medal match; Indian Men's Hockey Team enter the semis after beating Great Britain by 4-2 in the penalties
Catch all the LIVE updates of Day 9 of India at Paris Olympics 2024 as India's star badminton player Lakshya Sen looks to create history while Parul Chaudhary and Jeswin Aldrin will be in action in athletics.
Hello and welcome to Sportz Point's another coverage of India at Paris Olympics 2024 as Indian athletes look to create history in Paris.
Lakshya Sen, Parul Chaudhary, and Jeswin Aldrin will look to create history in badminton and athletics respectively while the Indian men's hockey team Great Britain in the Men's Quarter-final.
Shooting (Men's 25m Rapid Fire Pistol): Vijayveer and Anish fail to qualify for the Final
Vijayveer Sidhu and Anish Bhanwala failed to qualify for the final in the Men's 25m Rapid Fire Pistol event. Sidhu finished 9th and Bhanwala finished 13th in the qualification round. The top 6 shooters made it to the final.
Aug 4, 2024, 11:48 AM
Shooting
Maheshwari Chauhan and Raiza Dhillon fail to qualify for the women's skeet final after finishing 14th and 23rd respectively in the qualification round.
Aug 4, 2024, 11:04 AM
Heartbreak for Lakshya Sen and India | He loses the semi-final to Viktor Axelsen
Viktor Axelsen once again came from behind to win the set and it's the end. Lakshya Sen will now have to play in the bronze medal match. Viktor progresses to the final after winning two back-to-back sets.
Final Scores: 20-22, 14-21
Aug 4, 2024, 10:48 AM
A narrow 11-10 lead for Lakshya
Lakshya Sen goes into break in Set 2 with a lead of 11-10.
Aug 4, 2024, 10:44 AM
Viktor Axelsen makes another solid comeback | Lakshya Sen 8-7 Viktor Axelsen
Lakshya was leading the game by 7-0 but Viktor made an excellent comeback.
Aug 4, 2024, 10:42 AM
What a comeback from Axelsen! | Lakshya Sen loses the set 1
Lakshya Sen was leading by a huge margin. Viktor Axelsen made a remarkable comeback to win the set 1 by a 22-20 scoreline.
Aug 4, 2024, 10:24 AM
Lakshya Sen has a huge 5 point lead
Lakshya Sen takes his lead to 14-9 in set 1.
Aug 4, 2024, 10:11 AM
Badminton: Lakshya Sen vs Viktor Axelsen | An intense start to the match
Lakshya Sen trailing by 5-6 against Viktor in set 1.
Aug 4, 2024, 9:55 AM
Boxing: Heartbreak for Lovlina
Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain's campaign ends after she loses to Li Qian of China in the Women's 75kg Quarterfinals.
Aug 4, 2024, 9:48 AM
Shootout | India 4-2 Great Britain | India into the Semis!
India holds on to the draw. There will be a shoot-out now.
Aug 4, 2024, 8:54 AM
Up next: Jeswin Aldrin will be in action soon
Jeswin Aldrin will be in action in the Men's Long Jump qualification round from 2.30 pm
Aug 4, 2024, 8:43 AM
Hockey | Great Britain equalise
Lee Morton equalises for the Great Britain team in the 27th minute of the match. India looking to fight with one man less.
Aug 4, 2024, 8:37 AM
Hockey | India take the lead
Harmanpreet Singh scores for India with the penalty corner. India 1-0 Great Britain.
Aug 4, 2024, 8:34 AM
Athletics: Parul Chaudhary finishes at number eight
Despite a season-best timing of 9:23:39, Parul Chaudhary finished at number 8 in the women's 3000m steeplechase round 1 heat. She missed the chance to qualify for the finals.
Aug 4, 2024, 8:03 AM
Up next: Parul Chaudhray will be in action soon
Parul Chaudhary will be in action in Women's 3000m Steeplechase Round 1.
Aug 4, 2024, 8:02 AM
Hockey: India vs Great Britain in Men's Quarter-final
Indian men's hockey team face Great Britain in all-important quarter-final match of Men's hockey event.
Aug 4, 2024, 8:00 AM
Shooting: Maheshwari Chauhan & Raiza Dhillon in action
Maheshwari Chauhan & Raiza Dhillon are in action on Skeet Women's Qualification Day 2.
Aug 4, 2024, 7:59 AM
Shooting: Vijayveer Sidhu & Anish Bhanwala in action
Vijayveer Sidhu & Anish Bhanwala are in action in 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men's Qualification Stage 1.
Aug 4, 2024, 7:58 AM
Golf: Gaganjeet and Shubhankar are in action
Shubhankar Sharma & Gaganjeet Bhullar are in action in Men's Individual Stroke Play Round 4.
Aug 4, 2024, 7:57 AM
Day 9 schedule for Indian athletes
Boxing
Men's 71kg Quarterfinal - Nishant Dev vs Marco Verde (Mexico) - 12:18 AM
Women's 75kg - Quarterfinal - Lovlina Borgohain vs Li Qian (China) - 3:02 PM
Badminton
Men's Singles Semifinal - Lakshya Sen vs Viktor Axelsen (Denmark) - 3:30 PM
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