Athletics, India: Year-wise performance - Revision history

Jyoti: /* U-20 Asian Athletics Championship */

2026-09-09T21:32:12Z

‎U-20 Asian Athletics Championship

Jyoti: /* Asian U20 Athletics Championships */

2026-07-30T12:01:52Z

‎Asian U20 Athletics Championships

Jyoti: /* 2024 */

2025-12-01T16:14:34Z

‎2024

Pdewan: /* Top-8 Indian Finishers */

2025-10-06T19:47:36Z

‎Top-8 Indian Finishers

Pdewan: /* Top-8 Indian Finishers */

2025-10-06T19:41:27Z

‎Top-8 Indian Finishers

Pdewan: /* Indian Participants by Event */

2025-09-25T21:19:21Z

‎Indian Participants by Event

Pdewan: /* U-20 Championships */

2025-09-25T21:17:46Z

‎U-20 Championships

Pdewan: /* 4x400m mixed relay */

2025-09-25T21:04:50Z

‎4x400m mixed relay

Jyoti: /* Taiwan Athletics Open */

2025-06-20T19:04:56Z

‎Taiwan Athletics Open

Jyoti: /* Final day: India secures second place */

2025-06-14T18:28:12Z

‎Final day: India secures second place

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-Deepanshu bags gold at Asian U-20 athletics
+''' Deepanshu bags gold at Asian U-20 athletics '''
-New Delhi: Deepanshu Sharma secured the gold medal in men’s javelin as Indian athletes produced a good show at the 21st Asian U-20 Athletics in Dubai on Wednesday. Deepanshu won the top prize with a throw of 70.29m, while Rohan Yadav clinched silver with a distance of 70.03m. In men’s 1500m, Priyanshu claimed silver after clocking 3:50.85.
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 [https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=26_04_2024_010_001_cap_TOI  April 26, 2024: ''The Times of India'']
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  Ekta claimed gold with a time of 10:31.92 seconds, while Ranvir emerged victorious clocking 9:22.62 seconds. Anurag Singh Kaler earlier won the gold in the men’s shot put with a distance of 19.23m as Indians added a total of seven medals to their kitty on this day.
- In the morning session, race walker Aarti set the ball rolling, winning a hard-fought bronze in the women’s 10,000m. Aarti’s bronze-winning time of 47:45.33 seconds was better
+ In the morning session, race walker Aarti set the ball rolling, winning a hard-fought bronze in the women’s 10,000m. Aarti’s bronze-winning time of 47:45.33 seconds was better than the World U20 Athletics Championships qualification time of 49 minutes.
 than the World U20 Athletics Championships qualification time of 49 minutes.
  Later, throwers added three medals, including a gold to the team’s tally. Kaler took time to settle down in the shot put. He battled with South Korean Park Sihoon for gold.
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  PTI
-==B: India finishes no.2  because China wins more gold==
+===B: India finishes no.2  because China wins more gold===
 India won seven golds, 11 silvers and 11 bronze medals to finish second at the Asian U20 Athletics Championships 2024 held in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates from April 24 to 27.
-===Medal tally===
+====Medal tally====
 [https://www.sportskeeda.com/athletics/news-asian-u20-athletics-championships-2024-indian-athletes-finish-competition-30-medals-including-seven-gold  Aditi Srinivas, April 28, 2024: ''www.sportskeeda.com'']
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+==2026: India finishes 2nd==
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+[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=01_06_2026_018_013_cap_TOI  June 1, 2026: ''The Times of India'']
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+Hong Kong : India clinched three more gold on the final day to end their impressive campaign at the second place in the medal tally in the 22nd Asian U20 Athletics Championships here on Sunday.
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+ India accumulated 19 medals,10 gold, 5 silver and 4 bronze, in the four-day meet to finish second behind China (14 gold, 9 silver, 2 bronze). Japan ended at third with 18 medals (5 gold, 5 silver, 8 bronze).
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+India also won two silver and one bronze on the final day Sunday.
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+ The Indian 4x400m women’s team, anchored by Nee-ru Pathak, won gold with a time of 3 minute 38.07 seconds to better the meet record. The other members of the team were Bhumika Sanjay Neha-te, Tahura Khatun and Sehnoor Bawa. The previous meet record of 3:38.20 was set by Japan in 2018.
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 =2024=
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+==World Athletics U20 Championships==
 [https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/more-sports/athletics/world-athletics-u20-championships-sharuk-khan-breaks-u20-nr-in-3000m-steeplechase-to-qualify-for-final/articleshow/112886084.cms  August 31, 2024: ''The Times of India'']
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 Prior to Rajesh breaking the record, it was also a national record at the time.
 Jay Kumar, another Indian, advanced to the men's 400-meter final after setting a personal best time of 46.96 seconds to place third in his semifinal heat race.
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	This structure lists every Indian athlete by event and highlights the best individual performances at Tokyo 2025.		This structure lists every Indian athlete by event and highlights the best individual performances at Tokyo 2025.
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		+	===Performance of Other South Asian Countries===
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		+	''' Pakistan: '''
		+
		+	No medals won.
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		+	Notable: Arshad Nadeem, the country’s top javelin thrower, finished 8th in the men’s javelin final, marking a top-10 result for Pakistan.espn
		+
		+	'''Bangladesh: '''
		+
		+	No medals.
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		+	No finals appearances or top-10 finishes reported; Bangladeshi athletes participated in sprints and long-distance track events but did not advance past early rounds.wikipedia
		+
		+	'''Sri Lanka: '''
		+
		+	No medals.
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		+	Nadeesha Ramanayake competed in women's 400 metres, finishing 8th in her heat, not advancing to final nor placing top 10 overall.worldathletics+1
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		+	'''Nepal: '''
		+
		+	No medals.
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		+	Nepalese athletes participated (primarily in long-distance events), but none reached finals or top-10 spots.wikipedia
		+
		+	''' Maldives '''
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		+	Maldives was represented by sprinter Hassan Saaid in the men's 100 metres.
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		+	Saaid competed in the preliminary round and finished 4th in his heat but did not advance to the next stage or place in the top 10.
		+
		+	No other Maldivian athletes reached finals or recorded notable results at Tokyo25.
		+
		+	''' Bhutan '''
		+
		+	Bhutan sent athletes to Tokyo25, primarily in long-distance running events.
		+
		+	No medal wins or top 10 finishes were recorded for any Bhutanese participant.
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		+	Bhutan’s representatives were eliminated in early rounds without advancing to final
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	===Performance of Other South Asian Countries===		===Performance of Other South Asian Countries===

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	This structure lists every Indian athlete by event and highlights the best individual performances at Tokyo 2025.		This structure lists every Indian athlete by event and highlights the best individual performances at Tokyo 2025.
		+	===Performance of Other South Asian Countries===
		+
		+	''' Pakistan: '''
		+
		+	No medals won.
		+
		+	Notable: Arshad Nadeem, the country’s top javelin thrower, finished 8th in the men’s javelin final, marking a top-10 result for Pakistan.espn
		+
		+	'''Bangladesh: '''
		+
		+	No medals.
		+
		+	No finals appearances or top-10 finishes reported; Bangladeshi athletes participated in sprints and long-distance track events but did not advance past early rounds.wikipedia
		+
		+	'''Sri Lanka: '''
		+
		+	No medals.
		+
		+	Nadeesha Ramanayake competed in women's 400 metres, finishing 8th in her heat, not advancing to final nor placing top 10 overall.worldathletics+1
		+
		+	'''Nepal: '''
		+
		+	No medals.
		+
		+	Nepalese athletes participated (primarily in long-distance events), but none reached finals or top-10 spots.wikipedia

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 India’s contingent at the World Athletics Championships 2025 included 19 athletes participating across various track, field, and race walk events. India did not win a medal this edition, but Sachin Yadav finished fourth in men’s javelin, the closest to a podium for the team.
-==Indian Participants by Event==
+===Indian Participants by Event===
 ''' Men’s Javelin Throw '''
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 This structure lists every Indian athlete by event and highlights the best individual performances at Tokyo 2025.
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-====4x400m mixed relay====
+===4x400m mixed relay===
 ''' India in 4x400m mixed relay final at U-20 Worlds '''
  Lima: The Indian quartet of Jay Kumar, Neeru Pahtak, Rihan Chaudhary and Sandramol Sabu qualified for the 4x400m mixed relay final after finishing overall third among 20 competing teams at the World Athletics U20 Championships here on Tuesday. The Indians clocked their season best performance of 3:22.54s to finish second in heat one and overall third. Australia’s Jordan Gilbert, Bella Pasquali, Jack Deguara and Sophia Gregorevic topped the standings with a timing of 3:21.10. Polish quartet of Michal Kijewski, Wiktoria Gajosz, Stanislaw Strzelecki and Zofia Tomczyk recorded the overall second best timing with a season best effort of 3:21.92s.
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 | <br>Ancy Sojan<br> || <br>Long jump (Women)<br> || <br>Bronze<br> || <br>6.39m<br>
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  ● Indian men’s 4x100m relay team disqualified.
-==Final day: India secures second place==
+===Final day: India secures second place===
 [https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=01_06_2025_029_010_cap_TOI Sabi Hussain, June 1, 2025: ''The Times of India'']
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  In the women’s 400m hurdles, Vithya Ramraj clocked 56.46s to finish with a bronze, behind China’s Mo Jiadie, who clinched gold in 55.31s, edging out Bahrain’s Oluwakemi Adekoya.
-===India’s medal winners===
+====India’s medal winners====
-====Gold Medal Winners====
+=====Gold Medal Winners=====
 Gulveer Singh, Men’s 10,000m, Gold
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 Women’s 4x400m Relay Team (Jisna Mathew, Rupal Chaudhary, Kunja Rajitha, Subha Venkatesan), Gold
-====Silver Medal Winners:====
+=====Silver Medal Winners:=====
 Rupal Chaudhary, Women’s 400m, Silver, 52.68 seconds.
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 Women’s Long Jump - Ancy Sojan (Silver)
-====Bronze Medal Winners:====
+=====Bronze Medal Winners:=====
 Servin Sebastian, Men’s 20km Race Walk, Bronze, 1:21:13.60 (Personal Best).