Indian para-archer Toman Kumar is gearing up to secure a spot in the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics, aiming to make a significant mark in international para-archery. Known for his precision and consistency in past tournaments, Kumar has shown remarkable dedication and focus in training, fine-tuning his technique to meet the rigorous standards required for Olympic qualification. Kumar has been performing strongly in recent national and international competitions, steadily improving his scores and demonstrating the mental resilience needed for high-pressure events. Coaches and experts have highlighted his ability to maintain composure during crucial shots, a quality that could prove decisive in Olympic qualifying rounds. His disciplined preparation includes technical drills, physical conditioning, and mental training, ensuring he is equipped to compete at the highest level. Securing an Olympic berth would not only be a personal achievement for Toman Kumar but also a boost for India’s para-archery program, inspiring other athletes and increasing visibility for para-sports in the country. Observers see his campaign as a testament to the growing competitiveness of Indian para-athletes on the global stage, with Kumar representing both skill and determination as he pursues his Olympic dream. #TomanKumar #ParaArchery #OlympicDream #Paris2024 #IndianParaAthlete #Archery2025 #SportsExcellence #MentalStrength #PrecisionSport #TeamIndia
On October 13, 2025, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) held a grand felicitation ceremony in New Delhi to honor India's medallists from the 2024 Paris Olympics. The event was graced by IOA President P.T. Usha and Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Mansukh Mandaviya. Athletes were presented with cash awards in recognition of their outstanding achievements. Neeraj Chopra received ₹75 lakh for his silver medal in men's javelin throw. Manu Bhaker was awarded ₹50 lakh for her bronze in the women's 10m air pistol event and ₹37.5 lakh for the mixed team bronze with Sarabjot Singh. Swapnil Kusale earned ₹50 lakh for his bronze in the men's 50m rifle 3 positions event, while Aman Sehrawat received ₹50 lakh for his bronze in men's freestyle 57 kg wrestling. The Indian men's hockey team was awarded ₹10 lakh each for main squad members and ₹5 lakh each for reserve players. Coaches of these athletes also received cash awards for their contributions. #IndiaOlympics #Paris2024 #NeerajChopra #ManuBhaker #AmanSehrawat #SwapnilKusale #IndianHockey #IOAFelicitation #SportsAwards #OlympicMedals
