After a busy couple of days after the Olympic final on August 8, Chopra started training in Switzerland and is determined to finish the season on a high despite being restricted by the injury.

Chopra said he wanted to give it all in the Paris Games final despite being below his best physically.

Two mothers on both sides of the border between India and Pakistan had nothing but love and heartwarming messages to share after their sons won gold and silver medals in the men's javelin finals at the Paris Olympics.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the first to extend his congratulations, calling Chopra "excellence personified."

Neeraj Chopra, India’s star javelin thrower, faced a tough challenge at the Paris Olympics 2024. Defending his Olympic title at the iconic Stade de France, Chopra gave it his all but finished with a silver medal, while Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem stole the show by breaking the world record to claim a historic gold for his country.

The Indian javelin throw champion and Tokyo gold medalist Neeraj Chopra progressed to the final of the men's javelin throw competition after delivering an outstanding performance in the qualifying round.