Accordingly, and furthering scholarly criticism, greater interrogation of Olympic education stakeholder relations is warranted. Yet, institutional coalescence, mutually beneficial partnerships and meaningful experiences for end-users cannot be guaranteed. Delivery of Olympic education, however, is complex and requires considerable ideological and practical synergies between institutions at international, national and local levels. Pedagogical virtues notwithstanding, Olympic education development also serves to illustrate domestic and State acquiescence to the IOC’s political imperative to be a leading educational protagonist. Such initiatives draw on the moral idealism of Olympism underpinning the IOC and focus on sport and Physical Education (and other subject areas) as sites in which to teach personal responsibility, social values and civil responsibility. Ranked second in the world, the former world champion is among the favourites for a medal in the women’s 49kg weight division.Perennial iterations of Olympic Games, and the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) contractual obligations upon host cities, have prompted development of wide-ranging educational initiatives. Mirabai Chanu will be India’s only representative in weightlifting at Tokyo 2020. Sania Mirza and Ankita Raina, Women’s Doubles Weightlifting Only Sania Mirza qualified for Tokyo 2020 via her protected ranking and she has chosen Ankita Raina to be her partner in the women’s doubles. Chinki Yadav, 25m Women’s Pistol (replaced by Elavenil Valarivan)įor the first time since 1992, no Indian male tennis player will play at the Olympic Games.Saurabh Chaudhary, 10m Men’s Air Pistol.Yashaswini Singh Deswal, 10m Women’s Air Pistol.Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar, 50m Men’s Rifle 3 Position.Sanjeev Rajput, 50m Men’s Rifle 3 Position.Tejaswini Sawant, 50m Women’s Rifle 3 Position.Divyansh Singh Panwar, 10m Men’s Air Rifle.SailingĪs many as 15 Indian shooters have achieved Olympic qualification so far, making it the country’s largest contingent at any Games.
Indian rowers Arjun Jat and Arvind Singh qualified in the men’s lightweight double sculls event at the Asian qualifiers in Tokyo, Japan in May. She made the Olympic cut in the women’s extra-lightweight (48kg) division as the highest-ranked Asian judoka outside the top 18 on the Olympic Game Quota (OGQ) rankings list. Sushila Devi Likmabam will be India’s only participant in Judo at Tokyo 2020. Hockeyīoth teams, led by Manpreet Singh (men’s) and Rani Rampal (women’s), qualified in November 2019 and each of them will carry an 18-member squad to Tokyo 2020. The artistic gymnast made the cut in May via the Asian. Pranati Nayak is only the second Indian woman gymnast to qualify for the Olympics. The sabre fencer from Chennai booked her slot for Tokyo 2020 through the Adjusted Official Ranking (AOR) method at the Budapest Sabre World Cup, an Olympic qualifying event, in Hungary in March. Fencingīhavani Devi became the first Indian fencer to qualify for the Olympics. He sealed his quota in eventing after topping the group in the individual event category at the South East Asia and Oceanic qualifiers in November 2019.
Tokyo Olympics 2020: List of Indian athletes who booked a place at the mega event.
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