India’s performance at Olympics: List of medal winners

A two-medal haul on their debut kick-started India’s campaign at the Olympics. India has since won 36 medals across 25 Olympic Games - including gold, silver and bronze. 

The haul included 5 medals dating back to pre-Independence. In the Paris Olympic 2024, India has won 3 Bronze medals so far.

Here’s a brief  about each winner so far:

India's Olympic Medal Winners

Athlete

Medal

Event

Olympics

  1. Norman Pritchard

Silver

Men's 200m

Paris 1900

  1. Norman Pritchard

Silver

Men's 200m hurdles

Paris 1900

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's hockey

Amsterdam 1928

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's hockey

Los Angeles 1932

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's hockey

Berlin 1936

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's Hockey

London 1948

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's Hockey

Helsinki 1952

  1. KD Jadhav

Bronze

Men's Bantamweight Wrestling

Helsinki 1952

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's Hockey

Melbourne 1956

  1. Indian hockey team

Silver

Men's Hockey

Rome 1960

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's Hockey

Tokyo 1964

  1. Indian hockey team

Bronze

Men's Hockey

Mexico City 1968

  1. Indian hockey team

Bronze

Men's Hockey

Munich 1972

  1. Indian hockey team

Gold

Men's Hockey

Moscow 1980

  1. Leander Paes

Bronze

Men's Singles Tennis

Atlanta 1996

  1. Karnam Malleswari

Bronze

Women's 54kg Weightlifting

Sydney 2000

  1. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore

Silver

Men's Double Trap Shooting

Athens 2004

  1. Abhinav Bindra

Gold

Men's 10m Air Rifle Shooting

Beijing 2008

  1. Vijender Singh

Bronze

Men's Middleweight Boxing

Beijing 2008

  1. Sushil Kumar

Bronze

Men's 66kg Wrestling

Beijing 2008

  1. Sushil Kumar

Silver

Men's 66kg Wrestling

London 2012

  1. Vijay Kumar

Silver

Men's 25m Rapid Pistol Shooting

London 2012

  1. Saina Nehwal

Bronze

Women's Singles Badminton

London 2012

  1. Mary Kom

Bronze

Women's Flyweight Boxing

London 2012

  1. Yogeshwar Dutt

Bronze

Men's 60kg Wrestling

London 2012

  1. Gagan Narang

Bronze

Men's 10m Air Rifle Shooting

London 2012

  1. PV Sindhu

Silver

Women's Singles Badminton

Rio 2016

  1. Sakshi Malik

Bronze

Women's 58kg Wrestling

Rio 2016

  1. Mirabai Chanu

Silver

Women's 49kg Weightlifting

Tokyo 2020

  1. Lovlina Borgohain

Bronze

Women's Welterweight Boxing

Tokyo 2020

  1. PV Sindhu

Bronze

Women's Singles Badminton

Tokyo 2020

  1. Ravi Kumar Dahiya

Silver

Men's 57kg Wrestling

Tokyo 2020

  1. Indian hockey team

Bronze

Men's Hockey

Tokyo 2020

  1. Bajrang Punia

Bronze

Men's 65kg Wrestling

Tokyo 2020

  1. Neeraj Chopra

Gold

Men's Javelin Throw

Tokyo 2020

  1. Manu Bhaker

Bronze

Women's 10m Air Pistol Shooting

Paris 2024

  1. Manu Bhaker-Sarabjot Singh

Bronze

Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol Shooting

Paris 2024

  1. Swapnil Kusale

Bronze

Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions Shooting

Paris 2024

Source:  olympics.com 

 

Most Olympic medals

Athlete

Country

Sport

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Total

1. Michael Phelps

US

swimming

23

3

2

28

2. Larisa Latynina

USSR

gymnastics

9

5

4

18

3. Marit Bjørgen

Norway

cross-country skiing

8

4

3

15

4. Nikolay Andrianov

USSR

gymnastics

7

5

3

15

5. Katie Ledecky

U.S.

swimming

9

4

1

14

6. Ole Einar Bjørndalen

Norway

biathlon, cross-country skiing

8

4

1

13

7. Boris Shakhlin

USSR

gymnastics

7

4

2

13

8. Ireen Wüst

Netherlands

speed skating

6

5

2

13

9. Edoardo Mangiarotti

Italy

fencing

6

5

2

13

10. Ono Takashi

Japan

gymnastics

5

4

4

13

       

athlete

country

sport

gold

1. Michael Phelps

U.S.

Swimming

28

2. Larisa Latynina

U.S.S.R.

Gymnastics

9

2. Katie Ledecky

U.S.

Swimming

9

2. Paavo Nurmi

Finland

Biathlon, Cross-Country Skiing

9

2. Caeleb Dressel

U.S.

Swimming

9

2. Mark Spitz

U.S.

Swimming

9

2. Carl Lewis

U.S.

Track And Field

9

3. Marit Bjørgen

Norway

Cross-Country Skiing

8

3. Ole Einar Bjørndalen

Norway

Biathlon, Cross-Country Skiing

8

3. Birgit Fischer

Germany

Kayaking

8

3. Katō Sawao

Japan

Gymnastics

8

3. Jenny Thompson

U.S.

Swimming

8

3. Matthew Biondi

U.S.

Swimming

8

3. Bjørn Daehlie

Norway

Cross-Country Skiing

8

3. Ray Ewry

U.S.

Track And Field

8

3. Usain Bolt

Jamaica

Track And Field

8

4. Nikolay Andrianov

U.S.S.R.

Gymnastics

7

4. Boris Shakhlin

U.S.S.R.

Gymnastics

7

4. Isabell Werth

Germany

Equestrian

7

4. Věra Čáslavská

Czechoslovakia

Gymnastics

7

4. Viktor Chukarin

U.S.S.R.

Gymnastics

7

4. Allyson Felix

U.S.

Track And Field

7

4. Aladár Gerevich

Hungary

Fencing

7

4. Simone Biles

U.S.

Gymnastics

7

4. Jason Kenny

England

Cycling

7

4. Svetlana Romashina

Russia

Artistic Swimming

7

5. Ireen Wüst

Netherlands

Speed Skating

6

5. Edoardo Mangiarotti

Italy

Fencing

6

5. Ryan Lochte

U.S.

Swimming

6

5. Emma McKeon

Australia

Swimming

6

5. Nakayama Akinori

Japan

Gymnastics

6

5. Vitaly Scherbo

Belarus

Gymnastics

6

5. Hubert van Innes

Belgium

Archery

6

5. Valentina Vezzali

Italy

Fencing

6

5. Lyubov Yegorova

Russia

Cross-Country Skiing

6

5. Gerd Fredriksson

Sweden

Canoeing

6

5. Danuta Kozak

Hungary

Canoeing

6

5. Reine Klimke

Germany

Equestrian

6

5. Viktor Ahn

South Korea/Russia

Speed Skating

6

5. Chris Hoy

England

Cycling

6

5. Natalie Geisenberger

Germany

Luge

6

5. Nedo Nadi

Italy

Fencing

6

5. Rudolf Karpati

Hungary

Fencing

6

5. Pal Kovacs

Hungary

Fencing

6

5. Kristin Otto

Germany

Swimming

6

5. Amy van Dyken

U.S.

Swimming

6

5. Lidiya Skoblikova

U.S.S.R.

Speed Skating

6

                                                                      

 

 

 



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