Retracing India's Olympics performance since 1896

India is done and dusted with its Tokyo Olympics campaign. The contingent managed to win seven medals, comprising a gold, a couple of silvers and four bronze. Here, we present its ever medal each edition to date.

India came up with a spirited performance to produce its best Olympic outing to date. In the Tokyo Olympics, India finished with seven medals, comprising gold, a couple of silvers and four bronze.

It is India's best-ever medal haul in an Olympics to date. In the same light, we look at all of the medals it has won in every edition of the Games.

Paris 1900 (2): Norman Pritchard (Silver) - 200 metres athletics; Norman Pritchard (Silver) - 200-metre hurdles athletics
Amsterdam 1928 (1): Men's hockey (Gold)
Los Angeles 1932 (1): Men's hockey (Gold)
Berlin 1936 (1): Men's hockey (Gold)
London 1948 (1): Men's hockey (Gold)
Helsinki 1952 (2): Men's hockey (Gold); Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav (Bronze) - Wrestling
Melbourne 1956 (1): Men's hockey (Gold)
Rome 1960 (1): Men's hockey (Silver)
Tokyo 1964 (1): Men's hockey (Gold)
Mexico City 1958 (1): Men's hockey (Bronze)
Munich 1972 (1): Men's hockey (Bronze)
Moscow 1980 (1): Men's hockey (Gold)
Atlanta 1996 (1): Leander Paes (Bronze) - Tennis singles
Sydney 2000 (1): Karnam Malleswari (Bronze) - Weightlifting
Athens 2004 (1): Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore (Silver) - Men's double trap shooting
Beijing 2008 (3): Abhinav Bindra (Gold) - Men's 10 m air rifle; Vijender Singh (Bronze) - Boxing; Sushil Kumar (Bronze)- Wrestling
London 2012 (6): Vijay Kumar (Silver) - Men's 25 m rapid fire pistol; Sushil (Silver) - Wrestling; Saina Nehwal (Bronze) - Badminton singles; Mary Kom (Bronze) - Boxing, Gagan Narang (Bronze) - Men's 10m air rifle; Yogeshwar Dutt (Bronze) - Wrestling
Rio 2016 (2): PV Sindhu (Silver) - Badminton singles; Sakshi Malik (Bronze) - Wrestling
Tokyo 2020 (7): Neeraj Chopra (Gold) - Javelin Throw; Saikhom Mirabai Chanu (Silver) - Weightlifting; Ravi Kumar Dahiya (Silver) - Wrestling; Sindhu (Bronze) - Badminton singles; Lovlina Borgohain (Bronze) - Boxing; Men's hockey (Bronze); Bajrang Punia(Bronze) - Wrestling

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