Neeraj Chopra

Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra met Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah ahead of the Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025 in Bengaluru. He was felicitated for his achievements and recently reclaimed the world no. 1 javelin throw ranking.

Neeraj Chopra regained his top spot in the men's javelin throw world rankings, surpassing Anderson Peters. Chopra's consistent performance in 2025, including crossing the 90-meter mark, contributed to his return to the number one position.

Neeraj Chopra sponsors a fan's travel and accommodation for the NC Classic 2025 in Bengaluru after seeing his request on social media. The fan will receive a VVIP experience at the event, which features top javelin throwers from around the world.

The inaugural NC Classic, featuring Olympic and world champions, will take place on July 5th in Bengaluru. Neeraj Chopra will face tough competition from athletes like Anderson Peters and Thomas Rohler, alongside other Indian javelin throwers.

Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra has partnered with Audi India, reflecting shared values of performance, precision, and a progressive mindset. This collaboration celebrates Chopra's achievements and Audi's commitment to excellence.

Neeraj Chopra made history by becoming the first Indian to throw over 90m in javelin. From Olympic gold to Diamond League success, his journey is marked by consistency, dominance, and a fiery passion.

Prime Minister Modi lavished praise on javelin star Neeraj Chopra for breaching 90m mark at Doha Diamond League. Neeraj finished second with his best career throw of 90.23, while Germany's Julian Weber took the spot with a monstrous throw of 91.06m.

Neeraj Chopra hurled 90.23m at Doha Diamond League to set a national record but finished second behind Julian Weber (91.06m PB). Confident, Chopra eyes stronger throws in future events.

Neeraj Chopra became the first Indian to throw over 90m in javelin, setting a national record at the Doha Diamond League. This milestone adds to his Olympic gold, World Championship title, and Diamond League win, cementing his legendary status.

Neeraj Chopra became the first Indian to throw over 90m in javelin, achieving a national record of 90.23m at the Doha Diamond League. Despite this historic feat, he finished second to Germany's Julian Weber, who threw 91.06m in the final round.