(Updated) Paris Olympics 2024 India Medal Tally, Check Total Medals Count List

On August 1, Indian shooter Swapnil Kusale won a bronze medal for India in the men’s rifle 50m three positions event at the 2024 Paris Olympics. On August 1, Manu Bhaker achieved another first: she is the first athlete since independent India to win two medals at the same Olympics – she replicated a feat achieved by Norman Pritchard back in 1900. Bhaker’s two achievements bring her total medals at the Olympics to four: the third place came in the women’s 10m air pistol shooting and the mixed team 10m air pistol shooting (the latter with Sarabjot Singh).

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Paris 2024 Olympics Medal List for India, Total – By Team

After winning seven medals at the Tokyo Olympics, India has set the bar higher and is looking to break the double digit mark. The preparations for wrestling were a bit chaotic but athletes from different events said they were confident about their preparations. Well-planned international camps and good infrastructure helped them win more medals.

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Here is the full list:

sports	Gold	silver	bronze	All
shooting	0	0	3	3
All	0	0	3	3

Key appointments to the Indian team include deputy head coach Shiva Keshavan and Chef de Mission Gagan Narang. Noted athletes Sharath Kamal and PV Sindhu have been chosen as flag bearers for the inaugural event. India has participated in every Summer Olympics since the 1920 Berlin Games, and this summer’s Tokyo Games will be the country’s 26th consecutive participation in the global sporting event that unites the world.

List of medal winners for Paris 2024

Shooter Swapnil Kusal won the third medal for India in Paris, taking the bronze in the men’s 50m rifle three positions. Meanwhile, shooter Manu Bhaker won two bronze medals: women’s 10m air pistol shooting and mixed team 10m air pistol shooting with her partner Sarabjot Singh winning two medals.

No.	athlete	event	sports	medal
1	Manu Bakker	Women’s 10m Air Pistol	shooting	bronze
2	Manu Bhaker-Sarabjot Singh	Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol	shooting	bronze
3	Swapnil Kusala	Men’s 50m rifle 3 positions	shooting	bronze

Bakker also became the first athlete to accomplish this feat since India’s independence. The only other athlete who failed to win the gold medal was Norman Pritchard in the 1900 Olympics.

Highlights of India at Paris 2024

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– Zheng Qinwen wins gold! – Manu Bhaker finishes fourth in women’s 25m air pistol – PV Sindhu is eliminated after losing the pre-quarterfinal match in badminton singles. – Shooter Swapnil Kusale wins India’s third medal of the Paris Olympics – Sindhu advances to the last 16 and will face China’s He Bingjiao. – Lakshya Sen advances to the quarterfinals. – Manika Batra defeats Prithika Pavade to advance to the last 16 in women’s singles. – India misses out on the men’s team archery event with a score of 6-2. – Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh win bronze for India. – Manu Bhaker wins bronze. – Indian women’s archery team is eliminated by the Netherlands. – Rohan Bopnna is eliminated.

List of Indian Olympic medalists

India’s Olympic journey started with a bang, winning two medals in its debut. Since then, the country has won a total of 36 medals in 25 Olympic Games, including gold, silver and bronze, showcasing its growing presence and success on the global sports stage. Here is the full list:

athlete	medal	event	Olympic Games
Norman Pritchard	silver	Men’s 200m	Paris 1900
Norman Pritchard	silver	Men’s 200m Hurdles	Paris 1900
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	Amsterdam 1928
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	Los Angeles 1932
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	Berlin 1936
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	London 1948
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	Helsinki 1952
KD Jadhav	bronze	Men’s Bantamweight Wrestling	Helsinki 1952
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	Melbourne 1956
Indian hockey team	silver	Men’s Lacrosse	Rome 1960
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	Tokyo 1964
Indian hockey team	bronze	Men’s Lacrosse	Mexico City 1968
Indian hockey team	bronze	Men’s Lacrosse	Munich 1972
Indian hockey team	Gold	Men’s Lacrosse	Moscow 1980
Leander Paes	bronze	Men’s singles tennis	Atlanta 1996
Kanam Malleswari	bronze	Women’s 54kg weightlifting	Sydney 2000
Rajvardan Singh Rathore	silver	Men’s Skeet Shooting	Athens 2004
Abhinav Bindra	Gold	Men’s 10m air rifle shooting	Beijing 2008
Vijender Singh	bronze	Men’s Middleweight Boxing	Beijing 2008
Sushil Kumar	bronze	Men’s 66kg wrestling	Beijing 2008
Sushil Kumar	silver	Men’s 66kg wrestling	London 2012
Vijay Kumar	silver	Men’s 25m rapid-fire pistol	London 2012
Saina Nehwal	bronze	Women’s badminton singles	London 2012
Mary Kom	bronze	Women’s Flyweight Boxing	London 2012
Yogeshwar Dutt	bronze	Men’s 60kg wrestling	London 2012
Gagan Narang	bronze	Men’s 10m air rifle shooting	London 2012
Sindhu	silver	Women’s badminton singles	Rio 2016 Olympic Games
Sakshi Malik	bronze	Women’s 58kg wrestling	Rio 2016 Olympic Games
Mirabaicanu	silver	Women’s 49kg weightlifting	Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Lovlina Borgohain	bronze	Women’s welterweight boxing	Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Sindhu	bronze	Women’s badminton singles	Tokyo 2020
Ravi Kumar Dahiya	silver	Men’s 57kg wrestling	Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Indian hockey team	bronze	Men’s Lacrosse	Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Bajrang Punia	bronze	Men’s 65kg wrestling	Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Neeraj Chopra	Gold	Men’s Javelin	Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Manu Bakker	bronze	Women’s 10m air pistol shooting	Paris 2024
Swapnil Kusala	bronze	Men’s 50m rifle 3 positions	Paris 2024

Manu Bhaker made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics, winning a bronze medal in the women’s 10m air pistol event, India’s first medal. She became the first Indian to win an Olympic shooting medal. Prior to this, she qualified for the Olympic shooting final in a groundbreaking move, something that had not been achieved by an Indian woman in 20 years. In the final, Bhaker finished third behind the Korean duo of Oh Ye-jin and Kim Ye-ji, who finished first and second.