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Calculated Shard: 185 (from laksa100)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa185.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/tokyo-olympics-winners-list/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/tokyo-olympics-winners-list/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/tokyo-olympics-winners-list\/","crawl_time":1775131242,"first_indexed_time":1640623191,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,byjus!\/free-ias-prep\/tokyo-olympics-winners-list\/ s443","src_root_hash":"6322170921519322385","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"","meta_descriptions":[],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Olympics 2020 was scheduled to be held in Tokyo from 24th July 2020 to 9th August 2020. \nTokyo Olympics\n was, however, postponed and rescheduled for 2021 due to concerns of the\nCOVID-19 pandemic\n. \nStudents aiming to appear for the\n \nUPSC exam\n \nand other government exams can learn about Tokyo Olympics in detail here. \nIn this article, we bring to the detailed list of winners and the tally of medals secured by India in the latest edition. The list of winners from the 2020 Olympics is an integral part of the current affairs syllabus for the upcoming\nIAS Exam\nand other government examinations.\nTokyo Olympics Winners List PDF [UPSC Notes]:-\nDownload PDF Here\nOther links related to sports which are a part of the\nUPSC Syllabus\nhave been given below in the table. Candidates can refer to these for IAS preparation:\nBrief Overview of Tokyo Olympics \nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020, which was delayed due to pandemic concerns, had its opening ceremony on 23rd July 2021 at the Tokyo’s National Stadium. World leaders from 15 nations attended this ceremony. Tokyo is the first Asian city to host the Summer Olympics more than once.\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 retained its original name despite its year-long delay. More than 11,000 athletes from 206 countries participated in 339 events across 33 sports. \nSports like 3×3 basketball, Madison cycling, freestyle BMX, karate, surfing, sports climbing, and skateboarding made their Olympics debut. Moreover, softball and baseball have made a comeback to the Olympics since 2008. \nMascot and Motto\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot is Miraitowa which is derived from the Japanese words Mirai meaning ‘Future’ and Towa meaning ‘Eternity’. The mascot is an embodiment of both the old and the new, and echoes the concept of ‘innovation from harmony’. Ryo Taniguchi is the creator of the \nTokyo Olympics 2020\n mascot.\nThe Olympic motto of ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’ was modified to ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger- Together’. This change in the motto was aimed to show solidarity at a time when the entire world suffered under the grip of COVID-19. The new motto in the Latin version would be ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius, Communiter.’\nList of Venues for Olympics Games Tokyo 2020\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 venues include the following:\nTokyo’s National Stadium:\n Football and Athletics\nYoyogi National Stadium\nNippon Budokan\nTokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium\nKokugikan Arena\nTokyo Stadium\nAriake Arena\nOdaiba Marine Park\nTokyo International Forum\nEquestrian Park\nMusashina Forest Sport Plaza\nMusashinonomori Park\nAriake Gymnastics Centre\nAriake Urban Sports Park\nShiokaze Park\nMakuhari Messe Hall\nSea Forest Waterway\nSea Forest Cross Country Course\nTsurigasaki Surfing Beach\nYumenoshima Park Archery Field\nAomi Urban Sports Park\nKasai Canoe Slalom Centre\nTokyo Aquatics Centre\nKasumigaseki Country Club\nTatsumi Water Polo Centre\nSaitama Super Arena\nAsaka Shooting Range\nFukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium\nSapporo Odori Park\nFuji International Speedway\nIzu Velodrome\nIzu MTB Course\nKasumigaseki Country Club\nEnoshima Yatch Harbour\nMiyagi Stadium\nInternational Stadium Yokohama\nSapporo Dome\nSaitama Stadium\nYokohama Baseball Stadium\nIbaraki Kashima Stadium\nAspirants can read about the\nInternational Olympic Committee\n, an important non-governmental organization that looks after the administration of the Olympic Games held all over the world. \nTokyo Olympics 2021 Schedule for Indian Athletes\nThe following table shows India’s schedule for Tokyo Olympics 2021 athletics games:\nDate\nAthletes\nEvent\nStart Time in IST\n30\nth\nJuly\nAvinash Jable\nSteeplechase Heats\nMen 3000m\nFrom 5:30 am\nMP Jabir \nMen’s 400m Hurdles First Round\nFrom 7:25 am\nDutee Chand\nWomen’s 100m First Round\nFrom 8:10 am\nSarthak Bhambri, Revathi Veeramani, Alex Anthony, Subha Venkatesan \nMixed 4x400m Relay First Round\nFrom 4:30 pm\n31\nst\nJuly\nSeema Punia, Kamalpreet Kaur\nWomen’s Discus Throw Qualification\n6:00 am\nM Sreeshankar\nMen’s Long Jump Qualification\n3:40 pm\nAlex Antony, , Revathi Veeramani, Subha Venkatesan, Sarthak Bhambri \nMixed 4x400m Relay Final\n6:05 pm\nDutee Chand\nWomen’s Semi-final and Final\n6:20 pm\n2\nnd\nAugust\nM Sreeshankar \nMen’s Long Jump Final\n7:20 am\nDutee Chand\nWomen’s 200m First Round\n7:30 am\nKamalpreet Kaur, Seema Punia\nWomen’s Discus Throw Final\n5:30 pm\nAvinash Sable\nMen’s 3000m Steeplechase Final\n5:45 pm\n3\nrd\nAugust\nAnnu Rani\nWomen’s Javelin Throw Qualification\nFrom 5:50 am\nMB Jabir \nMen’s 400m Hurdles Final\n8:50 am\nTajinder Singh Toor\nMen’s Shot Put Qualification\n3:45 pm\nDutee Chand \nWomen’s 200m Final\n6:20 pm\n4\nth\nAugust\nShivpal Singh, Neeraj Chopra\nMen’s Javelin Throw Qualification\n5:35 am\n5\nth\nAugust\nSandeep Kuma, KT Irfan\nMen’s 20 km Race Walk Final\n1:00 pm\n6\nth\nAugust\nGurpreet Singh\nMen’s 50 km Race Walk Final\n2:00 am\nPriyanka, Bhawna Jat\nWomen’s 20 km Race Walk Final\n1:00 pm\nAmoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Noah Nirmal Tom, P Naganathan \nMen’s 4x400m Relay First Round \n4:55 pm\nAnnu Rani\nWomen’s Javelin Throw Final\n5:20 pm\n7\nth\nAugust\nNeeraj Chopra, Shivpal Singh\nMen’s Javelin Throw Final\n4:30 pm\nAmoj Jacob, P Naganathan, Noah Nirmal Tom, Arokia Rajiv,Muhammed Anas Yahiya\nMen’s 4×400 m Relay Final\n6:20 pm\nMedal Tally for India in Tokyo Olympics 2020\nThe United States clinched the first position in terms of gold medals (39) and the total medal count (113). China stood at second spot with a total of 88 medals and 38 golds, while the host nation Japan got 27 gold medals and 58 total medals. Great Britain holds the fourth position.\nIndia secured 7 medals in the Tokyo Olympics: two silvers, one gold and four bronze. \nAthletes\nGame \nMedal\nNeeraj Chopra\nJavelin Throw\nGold\nRavi Dahiya\nWrestling (57 Kgs)\nSilver\nMirabai Chanu\nWeightlifting for Women (49 Kgs)\nSilver\nPV Sindhu\nWomen’s Single Badminton\nBronze\nIndian Hockey Team\nHockey\nBronze\nWomen’s Welterweight Boxing\nLovlina Borgohain\nBronze\nBajrang Punia\nWrestling (65 Kgs)\nBronze\n Aditi Ashok did not clinch a medal, but she finished off at 4th in Golf. \nThese details about the Tokyo Olympics 2020 will help UPSC aspirants to prepare for \nIAS preparation\n.\nOne must also be aware of other current affairs to amplify their preparation.\n \nTokyo Olympics Winners List PDF [UPSC Notes]:-\nDownload PDF Here\nFrequently Asked Questions on Tokyo Olympics\nQ1\nQ 1. What is the logo of the Tokyo Olympics?\nAns. The logo of the Tokyo Olympics is a chequered circle that was designed by Japanese artist Asao Tokoro. It is made of the traditional Japanese colour of Indigo blue and consists of three rectangular shapes.\nQ2\nQ 2. How many Indian athletes participated in the Tokyo Olympics 2020?\nAns. Over 100 athletes qualified for the Olympics games in Tokyo 2020 from India. In addition, India sent two relay teams and two hockey teams.","attrs_markdown":"![](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tr?id=506170199519639&ev=PageView&noscript=1)\n\nOlympics 2020 was scheduled to be held in Tokyo from 24th July 2020 to 9th August 2020. **Tokyo Olympics** was, however, postponed and rescheduled for 2021 due to concerns of the [COVID-19 pandemic](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/wuhan-coronavirus\/).\n\nStudents aiming to appear for the[UPSC exam](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/upsc-exam\/)and other government exams can learn about Tokyo Olympics in detail here.\n\nIn this article, we bring to the detailed list of winners and the tally of medals secured by India in the latest edition. The list of winners from the 2020 Olympics is an integral part of the current affairs syllabus for the upcoming [IAS Exam](https:\/\/byjus.com\/ias-exam\/) and other government examinations.\n\n**Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF \\[UPSC Notes\\]:-**[Download PDF Here](https:\/\/cdn1.byjus.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/Tokyo-Olympics.docx.pdf)\n\nOther links related to sports which are a part of the [UPSC Syllabus](https:\/\/byjus.com\/ias\/upsc-syllabus\/) have been given below in the table. Candidates can refer to these for IAS preparation:\n\n|   |   |\n|---|---|\n| [List of Countries and their National Games](https:\/\/byjus.com\/govt-exams\/countries-and-their-national-games-list\/) | [List of Sports Terms for General Awareness](https:\/\/byjus.com\/govt-exams\/list-sports-terms\/) |\n| [List of Sports Cups and Trophies](https:\/\/byjus.com\/govt-exams\/sports-cups-and-trophies-list\/) | [National Sports Day \\[August 29\\]](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/national-sports-day\/) |\n| [Fantasy Sports In India](https:\/\/byjus.com\/current-affairs\/fantasy-sports-india\/) | [Khelo India Programme](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/khelo-india-national-programme-development-sports\/) |\n## Brief Overview of Tokyo Olympics\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020, which was delayed due to pandemic concerns, had its opening ceremony on 23rd July 2021 at the Tokyo’s National Stadium. World leaders from 15 nations attended this ceremony. Tokyo is the first Asian city to host the Summer Olympics more than once.\n\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 retained its original name despite its year-long delay. More than 11,000 athletes from 206 countries participated in 339 events across 33 sports.\n\nSports like 3×3 basketball, Madison cycling, freestyle BMX, karate, surfing, sports climbing, and skateboarding made their Olympics debut. Moreover, softball and baseball have made a comeback to the Olympics since 2008.\n\n### Mascot and Motto\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot is Miraitowa which is derived from the Japanese words Mirai meaning ‘Future’ and Towa meaning ‘Eternity’. The mascot is an embodiment of both the old and the new, and echoes the concept of ‘innovation from harmony’. Ryo Taniguchi is the creator of the **Tokyo Olympics 2020** mascot.\n\n[![UPSC 2023](https:\/\/cdn1.byjus.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/UPSC-IAS-2023.png)](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/upsc-2023\/)\n\nThe Olympic motto of ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’ was modified to ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger- Together’. This change in the motto was aimed to show solidarity at a time when the entire world suffered under the grip of COVID-19. The new motto in the Latin version would be ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius, Communiter.’\n\n|   |\n|---|\n| Kickstart your **[civil services exam](https:\/\/byjus.com\/civil-services-exam\/)** preparation now and complement it with the links given below: [**Latest Current Affairs for Competitive Exams**](https:\/\/byjus.com\/current-affairs\/) **[Comprehensive News Analysis](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/daily-news\/)** **[The Hindu: Daily Video Analysis](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/daily-video-analysis-the-hindu\/)** **[All India Radio (AIR) Spotlight for UPSC](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/all-india-radio-spotlight-for-upsc\/)** **[Review of PIB Release](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/best-of-pib\/)** |\n### List of Venues for Olympics Games Tokyo 2020\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 venues include the following:\n\n- **Tokyo’s National Stadium:** Football and Athletics\n- Yoyogi National Stadium\n- Nippon Budokan\n- Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium\n- Kokugikan Arena\n- Tokyo Stadium\n- Ariake Arena\n- Odaiba Marine Park\n- Tokyo International Forum\n- Equestrian Park\n- Musashina Forest Sport Plaza\n- Musashinonomori Park\n- Ariake Gymnastics Centre\n- Ariake Urban Sports Park\n- Shiokaze Park\n- Makuhari Messe Hall\n- Sea Forest Waterway\n- Sea Forest Cross Country Course\n- Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach\n- Yumenoshima Park Archery Field\n- Aomi Urban Sports Park\n- Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre\n- Tokyo Aquatics Centre\n- Kasumigaseki Country Club\n- Tatsumi Water Polo Centre\n- Saitama Super Arena\n- Asaka Shooting Range\n- Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium\n- Sapporo Odori Park\n- Fuji International Speedway\n- Izu Velodrome\n- Izu MTB Course\n- Kasumigaseki Country Club\n- Enoshima Yatch Harbour\n- Miyagi Stadium\n- International Stadium Yokohama\n- Sapporo Dome\n- Saitama Stadium\n- Yokohama Baseball Stadium\n- Ibaraki Kashima Stadium\n\nAspirants can read about the [International Olympic Committee](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/international-olympic-committee\/), an important non-governmental organization that looks after the administration of the Olympic Games held all over the world.\n\n**Tokyo Olympics 2021 Schedule for Indian Athletes**\n\nThe following table shows India’s schedule for Tokyo Olympics 2021 athletics games:\n\n|   |   |   |   |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| **Date** | **Athletes** | **Event** | **Start Time in IST** |\n| 30th July | Avinash Jable | Steeplechase Heats Men 3000m | From 5:30 am |\n| MP Jabir | Men’s 400m Hurdles First Round | From 7:25 am |   |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s 100m First Round | From 8:10 am |   |\n| Sarthak Bhambri, Revathi Veeramani, Alex Anthony, Subha Venkatesan | Mixed 4x400m Relay First Round | From 4:30 pm |   |\n| 31st July | Seema Punia, Kamalpreet Kaur | Women’s Discus Throw Qualification | 6:00 am |\n| M Sreeshankar | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | 3:40 pm |   |\n| Alex Antony, , Revathi Veeramani, Subha Venkatesan, Sarthak Bhambri | Mixed 4x400m Relay Final | 6:05 pm |   |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s Semi-final and Final | 6:20 pm |   |\n| 2nd August | M Sreeshankar | Men’s Long Jump Final | 7:20 am |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s 200m First Round | 7:30 am |   |\n| Kamalpreet Kaur, Seema Punia | Women’s Discus Throw Final | 5:30 pm |   |\n| Avinash Sable | Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final | 5:45 pm |   |\n| 3rd August | Annu Rani | Women’s Javelin Throw Qualification | From 5:50 am |\n| MB Jabir | Men’s 400m Hurdles Final | 8:50 am |   |\n| Tajinder Singh Toor | Men’s Shot Put Qualification | 3:45 pm |   |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s 200m Final | 6:20 pm |   |\n| 4th August | Shivpal Singh, Neeraj Chopra | Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification | 5:35 am |\n| 5th August | Sandeep Kuma, KT Irfan | Men’s 20 km Race Walk Final | 1:00 pm |\n| 6th August | Gurpreet Singh | Men’s 50 km Race Walk Final | 2:00 am |\n| Priyanka, Bhawna Jat | Women’s 20 km Race Walk Final | 1:00 pm |   |\n| Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Noah Nirmal Tom, P Naganathan | Men’s 4x400m Relay First Round | 4:55 pm |   |\n| Annu Rani | Women’s Javelin Throw Final | 5:20 pm |   |\n| 7th August | Neeraj Chopra, Shivpal Singh | Men’s Javelin Throw Final | 4:30 pm |\n| Amoj Jacob, P Naganathan, Noah Nirmal Tom, Arokia Rajiv,Muhammed Anas Yahiya | Men’s 4×400 m Relay Final | 6:20 pm |   |\n### Medal Tally for India in Tokyo Olympics 2020\nThe United States clinched the first position in terms of gold medals (39) and the total medal count (113). China stood at second spot with a total of 88 medals and 38 golds, while the host nation Japan got 27 gold medals and 58 total medals. Great Britain holds the fourth position.\n\nIndia secured 7 medals in the Tokyo Olympics: two silvers, one gold and four bronze.\n\n|   |   |   |\n|---|---|---|\n| **Athletes** | **Game** | **Medal** |\n| Neeraj Chopra | Javelin Throw | Gold |\n| Ravi Dahiya | Wrestling (57 Kgs) | Silver |\n| Mirabai Chanu | Weightlifting for Women (49 Kgs) | Silver |\n| PV Sindhu | Women’s Single Badminton | Bronze |\n| Indian Hockey Team | Hockey | Bronze |\n| Women’s Welterweight Boxing | Lovlina Borgohain | Bronze |\n| Bajrang Punia | Wrestling (65 Kgs) | Bronze |\n\nAditi Ashok did not clinch a medal, but she finished off at 4th in Golf.\n\nThese details about the Tokyo Olympics 2020 will help UPSC aspirants to prepare for [**IAS preparation**](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/)**.** One must also be aware of other current affairs to amplify their preparation.\n\n**Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF \\[UPSC Notes\\]:-**[Download PDF Here](https:\/\/cdn1.byjus.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/Tokyo-Olympics.docx.pdf)\n\n|   |   |\n|---|---|\n| **Other Related Links** |   |\n| [Current Affairs Questions & Answers for UPSC](https:\/\/byjus.com\/ias-questions\/ias-current-affairs-questions\/) | [Bilateral Relations of India](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/international-relations\/) |\n| [Important topics in International Relations GS 2](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/upsc-mains-gspaper2-important-topics-in-international-relations\/) | [International Relations UPSC Notes](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/how-to-study-international-relations-upsc-mains\/) |\n| [Topic-Wise GS 2 Questions for UPSC Mains](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/topic-wise-gs-2-questions-upsc-mains\/) | [UPSC Mains GS Paper-II Strategy, Syllabus & Structure](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/upsc-mains-gs-paper-2-structure\/) |\n\n## Frequently Asked Questions on Tokyo Olympics\nQ1\n\n### Q 1. What is the logo of the Tokyo Olympics?\nAns. The logo of the Tokyo Olympics is a chequered circle that was designed by Japanese artist Asao Tokoro. It is made of the traditional Japanese colour of Indigo blue and consists of three rectangular shapes.\n\nQ2\n\n### Q 2. How many Indian athletes participated in the Tokyo Olympics 2020?\nAns. Over 100 athletes qualified for the Olympics games in Tokyo 2020 from India. 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The list of winners from the 2020 Olympics is an integral part of the current affairs syllabus for the upcoming [IAS Exam](https:\/\/byjus.com\/ias-exam\/) and other government examinations.\n\n**Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF \\[UPSC Notes\\]:-**[Download PDF Here](https:\/\/cdn1.byjus.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/Tokyo-Olympics.docx.pdf)\n\nOther links related to sports which are a part of the [UPSC Syllabus](https:\/\/byjus.com\/ias\/upsc-syllabus\/) have been given below in the table. Candidates can refer to these for IAS preparation:\n\n## Brief Overview of Tokyo Olympics\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020, which was delayed due to pandemic concerns, had its opening ceremony on 23rd July 2021 at the Tokyo’s National Stadium. World leaders from 15 nations attended this ceremony. Tokyo is the first Asian city to host the Summer Olympics more than once.\n\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 retained its original name despite its year-long delay. More than 11,000 athletes from 206 countries participated in 339 events across 33 sports.\n\nSports like 3×3 basketball, Madison cycling, freestyle BMX, karate, surfing, sports climbing, and skateboarding made their Olympics debut. Moreover, softball and baseball have made a comeback to the Olympics since 2008.\n\n### Mascot and Motto\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot is Miraitowa which is derived from the Japanese words Mirai meaning ‘Future’ and Towa meaning ‘Eternity’. The mascot is an embodiment of both the old and the new, and echoes the concept of ‘innovation from harmony’. Ryo Taniguchi is the creator of the **Tokyo Olympics 2020** mascot.\n\n[![UPSC 2023](https:\/\/cdn1.byjus.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/UPSC-IAS-2023.png)](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/upsc-2023\/)\n\nThe Olympic motto of ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’ was modified to ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger- Together’. This change in the motto was aimed to show solidarity at a time when the entire world suffered under the grip of COVID-19. The new motto in the Latin version would be ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius, Communiter.’\n\n### List of Venues for Olympics Games Tokyo 2020\nThe Tokyo Olympics 2020 venues include the following:\n\n- **Tokyo’s National Stadium:** Football and Athletics\n- Yoyogi National Stadium\n- Nippon Budokan\n- Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium\n- Kokugikan Arena\n- Tokyo Stadium\n- Ariake Arena\n- Odaiba Marine Park\n- Tokyo International Forum\n- Equestrian Park\n- Musashina Forest Sport Plaza\n- Musashinonomori Park\n- Ariake Gymnastics Centre\n- Ariake Urban Sports Park\n- Shiokaze Park\n- Makuhari Messe Hall\n- Sea Forest Waterway\n- Sea Forest Cross Country Course\n- Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach\n- Yumenoshima Park Archery Field\n- Aomi Urban Sports Park\n- Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre\n- Tokyo Aquatics Centre\n- Kasumigaseki Country Club\n- Tatsumi Water Polo Centre\n- Saitama Super Arena\n- Asaka Shooting Range\n- Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium\n- Sapporo Odori Park\n- Fuji International Speedway\n- Izu Velodrome\n- Izu MTB Course\n- Kasumigaseki Country Club\n- Enoshima Yatch Harbour\n- Miyagi Stadium\n- International Stadium Yokohama\n- Sapporo Dome\n- Saitama Stadium\n- Yokohama Baseball Stadium\n- Ibaraki Kashima Stadium\n\nAspirants can read about the [International Olympic Committee](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/international-olympic-committee\/), an important non-governmental organization that looks after the administration of the Olympic Games held all over the world.\n\n**Tokyo Olympics 2021 Schedule for Indian Athletes**\n\nThe following table shows India’s schedule for Tokyo Olympics 2021 athletics games:\n\n|   |   |   |   |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| **Date** | **Athletes** | **Event** | **Start Time in IST** |\n| 30th July | Avinash Jable | Steeplechase Heats Men 3000m | From 5:30 am |\n| MP Jabir | Men’s 400m Hurdles First Round | From 7:25 am |   |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s 100m First Round | From 8:10 am |   |\n| Sarthak Bhambri, Revathi Veeramani, Alex Anthony, Subha Venkatesan | Mixed 4x400m Relay First Round | From 4:30 pm |   |\n| 31st July | Seema Punia, Kamalpreet Kaur | Women’s Discus Throw Qualification | 6:00 am |\n| M Sreeshankar | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | 3:40 pm |   |\n| Alex Antony, , Revathi Veeramani, Subha Venkatesan, Sarthak Bhambri | Mixed 4x400m Relay Final | 6:05 pm |   |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s Semi-final and Final | 6:20 pm |   |\n| 2nd August | M Sreeshankar | Men’s Long Jump Final | 7:20 am |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s 200m First Round | 7:30 am |   |\n| Kamalpreet Kaur, Seema Punia | Women’s Discus Throw Final | 5:30 pm |   |\n| Avinash Sable | Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final | 5:45 pm |   |\n| 3rd August | Annu Rani | Women’s Javelin Throw Qualification | From 5:50 am |\n| MB Jabir | Men’s 400m Hurdles Final | 8:50 am |   |\n| Tajinder Singh Toor | Men’s Shot Put Qualification | 3:45 pm |   |\n| Dutee Chand | Women’s 200m Final | 6:20 pm |   |\n| 4th August | Shivpal Singh, Neeraj Chopra | Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification | 5:35 am |\n| 5th August | Sandeep Kuma, KT Irfan | Men’s 20 km Race Walk Final | 1:00 pm |\n| 6th August | Gurpreet Singh | Men’s 50 km Race Walk Final | 2:00 am |\n| Priyanka, Bhawna Jat | Women’s 20 km Race Walk Final | 1:00 pm |   |\n| Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Noah Nirmal Tom, P Naganathan | Men’s 4x400m Relay First Round | 4:55 pm |   |\n| Annu Rani | Women’s Javelin Throw Final | 5:20 pm |   |\n| 7th August | Neeraj Chopra, Shivpal Singh | Men’s Javelin Throw Final | 4:30 pm |\n| Amoj Jacob, P Naganathan, Noah Nirmal Tom, Arokia Rajiv,Muhammed Anas Yahiya | Men’s 4×400 m Relay Final | 6:20 pm |   |\n### Medal Tally for India in Tokyo Olympics 2020\nThe United States clinched the first position in terms of gold medals (39) and the total medal count (113). China stood at second spot with a total of 88 medals and 38 golds, while the host nation Japan got 27 gold medals and 58 total medals. Great Britain holds the fourth position.\n\nIndia secured 7 medals in the Tokyo Olympics: two silvers, one gold and four bronze.\n\n|   |   |   |\n|---|---|---|\n| **Athletes** | **Game** | **Medal** |\n| Neeraj Chopra | Javelin Throw | Gold |\n| Ravi Dahiya | Wrestling (57 Kgs) | Silver |\n| Mirabai Chanu | Weightlifting for Women (49 Kgs) | Silver |\n| PV Sindhu | Women’s Single Badminton | Bronze |\n| Indian Hockey Team | Hockey | Bronze |\n| Women’s Welterweight Boxing | Lovlina Borgohain | Bronze |\n| Bajrang Punia | Wrestling (65 Kgs) | Bronze |\n\nAditi Ashok did not clinch a medal, but she finished off at 4th in Golf.\n\nThese details about the Tokyo Olympics 2020 will help UPSC aspirants to prepare for [**IAS preparation**](https:\/\/byjus.com\/free-ias-prep\/)**.** One must also be aware of other current affairs to amplify their preparation.\n\n**Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF \\[UPSC Notes\\]:-**[Download PDF Here](https:\/\/cdn1.byjus.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/Tokyo-Olympics.docx.pdf)\n\n## Frequently Asked Questions on Tokyo Olympics\nQ1\n\n### Q 1. 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Boilerpipe Text	Olympics 2020 was scheduled to be held in Tokyo from 24th July 2020 to 9th August 2020. Tokyo Olympics was, however, postponed and rescheduled for 2021 due to concerns of the COVID-19 pandemic . Students aiming to appear for the UPSC exam and other government exams can learn about Tokyo Olympics in detail here. In this article, we bring to the detailed list of winners and the tally of medals secured by India in the latest edition. The list of winners from the 2020 Olympics is an integral part of the current affairs syllabus for the upcoming IAS Exam and other government examinations. Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF [UPSC Notes]:- Download PDF Here Other links related to sports which are a part of the UPSC Syllabus have been given below in the table. Candidates can refer to these for IAS preparation: Brief Overview of Tokyo Olympics The Tokyo Olympics 2020, which was delayed due to pandemic concerns, had its opening ceremony on 23rd July 2021 at the Tokyo’s National Stadium. World leaders from 15 nations attended this ceremony. Tokyo is the first Asian city to host the Summer Olympics more than once. The Tokyo Olympics 2020 retained its original name despite its year-long delay. More than 11,000 athletes from 206 countries participated in 339 events across 33 sports. Sports like 3×3 basketball, Madison cycling, freestyle BMX, karate, surfing, sports climbing, and skateboarding made their Olympics debut. Moreover, softball and baseball have made a comeback to the Olympics since 2008. Mascot and Motto The Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot is Miraitowa which is derived from the Japanese words Mirai meaning ‘Future’ and Towa meaning ‘Eternity’. The mascot is an embodiment of both the old and the new, and echoes the concept of ‘innovation from harmony’. Ryo Taniguchi is the creator of the Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot. The Olympic motto of ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’ was modified to ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger- Together’. This change in the motto was aimed to show solidarity at a time when the entire world suffered under the grip of COVID-19. The new motto in the Latin version would be ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius, Communiter.’ List of Venues for Olympics Games Tokyo 2020 The Tokyo Olympics 2020 venues include the following: Tokyo’s National Stadium: Football and Athletics Yoyogi National Stadium Nippon Budokan Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium Kokugikan Arena Tokyo Stadium Ariake Arena Odaiba Marine Park Tokyo International Forum Equestrian Park Musashina Forest Sport Plaza Musashinonomori Park Ariake Gymnastics Centre Ariake Urban Sports Park Shiokaze Park Makuhari Messe Hall Sea Forest Waterway Sea Forest Cross Country Course Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach Yumenoshima Park Archery Field Aomi Urban Sports Park Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre Tokyo Aquatics Centre Kasumigaseki Country Club Tatsumi Water Polo Centre Saitama Super Arena Asaka Shooting Range Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium Sapporo Odori Park Fuji International Speedway Izu Velodrome Izu MTB Course Kasumigaseki Country Club Enoshima Yatch Harbour Miyagi Stadium International Stadium Yokohama Sapporo Dome Saitama Stadium Yokohama Baseball Stadium Ibaraki Kashima Stadium Aspirants can read about the International Olympic Committee , an important non-governmental organization that looks after the administration of the Olympic Games held all over the world. Tokyo Olympics 2021 Schedule for Indian Athletes The following table shows India’s schedule for Tokyo Olympics 2021 athletics games: Date Athletes Event Start Time in IST 30 th July Avinash Jable Steeplechase Heats Men 3000m From 5:30 am MP Jabir Men’s 400m Hurdles First Round From 7:25 am Dutee Chand Women’s 100m First Round From 8:10 am Sarthak Bhambri, Revathi Veeramani, Alex Anthony, Subha Venkatesan Mixed 4x400m Relay First Round From 4:30 pm 31 st July Seema Punia, Kamalpreet Kaur Women’s Discus Throw Qualification 6:00 am M Sreeshankar Men’s Long Jump Qualification 3:40 pm Alex Antony, , Revathi Veeramani, Subha Venkatesan, Sarthak Bhambri Mixed 4x400m Relay Final 6:05 pm Dutee Chand Women’s Semi-final and Final 6:20 pm 2 nd August M Sreeshankar Men’s Long Jump Final 7:20 am Dutee Chand Women’s 200m First Round 7:30 am Kamalpreet Kaur, Seema Punia Women’s Discus Throw Final 5:30 pm Avinash Sable Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final 5:45 pm 3 rd August Annu Rani Women’s Javelin Throw Qualification From 5:50 am MB Jabir Men’s 400m Hurdles Final 8:50 am Tajinder Singh Toor Men’s Shot Put Qualification 3:45 pm Dutee Chand Women’s 200m Final 6:20 pm 4 th August Shivpal Singh, Neeraj Chopra Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification 5:35 am 5 th August Sandeep Kuma, KT Irfan Men’s 20 km Race Walk Final 1:00 pm 6 th August Gurpreet Singh Men’s 50 km Race Walk Final 2:00 am Priyanka, Bhawna Jat Women’s 20 km Race Walk Final 1:00 pm Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Noah Nirmal Tom, P Naganathan Men’s 4x400m Relay First Round 4:55 pm Annu Rani Women’s Javelin Throw Final 5:20 pm 7 th August Neeraj Chopra, Shivpal Singh Men’s Javelin Throw Final 4:30 pm Amoj Jacob, P Naganathan, Noah Nirmal Tom, Arokia Rajiv,Muhammed Anas Yahiya Men’s 4×400 m Relay Final 6:20 pm Medal Tally for India in Tokyo Olympics 2020 The United States clinched the first position in terms of gold medals (39) and the total medal count (113). China stood at second spot with a total of 88 medals and 38 golds, while the host nation Japan got 27 gold medals and 58 total medals. Great Britain holds the fourth position. India secured 7 medals in the Tokyo Olympics: two silvers, one gold and four bronze. Athletes Game Medal Neeraj Chopra Javelin Throw Gold Ravi Dahiya Wrestling (57 Kgs) Silver Mirabai Chanu Weightlifting for Women (49 Kgs) Silver PV Sindhu Women’s Single Badminton Bronze Indian Hockey Team Hockey Bronze Women’s Welterweight Boxing Lovlina Borgohain Bronze Bajrang Punia Wrestling (65 Kgs) Bronze Aditi Ashok did not clinch a medal, but she finished off at 4th in Golf. These details about the Tokyo Olympics 2020 will help UPSC aspirants to prepare for IAS preparation . One must also be aware of other current affairs to amplify their preparation. Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF [UPSC Notes]:- Download PDF Here Frequently Asked Questions on Tokyo Olympics Q1 Q 1. What is the logo of the Tokyo Olympics? Ans. The logo of the Tokyo Olympics is a chequered circle that was designed by Japanese artist Asao Tokoro. It is made of the traditional Japanese colour of Indigo blue and consists of three rectangular shapes. Q2 Q 2. How many Indian athletes participated in the Tokyo Olympics 2020? Ans. Over 100 athletes qualified for the Olympics games in Tokyo 2020 from India. In addition, India sent two relay teams and two hockey teams.
Markdown	![](https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=506170199519639&ev=PageView&noscript=1) Olympics 2020 was scheduled to be held in Tokyo from 24th July 2020 to 9th August 2020. Tokyo Olympics was, however, postponed and rescheduled for 2021 due to concerns of the [COVID-19 pandemic](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/wuhan-coronavirus/). Students aiming to appear for the[UPSC exam](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/upsc-exam/)and other government exams can learn about Tokyo Olympics in detail here. In this article, we bring to the detailed list of winners and the tally of medals secured by India in the latest edition. The list of winners from the 2020 Olympics is an integral part of the current affairs syllabus for the upcoming [IAS Exam](https://byjus.com/ias-exam/) and other government examinations. Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF \[UPSC Notes\]:-[Download PDF Here](https://cdn1.byjus.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Tokyo-Olympics.docx.pdf) Other links related to sports which are a part of the [UPSC Syllabus](https://byjus.com/ias/upsc-syllabus/) have been given below in the table. Candidates can refer to these for IAS preparation: \| \| \| \|---\|---\| \| [List of Countries and their National Games](https://byjus.com/govt-exams/countries-and-their-national-games-list/) \| [List of Sports Terms for General Awareness](https://byjus.com/govt-exams/list-sports-terms/) \| \| [List of Sports Cups and Trophies](https://byjus.com/govt-exams/sports-cups-and-trophies-list/) \| [National Sports Day \[August 29\]](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/national-sports-day/) \| \| [Fantasy Sports In India](https://byjus.com/current-affairs/fantasy-sports-india/) \| [Khelo India Programme](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/khelo-india-national-programme-development-sports/) \| ## Brief Overview of Tokyo Olympics The Tokyo Olympics 2020, which was delayed due to pandemic concerns, had its opening ceremony on 23rd July 2021 at the Tokyo’s National Stadium. World leaders from 15 nations attended this ceremony. Tokyo is the first Asian city to host the Summer Olympics more than once. The Tokyo Olympics 2020 retained its original name despite its year-long delay. More than 11,000 athletes from 206 countries participated in 339 events across 33 sports. Sports like 3×3 basketball, Madison cycling, freestyle BMX, karate, surfing, sports climbing, and skateboarding made their Olympics debut. Moreover, softball and baseball have made a comeback to the Olympics since 2008. ### Mascot and Motto The Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot is Miraitowa which is derived from the Japanese words Mirai meaning ‘Future’ and Towa meaning ‘Eternity’. The mascot is an embodiment of both the old and the new, and echoes the concept of ‘innovation from harmony’. Ryo Taniguchi is the creator of the Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot. [![UPSC 2023](https://cdn1.byjus.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/UPSC-IAS-2023.png)](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/upsc-2023/) The Olympic motto of ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’ was modified to ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger- Together’. This change in the motto was aimed to show solidarity at a time when the entire world suffered under the grip of COVID-19. The new motto in the Latin version would be ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius, Communiter.’ \| \| \|---\| \| Kickstart your [civil services exam](https://byjus.com/civil-services-exam/) preparation now and complement it with the links given below: [Latest Current Affairs for Competitive Exams](https://byjus.com/current-affairs/) [Comprehensive News Analysis](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/daily-news/) [The Hindu: Daily Video Analysis](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/daily-video-analysis-the-hindu/) [All India Radio (AIR) Spotlight for UPSC](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/all-india-radio-spotlight-for-upsc/) [Review of PIB Release](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/best-of-pib/) \| ### List of Venues for Olympics Games Tokyo 2020 The Tokyo Olympics 2020 venues include the following: - Tokyo’s National Stadium: Football and Athletics - Yoyogi National Stadium - Nippon Budokan - Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium - Kokugikan Arena - Tokyo Stadium - Ariake Arena - Odaiba Marine Park - Tokyo International Forum - Equestrian Park - Musashina Forest Sport Plaza - Musashinonomori Park - Ariake Gymnastics Centre - Ariake Urban Sports Park - Shiokaze Park - Makuhari Messe Hall - Sea Forest Waterway - Sea Forest Cross Country Course - Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach - Yumenoshima Park Archery Field - Aomi Urban Sports Park - Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre - Tokyo Aquatics Centre - Kasumigaseki Country Club - Tatsumi Water Polo Centre - Saitama Super Arena - Asaka Shooting Range - Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium - Sapporo Odori Park - Fuji International Speedway - Izu Velodrome - Izu MTB Course - Kasumigaseki Country Club - Enoshima Yatch Harbour - Miyagi Stadium - International Stadium Yokohama - Sapporo Dome - Saitama Stadium - Yokohama Baseball Stadium - Ibaraki Kashima Stadium Aspirants can read about the [International Olympic Committee](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/international-olympic-committee/), an important non-governmental organization that looks after the administration of the Olympic Games held all over the world. Tokyo Olympics 2021 Schedule for Indian Athletes The following table shows India’s schedule for Tokyo Olympics 2021 athletics games: \| \| \| \| \| \|---\|---\|---\|---\| \| Date \| Athletes \| Event \| Start Time in IST \| \| 30th July \| Avinash Jable \| Steeplechase Heats Men 3000m \| From 5:30 am \| \| MP Jabir \| Men’s 400m Hurdles First Round \| From 7:25 am \| \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s 100m First Round \| From 8:10 am \| \| \| Sarthak Bhambri, Revathi Veeramani, Alex Anthony, Subha Venkatesan \| Mixed 4x400m Relay First Round \| From 4:30 pm \| \| \| 31st July \| Seema Punia, Kamalpreet Kaur \| Women’s Discus Throw Qualification \| 6:00 am \| \| M Sreeshankar \| Men’s Long Jump Qualification \| 3:40 pm \| \| \| Alex Antony, , Revathi Veeramani, Subha Venkatesan, Sarthak Bhambri \| Mixed 4x400m Relay Final \| 6:05 pm \| \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s Semi-final and Final \| 6:20 pm \| \| \| 2nd August \| M Sreeshankar \| Men’s Long Jump Final \| 7:20 am \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s 200m First Round \| 7:30 am \| \| \| Kamalpreet Kaur, Seema Punia \| Women’s Discus Throw Final \| 5:30 pm \| \| \| Avinash Sable \| Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final \| 5:45 pm \| \| \| 3rd August \| Annu Rani \| Women’s Javelin Throw Qualification \| From 5:50 am \| \| MB Jabir \| Men’s 400m Hurdles Final \| 8:50 am \| \| \| Tajinder Singh Toor \| Men’s Shot Put Qualification \| 3:45 pm \| \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s 200m Final \| 6:20 pm \| \| \| 4th August \| Shivpal Singh, Neeraj Chopra \| Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification \| 5:35 am \| \| 5th August \| Sandeep Kuma, KT Irfan \| Men’s 20 km Race Walk Final \| 1:00 pm \| \| 6th August \| Gurpreet Singh \| Men’s 50 km Race Walk Final \| 2:00 am \| \| Priyanka, Bhawna Jat \| Women’s 20 km Race Walk Final \| 1:00 pm \| \| \| Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Noah Nirmal Tom, P Naganathan \| Men’s 4x400m Relay First Round \| 4:55 pm \| \| \| Annu Rani \| Women’s Javelin Throw Final \| 5:20 pm \| \| \| 7th August \| Neeraj Chopra, Shivpal Singh \| Men’s Javelin Throw Final \| 4:30 pm \| \| Amoj Jacob, P Naganathan, Noah Nirmal Tom, Arokia Rajiv,Muhammed Anas Yahiya \| Men’s 4×400 m Relay Final \| 6:20 pm \| \| ### Medal Tally for India in Tokyo Olympics 2020 The United States clinched the first position in terms of gold medals (39) and the total medal count (113). China stood at second spot with a total of 88 medals and 38 golds, while the host nation Japan got 27 gold medals and 58 total medals. Great Britain holds the fourth position. India secured 7 medals in the Tokyo Olympics: two silvers, one gold and four bronze. \| \| \| \| \|---\|---\|---\| \| Athletes \| Game \| Medal \| \| Neeraj Chopra \| Javelin Throw \| Gold \| \| Ravi Dahiya \| Wrestling (57 Kgs) \| Silver \| \| Mirabai Chanu \| Weightlifting for Women (49 Kgs) \| Silver \| \| PV Sindhu \| Women’s Single Badminton \| Bronze \| \| Indian Hockey Team \| Hockey \| Bronze \| \| Women’s Welterweight Boxing \| Lovlina Borgohain \| Bronze \| \| Bajrang Punia \| Wrestling (65 Kgs) \| Bronze \| Aditi Ashok did not clinch a medal, but she finished off at 4th in Golf. These details about the Tokyo Olympics 2020 will help UPSC aspirants to prepare for [IAS preparation](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/). One must also be aware of other current affairs to amplify their preparation. 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Readable Markdown	Olympics 2020 was scheduled to be held in Tokyo from 24th July 2020 to 9th August 2020. Tokyo Olympics was, however, postponed and rescheduled for 2021 due to concerns of the [COVID-19 pandemic](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/wuhan-coronavirus/). Students aiming to appear for the[UPSC exam](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/upsc-exam/)and other government exams can learn about Tokyo Olympics in detail here. In this article, we bring to the detailed list of winners and the tally of medals secured by India in the latest edition. The list of winners from the 2020 Olympics is an integral part of the current affairs syllabus for the upcoming [IAS Exam](https://byjus.com/ias-exam/) and other government examinations. Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF \[UPSC Notes\]:-[Download PDF Here](https://cdn1.byjus.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Tokyo-Olympics.docx.pdf) Other links related to sports which are a part of the [UPSC Syllabus](https://byjus.com/ias/upsc-syllabus/) have been given below in the table. Candidates can refer to these for IAS preparation: ## Brief Overview of Tokyo Olympics The Tokyo Olympics 2020, which was delayed due to pandemic concerns, had its opening ceremony on 23rd July 2021 at the Tokyo’s National Stadium. World leaders from 15 nations attended this ceremony. Tokyo is the first Asian city to host the Summer Olympics more than once. The Tokyo Olympics 2020 retained its original name despite its year-long delay. More than 11,000 athletes from 206 countries participated in 339 events across 33 sports. Sports like 3×3 basketball, Madison cycling, freestyle BMX, karate, surfing, sports climbing, and skateboarding made their Olympics debut. Moreover, softball and baseball have made a comeback to the Olympics since 2008. ### Mascot and Motto The Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot is Miraitowa which is derived from the Japanese words Mirai meaning ‘Future’ and Towa meaning ‘Eternity’. The mascot is an embodiment of both the old and the new, and echoes the concept of ‘innovation from harmony’. Ryo Taniguchi is the creator of the Tokyo Olympics 2020 mascot. [![UPSC 2023](https://cdn1.byjus.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/UPSC-IAS-2023.png)](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/upsc-2023/) The Olympic motto of ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’ was modified to ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger- Together’. This change in the motto was aimed to show solidarity at a time when the entire world suffered under the grip of COVID-19. The new motto in the Latin version would be ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius, Communiter.’ ### List of Venues for Olympics Games Tokyo 2020 The Tokyo Olympics 2020 venues include the following: - Tokyo’s National Stadium: Football and Athletics - Yoyogi National Stadium - Nippon Budokan - Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium - Kokugikan Arena - Tokyo Stadium - Ariake Arena - Odaiba Marine Park - Tokyo International Forum - Equestrian Park - Musashina Forest Sport Plaza - Musashinonomori Park - Ariake Gymnastics Centre - Ariake Urban Sports Park - Shiokaze Park - Makuhari Messe Hall - Sea Forest Waterway - Sea Forest Cross Country Course - Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach - Yumenoshima Park Archery Field - Aomi Urban Sports Park - Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre - Tokyo Aquatics Centre - Kasumigaseki Country Club - Tatsumi Water Polo Centre - Saitama Super Arena - Asaka Shooting Range - Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium - Sapporo Odori Park - Fuji International Speedway - Izu Velodrome - Izu MTB Course - Kasumigaseki Country Club - Enoshima Yatch Harbour - Miyagi Stadium - International Stadium Yokohama - Sapporo Dome - Saitama Stadium - Yokohama Baseball Stadium - Ibaraki Kashima Stadium Aspirants can read about the [International Olympic Committee](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/international-olympic-committee/), an important non-governmental organization that looks after the administration of the Olympic Games held all over the world. Tokyo Olympics 2021 Schedule for Indian Athletes The following table shows India’s schedule for Tokyo Olympics 2021 athletics games: \| \| \| \| \| \|---\|---\|---\|---\| \| Date \| Athletes \| Event \| Start Time in IST \| \| 30th July \| Avinash Jable \| Steeplechase Heats Men 3000m \| From 5:30 am \| \| MP Jabir \| Men’s 400m Hurdles First Round \| From 7:25 am \| \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s 100m First Round \| From 8:10 am \| \| \| Sarthak Bhambri, Revathi Veeramani, Alex Anthony, Subha Venkatesan \| Mixed 4x400m Relay First Round \| From 4:30 pm \| \| \| 31st July \| Seema Punia, Kamalpreet Kaur \| Women’s Discus Throw Qualification \| 6:00 am \| \| M Sreeshankar \| Men’s Long Jump Qualification \| 3:40 pm \| \| \| Alex Antony, , Revathi Veeramani, Subha Venkatesan, Sarthak Bhambri \| Mixed 4x400m Relay Final \| 6:05 pm \| \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s Semi-final and Final \| 6:20 pm \| \| \| 2nd August \| M Sreeshankar \| Men’s Long Jump Final \| 7:20 am \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s 200m First Round \| 7:30 am \| \| \| Kamalpreet Kaur, Seema Punia \| Women’s Discus Throw Final \| 5:30 pm \| \| \| Avinash Sable \| Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final \| 5:45 pm \| \| \| 3rd August \| Annu Rani \| Women’s Javelin Throw Qualification \| From 5:50 am \| \| MB Jabir \| Men’s 400m Hurdles Final \| 8:50 am \| \| \| Tajinder Singh Toor \| Men’s Shot Put Qualification \| 3:45 pm \| \| \| Dutee Chand \| Women’s 200m Final \| 6:20 pm \| \| \| 4th August \| Shivpal Singh, Neeraj Chopra \| Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification \| 5:35 am \| \| 5th August \| Sandeep Kuma, KT Irfan \| Men’s 20 km Race Walk Final \| 1:00 pm \| \| 6th August \| Gurpreet Singh \| Men’s 50 km Race Walk Final \| 2:00 am \| \| Priyanka, Bhawna Jat \| Women’s 20 km Race Walk Final \| 1:00 pm \| \| \| Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Noah Nirmal Tom, P Naganathan \| Men’s 4x400m Relay First Round \| 4:55 pm \| \| \| Annu Rani \| Women’s Javelin Throw Final \| 5:20 pm \| \| \| 7th August \| Neeraj Chopra, Shivpal Singh \| Men’s Javelin Throw Final \| 4:30 pm \| \| Amoj Jacob, P Naganathan, Noah Nirmal Tom, Arokia Rajiv,Muhammed Anas Yahiya \| Men’s 4×400 m Relay Final \| 6:20 pm \| \| ### Medal Tally for India in Tokyo Olympics 2020 The United States clinched the first position in terms of gold medals (39) and the total medal count (113). China stood at second spot with a total of 88 medals and 38 golds, while the host nation Japan got 27 gold medals and 58 total medals. Great Britain holds the fourth position. India secured 7 medals in the Tokyo Olympics: two silvers, one gold and four bronze. \| \| \| \| \|---\|---\|---\| \| Athletes \| Game \| Medal \| \| Neeraj Chopra \| Javelin Throw \| Gold \| \| Ravi Dahiya \| Wrestling (57 Kgs) \| Silver \| \| Mirabai Chanu \| Weightlifting for Women (49 Kgs) \| Silver \| \| PV Sindhu \| Women’s Single Badminton \| Bronze \| \| Indian Hockey Team \| Hockey \| Bronze \| \| Women’s Welterweight Boxing \| Lovlina Borgohain \| Bronze \| \| Bajrang Punia \| Wrestling (65 Kgs) \| Bronze \| Aditi Ashok did not clinch a medal, but she finished off at 4th in Golf. These details about the Tokyo Olympics 2020 will help UPSC aspirants to prepare for [IAS preparation](https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/). One must also be aware of other current affairs to amplify their preparation. Tokyo Olympics Winners List PDF \[UPSC Notes\]:-[Download PDF Here](https://cdn1.byjus.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Tokyo-Olympics.docx.pdf) ## Frequently Asked Questions on Tokyo Olympics Q1 ### Q 1. What is the logo of the Tokyo Olympics? Ans. The logo of the Tokyo Olympics is a chequered circle that was designed by Japanese artist Asao Tokoro. It is made of the traditional Japanese colour of Indigo blue and consists of three rectangular shapes. Q2 ### Q 2. How many Indian athletes participated in the Tokyo Olympics 2020? Ans. Over 100 athletes qualified for the Olympics games in Tokyo 2020 from India. In addition, India sent two relay teams and two hockey teams.
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