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🏅🥇Arshad Nadeem wins Rs 4000000 for winning Olympics Gold, Neeraj Chopra took home Rs🏅🏅👉Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem, at 26, achieved what no Pakistani athlete had before—securing a gold medal in an individual event. The prize money awarded to him for this accomplishment is $50,000👉The Paris Olympics saw a javelin throw showdown that will be remembered for years to come. As Arshad Nadeem soared to victory with a record-breaking throw of 92.97 metres, the world watched in admiration. The thrill of his gold medal win was amplified by his achievement of setting a new Olympic record. However, amidst the celebration of👉Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem, at 26, achieved what no Pakistani athlete had before—securing a gold medal in an individual event. The prize money awarded to him for this accomplishment is $50,000, translating to approximately 1 crore 40 lakhs in Pakistani rupees. This represents a significant reward for his record-setting performance, highlighting the growing recognition and value of athletic excellence on the global stage.👉In contrast, Neeraj Chopra, who made history by becoming the first Indian track and field athlete to win two consecutive Olympic medals, received no prize money for his silver medal. This is due to World Athletics’ recent decision to award prize money exclusively to gold medalists at this year's Olympics. The governing body has stated that prize money for silver and bronze medalists will be introduced starting with the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.👉The disparity has sparked discussions about fairness and the role of financial incentives in Olympic sports. While Arshad Nadeem's victory is celebrated, Neeraj Chopra's achievement—despite not being financially rewarded—continues to symbolise a significant milestone in Indian athletics. The Paris Olympics have thus not only highlighted extraordinary athletic feats but also exposed the evolving landscape of rewards and recognition in global sports.👉As fans and analysts grapple with the implications of these changes, the world watches to see how future Olympic Games will address these disparities and ensure that the accomplishments of all athletes are duly recognized.
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🥇🥇Arshad Nadeem wins Rs 4000000 for winning Olympics Gold, Neeraj Chopra took home Rs...🥇👉Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem, at 26, achieved what no Pakistani athlete had before—securing a gold medal in an individual event. The prize money awarded to him for this accomplishment is $50,000👉The Paris Olympics saw a javelin throw showdown that will be remembered for years to come. As Arshad Nadeem soared to victory with a record-breaking throw of 92.97 metres, the world watched in admiration. The thrill of his gold medal win was amplified by his achievement of setting a new Olympic record. However, amidst the celebration of Nadeem's historic feat, an intriguing question arises: what does winning gold truly mean in terms of prize money?Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem, at 26, achieved what no Pakistani athlete had before—securing a gold medal in an individual event. The prize money awarded to him for this accomplishment is $50,000, translating to approximately 1 crore 40 lakhs in Pakistani rupees. This represents a significant reward for his record-setting performance, highlighting the growing recognition and value of athletic excellence on the global stage.👉The disparity has sparked discussions about fairness and the role of financial incentives in Olympic sports. While Arshad Nadeem's victory is celebrated, Neeraj Chopra's achievement—despite not being financially rewarded—continues to symbolise a significant milestone in Indian athletics. The Paris Olympics have thus not only highlighted extraordinary athletic feats but also exposed the evolving landscape of rewards and recognition in global sports.👉As fans and analysts grapple with the implications of these changes, the world watches to see how future Olympic Games will address these disparities and ensure that the accomplishments of all athletes are duly recognized
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ARSHAD NADEEM ALSO OUR CHILD NEERAJ'S MOTHER WINS HEARTS AFTER OLYMPIC FINAL.Paris 2024 olympics neeraj chopra's saroj devi won the admiration of fans beyond borders with her hearfelt comments about pakistan's arshad nedeem who bested her son to claim the gols medal in the olympic men's javelin final.In a moment that transcended borders and rivalry neeraj chopra's mother saroj devi captured the hearts of fans across the border with her touching remarks about pakistan's arshad nadeem who defeated her son to win the gold medal in the olympic men's javelin final. Despite neeraj chopra the defending champion from india securing a silver medal his mother arshad nadeem the gold medallist from pakistan.We are happy with the silver. The one who got the gold arshed nadeem is also my child saroj devi said her words resonating with a sense of soprtsmanship and shared humanity that often transcends the fierce competition on the field.Neeraj's mother's remarks have been widely praised by indian and pakistani fans for their warmth and sportsmanship offering a powerful reminder of the dedication and perseverance that define olympic athletes. Notably nadeem scripted history on thrusday by clinching pakistan's first olympic medal in athletics winning gold in the men's javelin events. Nadeem's stunning throw of 92.97 meters in his seconds attempt not only shattered olympic record but also placed him sixth on the all time list of javelin throws.The 27 year old athlete celebrated his achievemnt with visible emothion raising his arms in triumph after his record breaking throw nadeem's journey to this point has been marked by perseverance and determination overcoming the challenges of being a non cricket alhlete in pakistan wheere resources and facilities for sports other then cricket are often limited.
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