The day at the Paris Olympics was a mix of triumphs and setbacks for Indian athletes. While Maan faced an early exit, the Indian archery duo, Ankita Bhakat and Dhiraj Bommadevara, advanced to the quarterfinals in the recurve mixed team event. They achieved this by defeating Indonesia's pair, Diananda Choirunisa and Arif Pangestu, showcasing their prowess and keeping India's medal hopes alive in archery.
In rowing, Balraj Panwar concluded India's campaign by finishing fifth in final D of the men's singles sculls event. Clocking a time of 7:02.37, Panwar's performance did not surpass the national record but marked the end of his Olympic journey. The men’s lightweight double sculls team, consisting of Arjun Lal Jat and Arvind Singh, still hold the Olympic record for India, set during the Tokyo Olympics.
Despite the mixed outcomes, the determination and skill exhibited by the Indian athletes continue to garner attention and support from fans and compatriots alike.
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