Computer Project
Computer Project
Computer Project
SESSION 2024-2025
Board Roll No.- ………………….
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
Mr. Ashutosh Kumar Mohammad Rehan
Yadav Class:12(bio-A)
CERTIFICATE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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INDIA AND
THE OLYMPICS
USING DATA
VISULIZATION
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INDEX
S.No. Content Page no.
o1 What is Olympic 06
Game
o2 India and the 07
Olympics
o3 Total Medal count 08
since 1947 of India
o4 India’s performance 11
in last 3 Olympic
Games
o5 Top Countries in 14
Olympic Game
o6 India’s best Olympic 17
Players
o7 Conclusion 20
o8 References 21
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What is Olympic Game?
The modern Olympic Games or Olympics are the world’s leading
international sporting events. They feature summer and winter
sports competitions in which thousands of athletes from around
the world participates in a variety of competitions. The Olympic
Games are considered the world’ s foremost sports competition,
with more than 200 teams, representing sovereign states and
territories, participating. By default, the Games generally
substitute for any world championships during the year in which
they take place. The Olympics are staged every four years. Since
1994, they have alternated between the Summer and Winter
Olympics every two years during the four-year Olympiad.
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India and the Olympics
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Total Medals Count since 1947 of
India
Indian athletes have also been taking part in the Games since
1900 and have had a total of 41 medal winners so far. The most
recent one being Aman Sherawat’s Bronze in Paris.
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India’s Performance in last
3 Olympic Games
1. Tokyo 2020 Olympics (held in 2021):
Total Medals: 7 (1 Gold, 2 Silver, 4 Bronze)
2. Rio 2016 Olympics:
Total Medals: 2 (1 Silver, 1 Bronze)
3. London 2012 Olympics:
Total Medals: 6 (2 Silver, 4 Bronze)
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Top Countries in Olympic
Games
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India’s best Olympic Players
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Conclusion
India’s journey in the Olympics has showcased significant
progress, transitioning from an early dominance in hockey to a
broader success across individual sports in recent years. While
India has faced challenges in competing with top-tier nations,
recent achievements indicate a promising upward trajectory.
Top countries in the Olympics—such as the United States, China,
and Russia—continue to lead the medal tables due to their robust
sporting infrastructure, investment in athlete development, and
extensive talent pools. The U.S. stands out for its consistently
high medal count, supported by a deep commitment to nurturing
talent across a wide range of sports. China has emerged as a
powerhouse, especially in gymnastics, diving, and table tennis,
and invests heavily in sports training from an early age. Russia,
with its stronghold in events like gymnastics, wrestling, and
winter sports, has historically performed well despite various
challenges.
India’s recent successes—such as Abhinav Bindra’s historic
shooting gold in 2008, Neeraj Chopra’s javelin gold in 2020, and
medal achievements in badminton, boxing, and wrestling—show
the country’s growing capability to contend internationally. With
increasing investment, improved training facilities, and
government and corporate support, India has the potential to
compete more closely with these top nations.
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References:
• Wikipedia
• YouTube
• Chatgpt
• Google
• Olympics.com
• Olympics.ind.com
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