Gagan Narang Leads Indian Contingent at Paris Olympics

Gagan Narang, India's chef-de-mission for the Paris Olympics, highlighted the arrival of archery and rowing contingents. He expressed excitement and readiness among athletes, including the Indian men's hockey team, before the games. Narang conveyed gratitude to the Indian Olympic Association for the prestigious role and promised dedicated support to the athletes.

Gagan Narang, India's chef-de-mission for the Paris Olympics, announced the arrival of the archery and rowing contingents at the Games village. Athletes are eager to begin their campaign, reflecting the overall excitement and anticipation.

Narang, a 2012 London Olympics bronze medallist, stated that the Indian men's hockey team would join them on Saturday from the Netherlands. He assured that the initial arrangements in the village are satisfactory, with athletes gradually acclimating.

Expressing gratitude to the Indian Olympic Association for his appointment, Narang highlighted the importance of his role. He emphasized the strong Indian contingent of 117 athletes preparing to compete across 20 disciplines from July 26 to August 11.

(With inputs from agencies.)