India made history at the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou by achieving an unprecedented medal count of 107, including 28 gold, 38 silver, and 41 bronze. India surpassed their previous medal count of 70 effortlessly, and on the final day, they even surpassed 100 medals. India's athletes for the 2024 Paris Olympics are feeling greater pressure due to their impressive performances.

India maintained its supremacy in shooting, with its athletes breaking fresh records as well. The Indian shooting team surpassed their previous record of winning 14 medals at the Asian Games, achieving an impressive total of 22 medals in Hangzhou. India clinched medals in archery and badminton as well. In the meantime, the cricket and kabaddi teams secured gold medals in their respective divisions. There were numerous controversies that disrupted the men's kabaddi final between India and Iran during the last minute, leading to a significant pause in the match.

The Indian men's 4x400 athletics relay team claimed victory by establishing an early lead in the race, subsequently breaking the Asian record at this year's World Championships. In a stunning display of skill, Tajinderpal Singh Toor successfully defended his championship title by unleashing a tremendous 20.36m throw on the final attempt. This remarkable performance secured him the gold medal, outshining Saudi Arabia's Mohamed Daouda Tolo who achieved a commendable 20.18m. In addition, he joined the exclusive ranks of the fourth Indian to achieve consecutive gold medal victories at the Asian Games.

These are the Indian Asian Games record-breakers and their positions in relation to legendary athletes throughout history.

1.The men's 10m Air Rifle Team event involves shooting with precision.

India's first gold medal in Hangzhou was won by the men's 10m air rifle team from India. The team, comprising of Rudrankksh Balasaheb Patil, Divyansh Singh Panwar, and Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar, achieved a remarkable score of 1893.7 points in the individual qualification round, surpassing the previous world record set by China at the World Championships  in Baku last month by a mere 0.4 points. They surpassed China's previous Asian record (1887.4) and set a new Games record (1886.4).

2.Smartly paraphrased: "Reexamine Kaur Samra"

SiftKaur Samra achieved a remarkable feat by setting a new world record in the individual event of women's 50m rifle 3 position, where she scored an outstanding 469.6. Seonaid McIntosh of Great Britain, who previously held the world record with 467 points, had an outstanding performance. In addition, she surpassed the previous Asian and Games record of 463.3 and 458.8, respectively, which were previously held by China's Chang Jing and Mongolia's Gankhuyag Nandinzaya.

3.The Men's 50m Rifle 3P Team event showcases skilled marksmen competing in a team setting.

In the men's 3P rifle team event, Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar, Swapnil Kusale, and Akhil Sheoran secured the top position, winning the gold medal. The group scored a total of 1769 points, surpassing the previous world record set by the United States in 2022 at the CAT championships by eight points.

4.Avinash Sable

In an impressive display, the exceptional Indian athlete swiftly secured a gold medal in the final of the men's 3000m steeplechase. While on his way to claim the gold medal, he also surpassed Iran's Hossein Keyhani's previous Games record. Sable outpaced Hossein, finishing at 8:19:50 compared to Hossein's time of 8:22:79. The Sable's dominance was so impressive that even the second-placed Japanese athlete, Ryoma Aoki, recorded a time of 8:23:75. Sable is far from breaking the Asian or world record in this event. The record was established in 2004, in the city of Brussels, by Qatar's Saif Saaeed Shaheen.

5.Palak Gulia

Palak Gulia, a sensational 17-year-old, made history in the women's 10m air pistol final by surpassing the previous Games record with an impressive total score of 242.1, ultimately securing the gold medal as well. China's Qian Wang had previously held the record with a score of 240.3 in the 2018 Jakarta event. Japan's Yukari Konishi, achieved a remarkable Asian record of 245.3 in her home country during the year 2017. In the year 2017, in the city of Maribor, Serbia's Zorana Arunovic achieved an impressive score of 246.9, currently holding the world record.

India has remarkably secured sevengold medalssolely in shooting at Hangzhou. In an impressive feat, the Indian women's cricket team secured a gold medal in their debut performance, while India celebrated their first equestrian gold in over four decades.

The final victory of the men's squash team was achieved against Pakistan, while Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale triumphed in the mixed doubles tennis championship. Additionally, athletics, featuring Avinash Sable, has made a substantial contribution of six titles thus far.

Top rockstars in javelin throw

In a groundbreaking achievement at the Asian Games 2023, Neeraj Chopra and Kishore Kumar Jena dominated the men's javelin throw event, securing an extraordinary 1-2 finish.

Neeraj Chopra , the current world champion, secured the top spot by achieving a remarkable 88.88m throw, his personal best this season. Due to a technical malfunction, the initial throw of the Tokyo 2020 gold medallist had to be repeated. Despite not reaching the 85m mark with his initial three throws, Neeraj managed to secure his title by delivering his best throw ever on his fourth attempt.

Kishore Kumar Jena, on the other hand, achieved a remarkable improvement in his own performance, breaking his personal record not once but twice, to claim the silver medal with a throw measuring 87.54m. The 28-year-old Indian athlete took the top spot in the javelin throw event at his inaugural Asian Games, following an impressive performance in his first three throws. India recorded its inaugural men's javelin throw 1-2 finish, marking a significant milestone.

However, in the high jump final at Hangzhou, Sarvesh Anil Kushare achieved a season-best of 2.26m, securing him a fourth-place finish. Jesse Sandesh secured the ninth spot with an impressive jump of 2.19m.

Outstanding players in Kabaddi

In their third match, the Indian women's kabaddi team emerged victorious against Thailand with a score of 54-22, securing the top position in Group A. Ritu Negi and her team's victory also guaranteed them a successful outcome. Achieving a place in the semi-finals and securing a coveted medal at the Asian Games in 2023. India emerged victorious in one match and achieved a draw in another from their last two confrontations.

Renowned players at the pinnacle of the Badminton

1 tennis player made an astonishing comeback after a serious injury. In an impressive display, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty emerged victorious in the men's doubles round of 16 at the Hangzhou 2023 badminton tournament. Despite facing formidable opponents Leo Rollycarnando and Daniel Marthin, who were ranked 11th globally, Rankireddy and Shetty secured a hard-fought win with a score of 24-22, 16-21, 21-12.

The Indian duo emerged as victors in a closely fought initial match, but faced defeat in the subsequent one. In contrast, the third game demonstrated a heightened level of assertiveness from Satwik and Chirag resulting in a commanding nine-point victory.

Outstanding players of skill and talent in the boxing ring

Lovlina Borgohain, the current world champion boxer, secured second place and won the silver medal in the women's 75kg final during the Asian Games 2023. Despite her past success as an Asian champion, Lovlina, a 26-year-old boxer, was unable to claim the Asian Games title. She suffered a 5-0 defeat against China's Li Qian in a points-based match. In the final round, the Indian boxer faced a penalty due to holding.

In the Asian Games 2023, India has achieved a historic milestone, demonstrating their unwavering commitment and sportsmanship in the competition.