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Neeraj Chopra: My body was in pain day after Olympic gold but it was worth it

Neeraj Chopra became not just India's first Olympic gold-medallist in 13 years but also the first track and field athlete to achieve the feat

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Neeraj Chopra. Pic/PTI

Neeraj Chopra. Pic/PTI

Newly-crowned Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra on Monday revealed that he was in pain after his epoch-making performance in the Tokyo Games but it was worth enduring given the historic result he achieved.

At a felicitation ceremony organised by sports minister Anurag Thakur to honour the seven medal-winning performances at the Games after their arrival to a chaotic reception this evening, the javelin thrower said he knew he had done something special with the second attempt of 87.58m in the finals that fetched him the gold.

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