Rising from Khandra: Neeraj Chopra's journey began in a humble village, Khandra, where he was born on December 24, 1997.

Family's Foundation: Meet Neeraj's rock-solid support system - his father Satish Kumar, a dedicated farmer, and his mother Saroj Devi, the household manager.

Sibling Bond: Neeraj's two younger sisters, Sangeeta and Sarita, have always cheered him on.

Army of Achievements: Indian Army's recognition of Neeraj's prowess led to an offer he couldn't refuse a Naib Subedar's honor.

Jaiveer Choudhary's watchful eye spotted Neeraj's potential, shaping him into the javelin prodigy we know today.

Neeraj's childhood struggles with obesity transformed into athletic prowess, thanks to his father's gym decision

From 55 to 68.40 meters, Neeraj's meteoric rise stunned everyone. A thrower like no other.

Neeraj's silver at Youth Olympics paved the way for golden South Asian Games glory, setting records and history.

From the fields of Panipat to the global stage, Neeraj clinched gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, winning a billion hearts.  

From Arjuna Award to Padma Shri, Neeraj's awards reflect his outstanding contribution to Indian sports.