As the Paris Olympics approach, Indian archers are focused on making history by securing their first-ever medal at the Games. Since their Olympic debut in 1988, Indian archers have yet to clinch a medal, but the upcoming competition in Paris presents a new opportunity to achieve this long-awaited goal.

The archers will kick off India’s campaign on Thursday with the qualification rounds at the picturesque Les Invalides gardens. This year, the team is entering the Games with renewed optimism, fielding a full six-member squad for the first time since London 2012. Both the men’s and women’s teams have qualified based on their rankings, allowing them to compete in all five events.

The presence of a full squad and participation in every event marks a significant milestone for Indian archery, reflecting the sport’s growing strength and potential in the country. As the archers prepare for the challenges ahead, their performance will be closely watched by fans and sports enthusiasts alike.

Key Points:

• Indian archers aim for their first-ever Olympic medal at the Paris Games.
• The team, comprising six members, qualified for all five events.
• The qualification rounds will start on Thursday at Les Invalides gardens.

With a full squad and high hopes, Indian archers are poised to make a mark in Paris and break the long-standing medal jinx.