As India aims to surpass its Tokyo Olympics medal tally, the focus on Day 15 of the Paris 2024 Olympics will be on Reetika Hooda in the women’s 76kg wrestling event. Following Aman Sehrawat's bronze win, Hooda's performance is crucial to India’s hopes. Golfers Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar will also be in action in the women’s individual stroke play. Both golfers need exceptional rounds to challenge the top three, while Hooda’s matches could push India closer to its seventh medal.

Aman Sehrawat, 21, from Chhatrasal Stadium, became India’s youngest Olympic medalist by winning bronze in wrestling at Paris 2024. Orphaned at 11, Aman’s resilience and training at Chhatrasal, alongside legends like Sushil Kumar and Ravi Dahiya, paved his path to glory. He defeated Puerto Rico’s Darian Toi Cruz 13-5 in the bronze play-off, securing India’s first wrestling medal of the games. His victory also marked India’s sixth medal at Paris 2024, continuing the nation’s Olympic wrestling tradition that began in 2008. Aman dedicated his medal to his late parents and the nation.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif won the Olympic gold in the women’s 66kg division, defeating Chinese world champion Yang Liu by unanimous decision. This victory comes a year after Khelif was disqualified from the World Championships for reportedly failing a gender eligibility test. The win, overshadowed by controversy, saw Khelif dominate the fight and receive widespread support from Algerian fans in Paris. The International Olympic Committee allowed her to compete despite objections from several opponents. Khelif celebrated her victory by dancing and sharing a warm embrace with Yang before being carried by her coach.

Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat's appeal against her disqualification from the Paris Olympics 2024 was heard by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) for three hours on August 9. Vinesh, who participated virtually, argued she gained weight due to natural recovery, not fraud. Represented by Senior Advocates Harish Salve and Vidushpat Singhania, Vinesh requested a joint silver medal. The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) expressed confidence in a "positive resolution." CAS's operational verdict is expected soon, with detailed reasons to follow.

On Day 14 of the Paris Olympics 2024, Indian wrestler Aman Sehrawat won a bronze medal in the men’s 57kg wrestling, making him India’s youngest Olympic medalist at 21 years and 24 days old. This brought India’s medal tally to six, with one silver and five bronzes. Aman defeated Puerto Rico’s Darian Toi Cruz 13-5 in the bronze medal match. In badminton, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty advanced to the men’s doubles final, securing at least a silver for India. Meanwhile, Vinesh Phogat’s CAS hearing concluded, and a decision is awaited.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) hearing on Vinesh Phogat’s disqualification appeal has concluded, with India hopeful of a positive resolution. Phogat contested a failed weigh-in during the Women's Wrestling 50kg competition at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Sole Arbitrator Dr. Annabelle Bennett AC SC heard arguments from all parties, including Phogat, United World Wrestling, and the International Olympic Committee. The operational verdict is expected soon, with a detailed order to follow. Indian Olympic Association President Dr. PT Usha expressed strong support for Phogat, affirming their commitment regardless of the outcome.

Aman Sehrawat won the bronze medal in wrestling at the Paris 2024 Olympics, marking India’s first wrestling medal of the Games. The 21-year-old defeated Puerto Rico's Darian Toi Cruz 13-5 in the men's 57kg bronze medal match. Sehrawat’s victory extends India's streak of winning wrestling medals at every Olympics since 2008. Earlier, he secured decisive wins over Vladimir Egorov and Zelimkhan Abakanov. This achievement adds to India’s five bronze medals at Paris 2024, showcasing Sehrawat’s resilience and the country’s growing strength in wrestling.

Olympic double medalist Manu Bhaker, her coach Jaspal Rana, and her parents met Congress MP Rahul Gandhi at Parliament House in Delhi. Following Bhaker’s historic wins at the Paris Olympics, where she won bronze in the women's 10m Air pistol and in the mixed team event, Gandhi expressed his admiration stating, "Manu, you’re a true champion! I am confident you will make India proud time and time again - my best wishes are with you and your team for all your future endeavours" in a Instagram post. 

Indian javelin star Neeraj Chopra is likely to undergo surgery to address a persistent groin injury that troubled him during the Paris Olympics, where he secured a silver medal. "Doctors told me to go for surgery last year, but I’ve been stretching myself till now," Neeraj revealed after the final. His coaching team will also undergo significant changes, with biomechanics expert Dr. Klaus Bartonietz working with him only part-time. "We will have to take a big decision," Neeraj added, hinting at the impending updates to his backroom staff as he prepares for future competitions.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has concluded its hearing on Vinesh Phogat's appeal against her Olympic disqualification. Phogat, who missed her 50kg final due to a failed weigh-in, has requested a joint silver medal. IOC President Thomas Bach expressed skepticism about awarding two silvers, despite understanding Phogat's situation. The verdict is expected soon, possibly before the Paris Olympics conclude on August 11. Phogat's appeal has garnered significant attention, with prominent voices like Sachin Tendulkar supporting her case.