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As the Olympic Games are all set to commence from July 23 in Tokyo, ABP News hosted a special e-conclave ‘Jeetega India’ yesterday.
At this e-conclave, various dignitaries from the Indian sports fraternity presented their views and expectations on the http://aavishkarmedia.com/Tokyo Olympics 2020.
Winner of multiple Grand Slam titles Leander Paes spoke about how COVID-19 would have a massive impact on the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
“Due to a delay of one year, a lot of things have changed. Rankings have changed. Players have had to reinvent themselves, elongate their training, and whatnot. For a 100 meter race, athletes have to wait for 4 years for just 9 seconds. But such is life and such is sports. We have to continuously adapt ourselves,” Paes said.
As per a company press release, ABP News has been focusing on creative and engaging ways to connect with the youth through special virtual events and conclaves. One of the key objectives of this e-conclave was to encourage youngsters to pursue their sporting ambitions and contribute towards the growth of the sporting culture in India.
The ‘Jeetega India’ e-conclave witnessed a distinguished line-up of talented and successful Indian athletes, many of who have previously won at World Championships and the Olympic Games.
These sporting personalities included Olympic silver medalist and World No. 7 in badminton P.V. Sindhu; three-time wrestling World Championship medalist Bajrang Punia; first Indian fencer to qualify for the Olympics C. A Bhavani Devi; national record holder and Tokyo Olympics-bound race walker Priyanka Goswami; India’s highest-ranked table tennis player and nine-time Seniors National Champion Sharath Kamal; India’s first woman Olympic medal winner Karnam Malleswari; Olympics bronze medalist shooter Gagan Narang; and Padma Shri awardee and Olympic bronze medalist Yogeshwar Dutt.
The panelists shared their insights and experiences on few memorable Olympic matches, the Olympic greats, Olympics world politics, and other in-depth stories from the world of sports.
The Olympics has the world’s largest sports audience and, unlike other sporting events, it attracts massive viewership. The Tokyo Olympics 2020 are expected to be no exception. With this in mind, ‘Jeetega India’ was conceptualised with its specific focus on the youth that opens up sponsorship opportunities for businesses wanting to interact with a wide range of viewers.
The quadrennial event will soon bring together viewers from around the globe to celebrate sports on a grand scale. With the world still recovering from the numerous implications of the pandemic, the Olympics will be a much-needed celebration of the joy of victory, the agony of defeat, and everything in between, the ABP statement stated.
Speaking about the e-conclave, Avinash Pandey, CEO, ABP Network, said, “The ‘Jeetega India’ e-conclave is the first of many programming initiatives planned for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. At ABP News, we are committed to practicing and exhibiting our journalism in innovative and compelling ways. Our aim with such initiatives is to bring the entire country together in supporting our Olympics-bound athletes and encourage more youngsters to step into the exciting world of sports.”
