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1. Neeraj Chopra puts in a stunning performance to win India's first Olympic gold medal in athletics. The 23-year-old registered a best attempt of 87.58m to finish ahead of Czech Republic duo of Jakub Vadlejch and Vitezslav Vesely. It was India's first gold medal at the ongoing Tokyo Olympics and also the country's second individual gold medal in its Olympic history after Abhinav Bindra's heroics in Beijing 2008. With his historic effort, he also took India's medal haul to seven in the ongoing Games - the country's highest ever, beating the tally of six medals won at the London Games in 2012. 2. The Indian anthem plays out in an olympic medal ceremony for the the fist time in thirteen years. 3. Bajrang Punia joins a long list of Indian wrestlers to win a medal at the Olympics, clinching a bronze at the Tokyo Gameson on Saturday. Bajrang beat Kazakhstan's Daulet Niyazbekov 8-0 in men's 65kg freestyle bronze bout to become the sixth Indian wrestler to win a medal at the Olympics, country's 7th medal overall in the sport. The Indian wrestler went into the Tokyo Games as one of the country's best bets to win a gold medal but a loss to Haji Aliyevof Azerbaijan in the semi-finals ended that dream. 4. India also sets a new record of winning the highest number of medals at the Olympics, passing the 2012 London Olympic record. 5. Aditi Ashok narrowly misses out on becoming the first Indian golfer to win a medal at the Olympics, finishing fourth in Tokyo on Saturday. She was in medal contention for much of the four rounds but fell agonisingly short, finishing a shot behind Japan's Mone Inami and Lydia Ko of New Zealand, who were tied for the silver medal and went into a playoff. 6. Trucks carrying essentials from Assam to Mizoram resume with police escorts.