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Olympics

Presented by – NITISH
CHAUDHARY
The History of…

THE OLYMPIC GAMES


Origin of the Olympic Games

Once every four years, men from


all over Greece came to compete
in a great athletic festival in Elis,
in western Greece (Women were
not allowed to compete). This
was called the Olympic games
because the place was called
Olympia. It was a religious
festival to honor the Greek
gods Zeus and Hera.
History
The Olympic games began in
Olympia in 776 B.C.

They took place from time to time


until 393 B.C. then they stopped.

These are the greatest celebrations of


sport in the world.

At first they lasted only one day and


there were only one race.
The Olympic Games

The Olympic Games are an


international multi - sport
events, occurring every four
years,, organized by
the International Olympic
Committe. In these games we
can observe thousands of
athletes participate in a variety
of competitions.
Baron de Coubertin

 In 1894 a Frenchman,
Baron de Coubertin,
started modern Olympic
games.
 The Modern Olympic
games took place in
Athence in Greece.
 Nearly all the Nations in
the world take part in
these games.

Baron de Coubertin
Design of Flag

 The design of the flag had been received by the French educator Pierre,
Baron de Coubertin.
 The five rings represent the five continents.
 (Blue, Yellow, Black, Green, Red(represent all nations) and White
background for peace).
 These five rings represent the continents of the world:
 Africa
 Europe
 Asia
 America
 Oceans (including Australia)
Some Olympic Symbols
Winer´s Medals :
Medals are awarded in each event,
with gold medals for first place,
silver for second and bronze for
third, a tradition that started in
1904.

Olympic Flame:
Months before each Games,
the Olympic flame is lit in Olympia
in a ceremony that reflects ancient
Greek rituals.
Olympic Flame

At the beginning of Olympic games


some one lights a torch.
The runners carry the Olympic flame
to the country where are the
games are taking place.
“The Olympic flame” burns through
out the duration of the Olympic
games.
The Olympic flame is put out when
the games come to close.
Olympic sports
The Olympic Games program consists of 26 sports,
30 disciplines and nearly 300 events

 The Summer Olympics program includes 26 sports,


while the Winter Olympics program features 15
sports.

 Athletics, swimming, and artistic gymnastics are the


only summer sports that have never been absent from
the Olympic program.
Continue….

Cross-country skiing, figure skating, ice


hockey, ski jumping, and speed skating have
been featured at every Winter Olympics program
since its inception in1924.

Current Olympic sports,


like badminton, basketball, and volleyball, first
appeared on the program as demonstration
sports, and were later promoted to full Olympic
sports.
HOCKEY FOOT BALL BASKETS BALL
TEAM SPORTS
VOLLY BALL Etc

COMBAT SPORTS WRESTLING BOXING FENCING Etc.

WATER SPORTS SWIMMING ROWING SAILING Etc

WINTER GAMES SCATING SKIING ICE-HOCKEY Etc.


Summer Sports
• Archery • Fencing
• Athletics • Football
• Badminton • Golf
• Basketball
• Gymnastics Artistic
• Beach Volleyball
• Boxing • Gymnastics Rhythmic
• Canoe Slalom • Handball
• Canoe Sprint • Hockey
• Cycling BMX • Judo
• Cycling Mountain Bike
• Modern Pentathlon
• Cycling Road
• Cycling Track • Rowing
• Diving • Rugby
• Equestrian / Dressage • Sailing
• Equestrian / Eventing • Shooting
• Equestrian / Jumping
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Weightlifting • Synchronized Swimming
• Wrestling • Table Tennis
• Taekwondo
Winter Sports
• Alpine Skiing
• Biathlon
• Bobsleigh
• Cross Country Skiing
• Curling
• Figure skating
• Freestyle Skiing
• Ice Hockey
• Luge
• Nordic Combined
• Short Track Speed Skating
• Skeleton
• Ski Jumping
• Snowboard
• Speed skating
The Role Of India in Olympics

 Dhyanchand was a well known


Hockey player.

 He took part in 1928, 1932 and


1936 Olympic games.
 India won gold medals in all the
Olympic matches in which he
took part.

 He was awarded Padmabhushan


by Indian government.

Dhyan chand
Abhinav Bindra

Abhinav bindra won a gold medal


in 100 mts. Rifle shooting at
Beijing 2008.
It is the first individual gold medal
for India.
.
Vijender and Sushil won two
bronze medals for India in
Beijing Olympics.

SUSHIL & VIJEYENDER


WITH PRESIDENT PRATHIBA PATIL
INDIAN GLORIFIED ARCHIVE
India’s Total Olympics Medal Tally:

 8 Gold medals, 1 Silver medal and 2 Bronze medals in Hockey


 2 Silver medals in Athletics and 1 in Shooting
 Bronze for wrestling ( Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav 1952 Helsinki)
 Bronze for tennis ( Leander Paes 1996 Atlanta)
 Bronze for weightlifting ( Karnam Malleswari 2000 Sydney

Indian 2008 Olympics Medal Hopes:


 These are the Indian participants at the 2008 Olympics to watch out for:
 Manavjit Singh - Shooting (Trap Men)
 Rajyavardhan Rathore - Shooting(Double Trap Men)
 Anju Bobby George - Athletics (Long Jump)
 Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupati - Tennis (Mens Doubles)
 Dinesh Kumar - Boxing (-81 kg category)
 Akhil Kumar - Boxing (-54 kg category)
 Vijender - Boxing (-75 kg category
India at the 2016 Summer Olympics

INDIA COMPETED AT THE 2016 SUMMER


OLYMPICS IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL, FROM 5
TO 21 AUGUST 2016.

INDIAN ATHLETES HAVE APPEARED IN EVERY


EDITION OF THE SUMMER OLYMPICS SINCE 1920,
ALTHOUGH THEY HAD THEIR OFFICIAL DEBUT AT
THE 1900 SUMMER OLYMPICS IN PARIS.
MEDALISTS OF 2016

MEDAL NAME SPORT EVENT DATE

P.V SINDHU BADMINTON WOMEN’S AUGUST 19


SILVER SINGLE

SAKSHI WRESTLING WOMEN’S AUGUST 17


BRONZE MALIK FREESTYLE
58kg
Host Nations

 The host city for an Olympic Games is usually


chosen seven years ahead of their celebration. The
process of selection is carried out in two phases that
span a two-year period.
 These Games also constitute a major opportunity
for the host city and country to promote and
showcase themselves to the world.

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