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Neeraj Chopra Net Worth In 2021

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Neeraj Chopra Net Worth: Neeraj Chopra has created history. Neeraj has become the first Indian to win gold in Javelin Throw. As of 2021, Neeraj Chopra’s net worth is estimated to be around $4 million.

Neeraj’s main source of income is his sports. In addition, they get support from JSW Sports and the Sports Authority of India (SAI). With the help of this, he was able to continue his game. According to various media sources, the net worth of Neeraj is Rs 29 crores. At the same time, the estimated annual income is Rs 7 crore.

Haryana government will give a Rs 6 crore reward and a government job to Neeraj Chopra. Haryana Government will get the Center for Excellence of Athletics constructed in Panchkula. Neeraj Chopra will be appointed as the head of this centre by giving a first-class job. However, it is not possible to make an exact calculation about the fortune of this great player. We have estimated Neeraj Chopra’s net worth, salary, money,  income, and assets.

Name:	Neeraj Chopra
Net Worth:	$4 Million
Annual income (INR):	7 crore
Date of Birth:	24 December 1997
Gender:	Male
Place Of Birth:	Panipat, India
Height:	178 c.m 6 ft.
Star Sign:	Capricorn
Profession:	Track and field athlete
Nationality:	Indian

Neeraj Chopra creates history, India’s first ‘gold’ in ‘track and field’

Tokyo Olympics 2020, Neeraj Chopra Men’s Javelin Throw Final: India’s star javelin throw athlete Neeraj Chopra won the ‘Gold Medal’ at the Tokyo Olympics on 7 August. With this, Neeraj Chopra has created history. Neeraj has become the first Indian to win gold in Javelin Throw. This is also India’s first medal in track and field at the Olympics. Neeraj had boosted India’s medal hopes by qualifying for the final with a throw of 86.65m in the first attempt of the qualification round itself. Neeraj Chopra threw 87.03, 87.58, 76.79, x, x, 84.24 meters respectively. Also Read – Tokyo Olympics 2020: Bajrang Punia wins ‘Bronze’, India equals ‘London Olympics’

The way Neeraj performed in the qualification and finished first in Group A, the chances of him fetching gold increased. The 23-year-old Neeraj achieved an automatic qualifying mark of 83.50m with a throw of 86.65m in his first attempt of the Group A qualification round at the Olympic Stadium and emerged as a medal contender for the final.

Neeraj started his season with a new national record of 88.07m at the Indian Grand Prix in March and followed it up with another commendable performance in the Federation Cup with a throw of 87.80m. Also Read – India’s schedule at Tokyo Olympics 2020 on August 7: Neeraj Chopra can win first gold, know full schedule here

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who is Neeraj Chopra

Neeraj Chopra created history in Tokyo Olympics. The gold that everyone needed for a long time, today Neeraj Chopra has fulfilled that hope in Javelin. Performing brilliantly, Neeraj beat all the players and won the gold medal. Neeraj continued his dominance in the final and threw the javelin 87 meters away in the very first throw. After this, improving his own performance in the second throw, he threw the javelin more than 87 meters away. Now, in the end, he has won the gold medal, beating everyone.

Neeraj Chopra is from Haryana Neeraj was born on 24 December 1997 in the house of a small farmer in Khandra village of Panipat district of Haryana. Neeraj did his studies from Chandigarh. Neeraj won gold in the 2016 IAAF World U-20 Championship in Poland by throwing 86.48 meters of javelin, after which he was appointed as a junior commissioned officer in the army. After getting the job from the army, Neeraj said in an interview, “My father is a farmer and mother is a housewife and I live in a joint family. No one in my family has a government job. That’s why everyone is happy for me. ” He had further said, “Now I can continue my training as well as help my family financially.”

When I broke my own national record

In the Asian Games held in Jakarta, Indonesia in 2018, Neeraj won the gold medal with a throw of 88.06 meters. Neeraj is the first Indian who has won gold in Asian Games. In the history of the Asian Games, India has got only two medals in javelin throw so far. Before Neeraj, Gurtej Singh won the bronze medal in 1982.

Neeraj succumbed to a shoulder injury after performing brilliantly in the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games in 2018. Because of this, he stayed away from the game for a long time. 2019 was even worse for him and after that many events got cancelled due to Corona.

After this, Neeraj broke his own national record by throwing a throw of 88.07 meters in the Indian Grand Prix held in March this year. This was Neeraj’s best performance so far.

Showed his strength from an early age

23-year-old Neeraj Anju is the second Indian after Bobby George to win gold in a World Level Athletics Championship. He won gold in IAAF World U-20. In the year 2016, he won gold in the South Asian Games with a throw of 82.23 meters. After this, in 2017, he also won the gold medal in the Asian Athletics Championship with a throw of 85.23 meters.

Trip to Tokyo

Neeraj Chopra had secured an Olympic ticket through the Central North East Meeting Athletics Championship held in South Africa last year. He achieved this feat by throwing 87.86m javelin, crossing the mandatory qualification mark of 85m. He continued his best performance in every round and the result was that he has now won the gold medal.

Recent performance

Neeraj Chopra set a new national record in the Indian Grand Prix held in Patiala in March this year by throwing the javelin for a record 88.07m. He then managed to win a gold medal in the Meeting Cidade de Lisboa tournament held in Lisbon in June. His best throw among the five Portuguese participants in this tournament was 83.18 metres, which was enough to win the gold medal. Neeraj Chopra measured this distance in the sixth and last attempt. Leandro Ramos was second with a throw of 72.46m, while Francisco Fernandes came third with a throw of 57.25m