On the concluding day of the 38th National Games in Uttarakhand, athletes from Madhya Pradesh delivered an outstanding ...

VANCOUVER - Levi Nelson had to hold back his tears when he opened the cedar box containing the medals for the 2025 Invictus ... and I, for one, am immensely proud of every single one of them." ...

New Delhi: The CRPF has been awarded the highest number of police ... out of the 19 police medals for gallantry (GM), 11 are for operations undertaken in Jammu and Kashmir, seven for acts of bravery ...

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The Jump Ahead feature will now be available to those watching YouTube on the web. Google One will now offer a plan that bundles YouTube Premium. If you're someone that watches a lot of YouTube ...

According to French investigative outlet La Lettre, a defective varnish seems to be the reason for the degraded appearance of the medals. The varnishes were switched as the old one reportedly ...

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Australia’s Natalya Diehm, who won a bronze in the BMX freestyle, is one of the unhappy medallists. Diehm has shared photos on social media of her medal, which looks nothing like the one she ...

The designers of the medals for the 2024 ... to a new varnish after the old one was found to contain the carcinogen chromium trioxide, according to La Lettre. A number of athletes have complained ...

More than 100 damaged medals, mostly bronze, will be ‘systematically replaced’, after degrading in the months since last year’s Games A European Union chrome ban has been blamed for medals ...

French luxury conglomerate LVMH is denying reports that it is responsible for deteriorating and rusting Olympic medals that were handed out to athletes during the Summer Games in Paris last year.