• Date Of Birth – December 24, 1997
• Day of Birth – Wednesday
• Place Of Birth – Khandra, Panipat, Haryana, India
• Professions – sports , Javelin throw 

Personal Information

Body Features & Measurements

Height – 184 CM (6 Feet 0 Inches)

Eye color – Black

Hair color – Black

Weight – 80 KG

Education Qualifications

(Graduation) DAV College in Chandigarh

(School) Indian Public School in Madlauda

Career Information

Years Active 2012

Family Information

Father – Satish Kumar (farmer)

Mother – Saroj Devi

Favorites, Hobbies, Likes/ Dislikes

Favorite Sports – volleyball, cricket
Jaiveer Singh (first coach)
Gary Calvert (Australian Coach)

Biography

Neeraj Chopra is an Indian Athlete Competitor, an Indian record holding Javellin hurler and a junior javelin world record holder

Neeraj Chopra was brought into the world on Wednesday, 24 December 1997 in Khandra, Panipat, Haryana, India (only a couple of kilometers from New Delhi, the capital of India).

His father  Mr. Sathish Kumar is a farmer, mother Miss. Saroj Devi- a homemaker. He has two younger sisters and three brothers.

Neeraj won the 2016 IAAF World U20 Titles held in Bydgoszcz, Poland. Neeraj set a lesser worldwide best during the occasion, the world record presented to him the prominence and popularity among avid supporters of India.

He is the main second Indian competitor after Anju Bobby George to win Gold decoration at a Big showdown.

Neeraj got the distance free from 86.48M at the occasion establishing the worldwide best at 18 years old years.

He got Indian national record in lance when he was a teen at the 2016 South Asian games with the throw of 82.23M, a really great record for a teen to crush a senior record.

Neeraj effortlessly cleared the Olympics capabilities however he was nibbled late in time to Missing 2016 Olympics.

Being an exceptionally youthful competitor he has long stretches of greatness in front of him. Maybe the help of Sports Specialists of India could make a best on the planet out of him.

Neeraj Chopra- Interesting Facts.

Neeraj was spotted by previous lance hurler Jaiveer Singh at a volleyball competition in 2011, seeing his dexterity and strength at 13 years old Jaiveer conversed with him and persuaded to take up vocation in Spear tossing, he prepared him at first.

Neeraj turned into a world junior record holding lance hurler in 2016 at the 2016 IAAF World U20 Titles with the toss of 86.48m. Past record was 84.69m by Zigismunds Sirmais. He is the third Indian to win a decoration at world U20 competitions after Seema Antil(2002) and Navjeet Kaur Dhillon(2014)

He was taller than most children in his school, educators would pick him to take part in all games, he grew up playing most of the sports.

His coach Gary Calvert, an Australian javelin thrower had previously trained cricketer Mitchell Johnson in Javelin

Neeraj is a right hand thrower, weighed 77kg at the age of 13, He is a recipient of the JSW Sports Excellence Program. An auxiliary of Jindal Prepares India. Bajrang Punia, Sakshi Malik are among other atheltes upheld by JSW

Indian Armed force offered him a post which he acknowledged. He was given the position of Naib Subedar in 2016.Neeraj was the banner carrier of Indian contingent at the 2018. Neeraj won a Gold at the Asian games with a throw of 88.06m.

Neeraj turned into an Indian National record holder at the South Asian games (2016) with a toss of 82.2m. Past record was 80.14m by Rajesh Kumar Bind. In 2018 he worked on his distance to 88.06m. Has had the most elevated positioning of 4 in Men’s Lance in 2018-2019. Simply behind the German hurlers. He is one of the decoration any expectations of India at the Olympics

Neeraj has prepared at the Kuortane Olympic instructional hub, Finland. The establishment has some expertise in Lance. He has likewise prepared in Germany

Neeraj Chopra- Timeline

2012 – gold – National Junior Championships(under 16) in Lucknow with the throw of 68.46m, he was just 14 then.

2013- silver – National Youth Championship.

2014 – broke the National Youth Championship record with the throw of 76.50m.

31st December 2015 -Neeraj threw an impressive 81.04m, a national junior record as well as the leading score that year in international U20 circuits.

2016- won silver  -Asian Junior Championships held at Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam with a throw of 77.60m just behind Junya Sado of Japan who threw 77.97m for gold.

July 2017 – he won gold – medal in the Asian Athletics Championship with a score of 85.23 meters.

May 2019 – Neeraj went through an elbow a medical procedure in May 2019 on his right elbow (his tossing hand) under Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala, he is supposed to recuperate in time for 2020 Olympics.

December 2, 2019 – Neeraj was nominated for the Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) Award presented by Government of Assam.