As part of this collaboration, BPCL will launch a series of campaigns designed to support and uplift the Indian contingent visiting Paris. These initiatives aim to inspire the nation, garner support for our athletes and celebrate their continued quest for excellence on the global stage. Through these campaigns, BPCL reaffirms its dedication to nurturing sporting talent and fostering a sense of national pride and unity.
“In line with BPCL's philosophy of nurturing and encouraging our country's sporting talents from their early years and throughout their sporting careers, we have added over 200 players across various disciplines over the years. Our support to the players Provides confidence, acting as a springboard for their aspirations,” said G Krishnakumar, Chairman and Managing Director, BPCL.
The Indian Olympic Association President thanked BPCL for the partnership and said that it is a symbol of their shared commitment to nurture sporting talent.
“We thank BPCL for partnering with the Indian Olympic Association as a key partner for a four-year journey starting with the Paris Olympics '24 and for supporting and believing in the potential of Indian athletes. It is a symbol of our shared commitment to nurture talent and create role models for India,” said IOA President Sh.
India will send a contingent of around 120 athletes to the Olympics, which includes an athletics team led by defending champion Neeraj Chopra in men's javelin throw, a 21-member shooting team and a 16-member men's hockey team.
“In line with BPCL's philosophy of nurturing and encouraging our country's sporting talents from their early years and throughout their sporting careers, we have added over 200 players across various disciplines over the years. Our support to the players Provides confidence, acting as a springboard for their aspirations,” said G Krishnakumar, Chairman and Managing Director, BPCL.
The Indian Olympic Association President thanked BPCL for the partnership and said that it is a symbol of their shared commitment to nurture sporting talent.
“We thank BPCL for partnering with the Indian Olympic Association as a key partner for a four-year journey starting with the Paris Olympics '24 and for supporting and believing in the potential of Indian athletes. It is a symbol of our shared commitment to nurture talent and create role models for India,” said IOA President Sh.
India will send a contingent of around 120 athletes to the Olympics, which includes an athletics team led by defending champion Neeraj Chopra in men's javelin throw, a 21-member shooting team and a 16-member men's hockey team.
