Neeraj Chopra and YouTube India tie-up to create short film

Neeraj Chopra and YouTube India tie-up to create short film

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Category : Sports Published on: May 10 2022

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  • Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra and YouTube India have tied up together to create a film for the platform that is aimed at taking the story of his meteoric rise, from a village in Khandra, Haryana to the top of the Olympic podium at the Tokyo2020 Olympics.
  • Through this association, Neeraj is hopeful to use his platform on YouTube to build awareness about athletics and the sport of javelin amongst the youth across the world.
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