Diksha Dagar

Tokyo Olympics 2020: 5 August, Day 13 schedule of Indian athletes

Here's the complete schedule of Tokyo Olympics 2020 involving Indian athletes on 5 August.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar to commence India’s campaign in women’s golf event

Diksha joins India's top woman golfer, Aditi, who is making her second appearance in the Olympic Games.

Indian Golf Union recommends Shubhankar Sharma for Khel Ratna

The national body also recommended Udayan Mane, Rashid Khan and Diksha Dagar for the Arjuna award.

Aditi Ashok jumps to T-13 at Aramco Saudi Ladies International; Tvesa Malik, Diksha Dagar into weekend rounds

Aditi carded 2-under 70 to total 1-under 143 and was T-13th, an improvement of 23 places on her first-round placement of T-29th.

Tvesa Malik fails to capitalise on good start at Aramco Saudi Ladies International; Aditi Ashok finishes 31st after round one

Malik, who started on the back nine, dropped six shots. Aditi Ashok played steady with a card of 1-over 73 that included one birdie and two bogeys.

National Sports Awards 2020: Rashid Khan, Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar recommended for Arjuna Awards by Indian Golf Union

Golfers Rashid Khan, Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar have been recommended for this year's Arjuna Awards by the national federation.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Qualifying extension gives golfers Shubhankar Sharma, Shiv Kapur, Anirban Lahiri a chance

International Golf Federation and International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced an adjustment to the qualifying system, handing a chance to many Indian golfers

Ridhima Dilawari bags fifth title on Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour; Diksha Dagar finishes second

Ridhima Dilawari managed to hold her nerves in the closing stages of the 15th and final leg of the Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour to win her fifth title of the season on Friday

Diksha Dagar's success reinforces the importance of military's golf courses, but Indian golf can do well without power tussle

Diksha needs top class coaching to really carve out a name in pro golf. But the real challenge for India and Indian golfers to make a mark in the Olympics would be to get the army to put their shoulder to the wheel. Right now they are just sitting back and waiting for champs to land in their lap.

Asian Games 2018: Young Indian golfers determined to tee off at quadrennial event in Indonesia

National golf coach Amandeep Johl said, “I really think both the men’s and ladies’ teams are definitely medal prospects in Jakarta, especially in the team event. The key is that they all have to peak during that week."