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The Paris 2024 Olympics is drawing to a close with its final event taking place at the Stade de France. After weeks of thrilling and intense competitions across numerous sports, this closing ceremony will celebrate the athletes’ achievements and the essence of the Games. The renowned venue will offer a spectacular setting for the concluding moments of this remarkable Olympic experience, bringing a fitting end to the global sporting festival.
Leon Marchand Carries the Olympic Flame:
French swimmer Léon Marchand, who emerged as an Olympic sensation by securing four gold medals and one silver, took center stage at the closing ceremony. Dressed in elegant attire, Marchand gracefully removed the lantern from the cauldron, which held the Olympic flame. With the spotlight on him, he began the ceremonial procession, carrying the flame towards the Stade de France. This symbolic act marked a poignant moment, as Marchand’s achievements and the flame’s journey embodied the spirit and grandeur of the Games’ conclusion.
In a dazzling handover ceremony to mark Los Angeles’ upcoming role as host of the 2028 Summer Games, Tom Cruise is set to thrill audiences with spectacular stunts. The entertainment lineup includes performances by Billie Eilish, Snoop Dogg, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, with H.E.R. singing the U.S. national anthem. Additionally, gold medalist swimmer Katie Ledecky and rower Nick Mead will serve as flag bearers for the United States, which led the Paris Olympics with an impressive total of 126 medals.
At the closing ceremony, Manu Bhaker and PR Sreejesh will proudly represent India as the flag bearers. Manu Bhaker, who secured a bronze medal in the 10-meter air pistol event, and PR Sreejesh, who played a key role in India’s bronze medal win in men’s hockey, will lead the Indian contingent. Their roles as flag bearers highlight their significant contributions and the pride they bring to the nation as the Olympic Games come to a close.
India’s Journey at the Paris Olympics:
At the Paris 2024 Olympics, India secured a total of six medals, including five bronze and one silver. Neeraj Chopra, often referred to as India’s golden boy, earned the country’s sole silver medal. Of the five bronze medals, three were awarded in shooting events, while the remaining two were achieved in hockey and wrestling. Manu Bhaker made a notable impact by winning two Olympic medals during these Games, further highlighting her exceptional skills and contribution to India’s success. This diverse array of achievements underscores the broad talent and competitive spirit present in Indian sports.
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