Neeraj Chopra Marriage: Two-Time Olympic Medallist Ties The Knot In Private Ceremony

Neeraj Chopra Marriage: Neeraj Chopra, the celebrated Indian javelin thrower and two-time Olympic medallist, tied the knot on Sunday, January 19. Read below.

Neeraj Chopra has tied the knot with Himani on Sunday, January 19

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Neeraj Chopra Marriage: Neeraj Chopra's latest Instagram post has left the sporting world stunned, as the Tokyo Olympics gold medallist announces his marriage with Himani on the social media platform. The star Javelin thrower has tied the knot on Sunday, January 19.

In his Instagram post announcing his wedding to Himani, Neeraj Chopra said, "Jeevan ke naye adhyay ki shuruaat apne parivaar ke saath ki. Grateful for every blessing that brought us to this moment together. Bound by love, happily ever after."

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So far, there is no concrete information in concern with Himani (Neeraj Chopra's wife) but the sudden news of his marriage has left everyone stunned, as there was no hint or rumour of him getting married.

As reported by NDTV Sports, Neeraj Chopra's uncle comfirmed that Himani is currently studying in USA, and that, they will be keeping a reception party.

The private ceremomy took place at an undisclosed location, where only family members and few close friends were present.

What's Next On The List Of Neeraj Chopra?

After enduring a tough, tiring, yet successful 2024, where medals and injuries concluded his year, Neeraj Chopra will have a much-lesser workload in 2025. The star Indian athlete will be introducing a new competition in the country, by the name of Continental Tour Javelin-Only.

This tournament is endorsed by World Athletics and the Athletics Federation of India, and will have the active participation of JSW Sports, who are the kit-sponsors of Indian athletes.

"I would like to thank the Athletics Federation of India and their leadership for giving us this fantastic opportunity of bringing a world class event to India. The AFI has been doing some incredible work to raise the profile of track and field sports in the country, and the manner in which they have come forward to support this event is a testament to their endeavours," said Parth Jindal, founder, JSW Sports.

Speaking of the event, Neeraj Chopra stated that 'it was his dream to organise a javelin competition in the country' and that, he is planning 'to make the competition big'.

"It has been a longstanding dream of mine to organise and bring a world-class javelin competition to India. With the help of JSW Sports and the Athletics Federation of India, we are making this happen. I am sure that my fellow athletes and the fans in India will both create an experience that will be spoken about for a long time. I am excited to see how big we can make this," said Neeraj Chopra via a JSW Sports Media press release.