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Money Questions for Class 2

An Introduction to Money

Money is the medium of exchange. When we buy something from the market we give money to the shopkeeper. Every country has its own currency. In simple language, currency is money. It can be paper or coin. In India, we have the Indian rupee as our currency.

Also, 1 Rupee = 100 Paise

Symbol of Rupee

In our country, we have coins of 1 rupee, 2 rupees, 5 rupees, 10 rupees and 20 rupees. There are some frequently used notes in India like 10 , 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 2000.

Now in this article, you’ll learn about money chapter from Class 2 and to solve money questions, money word problems for Class 2 and much more!

What is the Concept of Money?

We can say that money can be used as a medium of exchange. Coins, notes, etc. are used to pay for services and items. We give money in return for anything like chocolates, cake, fruits, food, football, bat, racket, house, or anything which can be used for selling or buying. Money is used in the form of paper or coins; money is usually issued by a government and generally used at face value as a method of payment for things. It is defined as a widely accepted means of payment. Money is anything that can be easily used for goods and services.

Money Questions

The following questions are money questions for Class 2 which involve rupees and paise. So come let’s learn to solve the following:

Indian Currency Notes

Writing the Amount in Words and Figures

In Figures:

1. Ten rupees and fifty paise = ₹10.50

2. Twenty-six rupees and ten paise = ₹26.10

3. One hundred rupees and twenty paise = ₹100.20

4. Two rupees and five paise = ₹2.05

5. One rupee and two paise = ₹1.02

1. ₹ 10.15 = Ten rupees and fifteen paise

2. ₹ 15.15 = Fifteen rupees and fifteen paise

3. ₹5.05 = Five rupees and five paise

4. ₹50.50 = Fifty rupees and fifty paise

5. ₹40.50 = Forty rupees and fifty paise

Addition and Subtraction of the Amount of Money

1. Add one rupee 50 paise and 5 rupees

Explanation: Suppose you have 1 rupee and 50 paise with you. And your mother gives you 5 rupees. So the total amount that you have now will be 6 rupees and 50 paise.

2. Add five rupees and ten rupees

Explanation: Suppose your father gives you 5 rupees and your mother gives you 10 rupees. So the total amount you have now will be 15 rupees.

3. Subtract fifteen rupees from twenty-six rupees

Explanation: Suppose you have 26 rupees but then you gave 15 rupees to the shopkeeper to buy a pen, now you will be left with 11 rupees.

Money Word Problems

As we learned to add and subtract the amount of money, we’ll now focus on some money word problems for Class 2 .

1. The cost of one pen is ₹10. What will be the cost of 7 such pens?

Solution: Cost of 1 pen = ₹10

So the cost of 7 such pens will be = the cost of 1 pen $\times$ number of pens needed

$= ₹ 10 \times 7$

The cost of 7 pens will be ₹ 70.

2. Your brother had 67 rupees with him. Then he gave 35 rupees to you. How much money is left with him now?

Solution: Money that your brother had ₹ 67

The amount that he gave you= ₹35

The total amount left with your brother = ₹ 67 - ₹ 35

Grade 2 Money Worksheets

Worksheet 1: Money Calculation

Money Calculation Worksheet

Fill in the blanks:

With ₹6, I can buy ____________.

With ₹16, I can buy ____________.

With ₹11, I can buy ____________.

With ₹7, I can buy ____________.

Worksheet 2: Count the money

Count the Money

Money Word Problem for Class 2

1. Riya bought a bar of chocolate for ₹10 and chewing gum for ₹2. How much money did she spend?

Ans: Price for the bar of chocolate = ₹10

Price of chewing gum = ₹2

Total amount Riya spent = ₹10 + ₹2

2. Write the amount ₹86.70 in words.

Ans: ₹86.70 = Eighty-six rupees and seventy paise.

3. Add rupees fifty-four rupees twenty paise and fifteen rupees.

Ans: ₹ 54.20 + ₹ 15 = ₹ 69.2

Practice Questions

Q1. Priya had ₹74 and her father gave her ₹50 more. How much money does she have now?

Ans: Priya has a total of ₹124 now.

Q2. Sony bought badminton for ₹250 and a ball for ₹80. How much amount of money did he spend in total?

Ans: Sony spent ₹330 in total.

Q3. Write the following amount in figures:

Seventy-four rupees and 60 paise.

Hundred rupees and 50 paise.

Ninety-six rupees and eighty-four paise

Money is a form of currency and is used as a medium of exchange. We used to have a barter system in order to buy or sell goods and services before the concept of money was found. But money is used every day in our life, whether we are selling or buying anything. For example, buying a dress from a store or getting a tap fixed by a plumber, we need to pay money for it.

Therefore, it’s important for us to know how to add or subtract the amount of money. Also, collect the coins and try to add them at home. By solving the money chapter for Class 2 worksheet, you will get more clarity over the topic. So we would suggest you to go through it, and give it a try!

FAQs on Money Questions for Class 2

1. What is the currency of Japan?

The “Yen” is the currency of Japan.

2. How is Maths used in money?

Money Maths involves many of the Maths skills you learn in school, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and percentages. When you understand these Maths processes, you can use them to help you manage your money.

3. How do you compare money?

Start by comparing their largest place value (left number furthest to left), whichever value has the largest number at the highest place value, is the largest. If they have the same number, at the highest place value, move the second highest place value and compare that.

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Class 2 | Maths | Money | Activity Based Worksheets

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This workbook contains Maths worksheets for Grade 2 on the concept of ‘Money’. Some of the topics covered in this workbook are Indian Money, Notes and Coins, Counting Money, Word problems etc. It has 18 Black & White worksheets, with an answer key in the end.

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This Maths workbook contains ‘Money’ worksheets for Grade 2. These worksheets explain topics like Indian Money, Notes and Coins, Counting Money, Word problems etc.

There are a total number of 18 Maths worksheets for this concept. The workbook has an answer key at the end. All these worksheets are in Black & White.

These ‘Money’ worksheets for Grade 2 cover the following topics:

• Currency and Symbols of other countries    
• Identification of Indian notes     
• Knowing more about a note     
• The image at the back of a note     
• Identification of notes and coins     
• Making a purchase using money     
• Calculating Money to make a purchase     
• Addition and Subtraction of Currency
• Comparing costs to determine cheap or expensive  

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The instructions are easy to follow. This allows them to study without adult supervision. 

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₹ - International symbol for Rupees 25 rupees we write as Rs. 25 or ₹ 25 When we write rupees and paise together, for example 25 rupees and 75 paise, we write Rs. 25.75. Rupees and paise are separated by a dot.

To convert rupees into paise, we must multiply the amount in rupees by 100. Let�s see some examples.

Example 1. Convert ₹ 5 into paise. Solution. ₹ 5 = 5 × 100 = 500 p

Example 2. Convert ₹ 15.75 into paise. Solution. ₹ 15.75 = 15.75 × 100 = 1575 p

To convert paise into rupees, we place a dot after two digits from right of the number. Number on the left of the dot denotes number of rupees. Number on the right of the dot denotes paise. Let's see some examples.

Example 1. Convert 900 paise into rupees. Solution. 900 p = ₹ 9.00

Example 2. Convert 1225 paise into rupees. Solution. 1225 p = ₹ 12.25 (12 rupees and 25 paise)

Addition of money is like normal addition, here we must add the Paise first and then add the rupees. Have a look at the given examples.

Subtraction of money is like normal subtraction, here we must subtract the Paise first and then subtract the rupees. Have a look at the given examples.

Money Test - 1

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Indian money worksheet for class 2

On this page, you will learn about Indian money. 

What is the “Indian money worksheet for class 2”?

Indian money worksheet for class 2 is a math worksheet designed to help learners to revise their earlier understanding, comprehend the lesson, and practice their learned skills via solving different problems, problem-solving, reflection and evaluation, and a challenge that will help them form their own word problem and solve it.

How will the “Indian money worksheet for class 2” help you?

This practice sheet will help you deal with Indian currency and make you able to recognize its coins and paper money.

Instructions on how to use the “Indian money worksheet for class 2”

Use this worksheet to study the concept of Indian money with the help of diagrams. Some practice questions are also given in the sheet below to better understand the concept.

At the end of the worksheet, a reflective section is also given for the learners to think about their review and evaluate their performance.

Finally, it also challenges learners to show their work.

In the method discussed in this sheet, you will be able to identify Indian money. 

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2nd Grade Counting Money Worksheets

Counting money is a practical life skill that every child needs. This skill will help them navigate the real-world curre ncy system, and also teaches them the foundation of the Base-10 number system. In addition, students can learn about money as a medium of exchange and a method of payment. Once your child has mastered the basic concepts of math like addition and subtraction, you can teach them to count money. Teaching 2nd graders money counting skills can be difficult. 2nd Grade Counting Money Worksheets help students recognize currency, such as common coins and bills, and understand how to count them. They can then learn to use pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars to buy things. ...Read More Read Less

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Strengthens concepts

Children need to know how to skip-count by 5 or 10 and 'start and stop' counting in order to have a solid foundation for their future math classes. They can easily use these Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheet s to learn these concepts and then apply them accordingly. There are plenty of ‘count by 5’ and ‘count by 10’ exercises in the worksheets to help students understand these patterns.  

Comprehensive curriculum coverage

2nd Grade Counting Money Worksheets encourage your child to master their money counting skills by providing them with comprehensive practice problems designed to cover their curriculum and help them approach their exams with confidence.

A fun way of learning

Printable Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets introduce a simple yet fun-filled way of learning with riddles, pictures, small number games, and practice questions. Your child will love to practice using these worksheets. They are entertaining and educational. 

Appealing visual activities

Online Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets help enhance your child’s math studies by giving them engaging activities to facilitate learning. Many exercises on these worksheets are interactive, so children can drag and drop coins into their proper place, click on coins to count them, or match coins to their numerical value.

Coin games and puzzles

Coin puzzles and games take learning to the next level. Students can find several versions of money counting puzzles on the Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets. These puzzles were created for various levels of understanding, and may include only one set of coins or multiple combinations of coins for each value.

2nd Grade Counting Money Worksheets Explained 

These well-designed Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets can help students correctly identify coins and bills and count their value. They present the topic of money counting in an entertaining manner so that your child will not even realize that they are studying.

Topics covered

The worksheets cover various topics and sub-topics such as:

• Identifying a penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and a dollar
• Counting coins
• Guessing the value of coins and separating them under the right group
• Matching coins or bills to the correct value
• Arranging coins or bills in a particular order
• Counting money as per given directives
• Buying something using money

Content and levels

These worksheets strengthen the idea of goal-based learning. They have the mathematical topic divided into various sections and difficulty levels for young learners. Your child can solve, match, identify, count, fill in the gaps, add, subtract, arrange or just explore the various aspects of money counting skills.

A whole range of exercises and math games

You can find plenty of problem-solving exercises in the printable Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets. Your child can start with easier activities like identifying coins or writing their denomination. Then, they can learn to compare sets of coins and find the denomination of a mixed bag of coins or bills. Next, the young learners can practice grouping similar coins together or finding the largest value. 

The Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets have both individual and group exercises for students. Students can work on their own to solve problems or they can develop their teamwork skills by discussing counting strategies with their classmates.

The Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets online provide comprehensive assistance in developing your child’s money counting skills. You can also use these printable Grade 2 Counting Money Worksheets to help your child work on their addition and subtraction skills, practice arranging numbers, and continue their work with the place value concept.

How do students benefit from second grade counting money worksheets?

Every student should be able to count money because it is a necessary life skill. This ability will teach students the basics of the Base – 10 number system and assist them in navigating the real-world money system. Students can also learn about money as a form of payment and a medium of exchange. Students can learn to count money once they have learned the fundamentals of math, such as addition and subtraction. It might be challenging to learn money counting skills to second graders. The second grade counting money worksheets will  assist students in understanding how to identify common coins and bills as well as how to count them. This will allow them to practice using pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars to make purchases.

Is learning how to manage your money just as crucial as learning how to do math?

When it comes to managing money, math is more than necessary because it keeps us away from overspending and necessitating loan requests. Without mathematics, we run the risk of not being able to save enough money for the future or, for instance, of consenting to a bank’s inadequate interest rate.

Why is learning to count money important?

By counting the money, we can determine how much we have. If we want to know if we have enough money to buy something, such as a candy bar or a new bike, we must know how to count money, this is only possible by learning efficiently at an early age with the help of imaginative and creative counting money worksheets with images. These grade 2 counting money worksheets will help in learning to count money.

Is money management a life skill?

Money counting is a skill that students must master. Every learner requires this fundamental life ability to be independent.

Why is it crucial to understand money at an early age?

Financial literacy is crucial because it gives us the knowledge and abilities we need to handle our finances wisely. Without it, we lack a strong foundation for success in our financial decisions and the activities we take or don’t take due to not gaining efficiency in learning about counting money at an early age. To help with this, we can follow and practice the counting money worksheets to sharpen the skill of counting.

2nd Grade Money Worksheets

2nd grade money worksheets help students to learn, understand, and utilize the concept of money. Money is an essential life skill with significance in vast real-life scenarios like how much a bill will be, budgeting, making smart choices, and so on. Understanding the concept of recognizing and calculating money can be tricky for kids in 2nd grade. Imparting the knowledge of this concept requires a competent resource.

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2nd grade money worksheets are well structured according to the learning abilities of young children to grasp these concepts. With multiple interactive simulations based on the primary idea of recognizing, estimating, and calculating money, it becomes convenient for kids to understand this concept. Full of visualized exercises and simulations, these 2nd grade math worksheets are free resources for students to learn math in an interesting manner. They also promote active learning and meaningful engagement for students. Practicing these worksheets also helps students to prepare for various competitive exams like Math Olympiads.

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World Athletics Championships 2023 Highlights: Neeraj Chopra wins gold; Relay runners finish 5th; Parul Chaudhary scripts national record

Javelin throw final, world athletics championships 2023: in another first, three indians finished in top eight with kishore jena (84.77m) and dp manu (84.14m) taking the fifth and sixth spots respectively..

Javelin Throw Final, World Athletics Championships 2023: Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra on Sunday scripted history yet again as he became the first Indian to win a gold medal in the World Athletics Championships with a big throw of 88.17m in the men’s javelin final.

In another first, three Indians finished in top eight with Kishore Jena (84.77m) and DP Manu (84.14m) taking the fifth and sixth spots respectively. Never before did three Indians finish in top eight of an event in the World Championships.

The quartet of Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Amoj Jacob, Muhammed Ajmal Variyathodi and Rajesh Ramesh finished 5th in the men’s 4x400m relay race. Meanwhile, Parul Chaudhary finished 12th in the women 3000 metre steeplechase final with a national record of 9 minutes and 15.32 seconds.

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World athletics championships 2023: catch all the highlights of javelin throw final where india's neeraj chopra, dp manu and kishore jena were in action..

Minutes after the medal ceremony, Chopra addressed a late night press conference over zoom for those back home. He was self effacing and mindful of the time zone difference apologised for keeping the media waiting . When asked if he is the greatest athlete, he took the name of world record holder Jan Zelezny. “I won’t say I am the greatest of all time. I have to improve more. The greatest of all time is Jan Zelezny when it comes to the javelin,” Chopra said.

88.17 Meters for 🥇 Neeraj Chopra becomes 1st 🇮🇳 athlete to win a gold medal at the #WorldAthleticsChampionships 😍 Watch the best of #Budapest23 - FREE only on #JioCinema ✨ #WAConJioCinema pic.twitter.com/le562o9zp2 — JioCinema (@JioCinema) August 27, 2023

Each time Neeraj wins a big medal I'm reminded of something his late coach Gary, who guided Chopra to the U 20 World Championship medal in 2016, once said. "He is not like any other javelin thrower you have ever had. I have now watched Indian throwers for 30-40 years now." pic.twitter.com/c4ufQ0qxdD — Andrew (@AndrewAmsan) August 27, 2023

Parul wins hearts with her performance at #World #Athletics Championships🤩 The NCOE @SAI_Bengaluru Camper unfolds a new chapter as she breaks the National Record & gives her PB time of 9:15.31s in Women's Steeplechase Event. She finished 1⃣1⃣th but with her time Qualified… pic.twitter.com/icsJ6Hblue — SAI Media (@Media_SAI) August 27, 2023

Brilliant performance by the Indian quartet as they finished 5th in the 4x400m relay race.

India has a new world champion. #NeerajChopra pic.twitter.com/eA5A74MZOx — Mihir Vasavda (@mihirsv) August 27, 2023

And here come the Indians!!! Look at the swag! Neeraj makes history, Manu and Kishore gave decent performances on the night. And Parul set a NR. What can the relay team do?

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While we were focusing on the Neeraj Chopra show, another history carves out a quiet slice of history!! Parul Chaudhary finishes the women's 3000m steeplechase event in 11th spot. But more importantly she sets the national record with a time of timing of 9:15.31. She also qualified for 2024 Paris Olympics.

That's it. Neeraj Chopra is world champion after 83.98m throw in the last attempt. It won't matter because his 88.17m throw is what it took for the Indian to wear the crown.

Another fourth place for Julian Weber... he was 4th at the Tokyo Olympics. He was 4th at the World Championships in Eugene last year.

The men's javelin moves into the sixth and final round

Meanwhile India's Parul Chaudhary finsihed 12th in the women 3000 metre steeplechase final with a national record of 9 minutes and 15.32 seconds

Arshad Nadeem fouls is fifth attempt

The positions are changing below Neeraj and Nadeem. Now Czech Republic's Jakub Vadlejch moves into third place with 86.67 metres

Kishore Jena moves to fourth place with 84.77 metres. As of now it is Chopra, Nadeem, Weber and Jena. Manu is sixth place

And now Neeraj registers how 4th throws. The Indian is slowing down after the event-leading throw. 88.17m with second attempt, 86.33m with third and 84.64 with fourth.

Another 87m throw from Arshad. But it's not good enough to displace Neeraj Chopra from the top of the pyramid. Arshad's third throw, 87.82m, was also a season best attempt. His 4th throw goes 87.15m.

At half-way stage, #NeerajChopra in lead with this big throw that travelled 88.17m. Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem second with 87.82. India-Pakistan 1-2 at #WorldAthleticsChampionships ? Again, who'd have thunk! pic.twitter.com/mYOErqYT5P — Mihir Vasavda (@mihirsv) August 27, 2023

Neeraj exults after sending the Javelin over 88.17m to take the lead in the final at the World Championships in Budapest. pic.twitter.com/lHJcWnk1h2 — G Rajaraman (@g_rajaraman) August 27, 2023

A note on how the javelin throw final works. After all 12 throwers are through with their first three throws, the eight throwers with the best throws on the night get three more attempts. this means there are three Indians in the men's javelin throw event who will get three more attempts each. The thrower with the best throw in the first three rounds throws last and the one with the eight farthest throw goes first.

DP Manu fouls his fourth round throw. Manu is in fifth place

Jena's fourth attempt is 80.19 metres. He is currently in seventh place.

Will you look at that! THREE INDIANS MAKE THE CUT TO BE AMONG THE FINAL 8 THROWERS WHO GET THREE MORE HEAVES OF THE JAVELIN!

DP Manu comes up with 83.72 metres. His throw of 83.72m takes him up to 5th spot while compatriot Kishore Jena has slid to 7th spot. Neeraj, meanwhile, is sitting pretty on No 1.

An 87.82m throw from Arshad Nadeem!!! WOW! It's late in the contest and the Pakistani still has a lot of fuel in the tank left! He rises to second spot, which means Neeraj will spend the rest of the final looking over his back! The Pakistani is a 90 metre plus thrower. The Indian won't feel safe anymore with Nadeem showing form and Weber throwing smoothly

Days before the World Championships began in Budapest, javelin thrower Kishore Kumar Jena was anxious. His visa delayed, the rice farmer’s son from Kothasahi, Odisha, wasn’t sure if he could represent India at the showpiece. The poster boy of Indian athletics, Neeraj Chopra, played the big brother. His tweet expedited the process and Jena was on a plane for the world meet. On Sunday, Jena is currently fifth in Sunday’s final. Tokyo Games gold winner Chopra is on top at the moment while Asian Athletics silver medalist D P Manu is 11th. (READ MORE)

Neeraj Chopra throws 86.32m with his third crank of the arm! Not bad. Nearest competitor is Julian Weber of Germany with 85.79 metres

Meanwhile, what a race from Jakob INGEBRIGTSEN in the 5000m. Possibly the race of his life. He was heartbroken in the 1500m to be pipped to the gold medal by Britain's Josh Kerr. Ingebrigtsen had also suffered defeat by Briton Jake Wightman in similar circumstances in Eugene.  But today, he's claimed a 5000m gold with a sensational surge and a season best time of 13:11.30 secs!! he leaves Mohamed Katir fro mspain chasing shadows with his run!

DP Manu commits a foul throw and the other Indian Kishore Jena throws 82.82 metres in round 2 to move to 5th place. What a throw from Jena!! A 82.82m throw is good enough for him to rise to 5th spot in the standings. Still a lot of life left in the event. but this is promising. Can India dream, may hope, of two men on the podium today?

Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem with 82.81 in the second round moves into fourth place. Nadeem started with 74.80 metres but has upped it significantly in the second

India's Kishore Jena has just 75.70 in the opening round and DP Manu 78.44 metres. Manu in seventh place, Jena in 9th provisionally

Jakub Vadlejch takes the lead!!!! And Neeraj Chopra steals it!!! A throw of 84.18m in his second attempt sees Jakub go on top. But right after that, the Indian leaps into the lead with a 88.17m monster throw!!

In round two world leader Czech Republic's Jakub Vadlejch takes the lead with 84.18 metres

Oh wow. How often do we see this!!! Neeraj Chopra is the only man to not register a mark among 12 throwers. Of course still early days in the contest. But Chopra is known to get this big throws in early on. Not today.

Kishore Jena, the final Indian in the men's javelin throw event, manages to throw starts with a 75.70m throw that puts him in 8th spot.

DP Manu is off the mark with a 78.44m. Not bad. His compatriot Kishore Jena still to come after this.

Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem starts with a 74.80m throw. Under-par by his standards. But at least he's on the board.

We are all set here in Budapest. Let’s go Neeraj… @BhutaniRahul @nithishr 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/9Ikf2p1acM — Vaibhav Manocha (@BeingMinchu) August 27, 2023

Here we go!! the first throws coming in!  A 83.38m attempt from Oliver HELANDER. Jakub VADLEJCH starts with an 82.59m. Dawid WEGNER can only manage a 78.19m. Clearly Helander and Vadlejch starting slow tonight. But don't count them out. they can be lethal! Neeraj Chopra starts with a foul throw.

The World Athletics Championships usually sees multiple disciplines being held at the same time. It's a chaos-filled scene. The middle-distance runners interrupting the javelin throwers. Everyone waiting with baited breath for the 100m sprinters to do their thing! But the women's high jumpers are competing by themselves so far. Not for long. here come the men's javelin throwers!!!!

The lineups are out. Neeraj will throw 4th, Manu will throw 8th and Jena will throw in the 11th.

#NeerajChopra is here! ⚡️ Will he become the first Indian athlete to win a World Championship title? 👀 #WACBudapest23 #Javelin #CraftingVictories 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/xP7kA9Xq4y — Inspire Institute of Sport (@IIS_Vijayanagar) August 27, 2023

The action for the final day at the World Championships have begun. And it's the women's high jump event that starts us off! Neeraj Chopra and Co will be on the field soon enough! Stay tuned,

The USA are the reigning world and Olympic champions. They are the most dominant 400m nation in the world, having won eight of the past nine world titles in this event, and they could well add to that tally in Budapest, provided they don’t have any mishaps. Even if they spread some of their 400m talent pool to the mixed 4x400m, they will likely still have better depth in the men’s 4x400m than any other nation in the world. Sometimes relays can bring out the unexpected best in people, and smaller nations challenge the athletics superpowers. Jamaica has earned silver in this event at the past two World Championships, both times finishing just ahead of Belgium. The current standard. Sri Lanka, meanwhile, took a surprise gold at the recent Asian Championships in a national record of 3:01.56, making them the second-fastest team heading to Budapest.

Days before the World Championships began in Budapest, javelin thrower Kishore Kumar Jena was anxious. His visa delayed, the rice farmer’s son from Kothasahi, Odisha, wasn’t sure if he could represent India at the showpiece. The poster boy of Indian athletics, Neeraj Chopra, played the big brother. His tweet expedited the process and Jena was on a plane for the world meet. On Friday afternoon at the National Athletics Centre, Jena finished among the top 12 throwers to qualify for Sunday’s final. He joined his country mates Tokyo Games gold winner Chopra and Asian Athletics silver medalist D P Manu to underline India’s growing reputation as a land of top quality javelin throwers. (READ MORE)

Kishore Jena was inspired by watching the videos of world record holder Jan Zelezny and India’s Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra. “Zelezny’s technique and rhythm is so smooth. I watch his technique closely but replicating it in training and competition will take time,” Kishore says. An Instagram message from Chopra after he won in Sri Lanka made his day, Kishore said. “He congratulated me and wished me all the best for the future. It is good to be acknowledged by someone who is India’s top athlete. His consistency is amazing and he is an inspiring athlete. I have not been able to talk to him but when I get a chance I have lots of questions.” (READ MORE)

This is a big deal for the rice farmer’s son from Kothasahi village in Odisha. The youngest of seven children and the only boy, Kishore’s parents Keshab and Harapriya didn’t want to confine him to the farm. Kishore is the only national-level thrower from Kothasahi and is the first from the family to take up a sport. “My parents encouraged me to pursue sports. Volleyball was popular. The cash prize was an added incentive. The team would split the money. It was not much but about Rs 2,000 to Rs 2,500 per tournament. When I told them that I had taken up javelin throw, they were fine with it as long as I was happy.” (READ MORE)

Kishore Jena thanks his stars for the coach at the state sports hostel in Bhubaneswar who told him to sign up for the javelin throw. Nearly eight years ago Jena had appeared for volleyball trials at a sports hostel. A spiker, he was a star at inter-village volleyball tournaments, but didn’t have a certificate to show for it. Fortunately, he could produce a certificate of a second-place finish in the men’s javelin. “I had represented Cuttack in a championship. My throw was 55 metres. I had a certificate. The coach said I could train for both volleyball and javelin. The javelin certificate helped me get admission in the sports hostel,” Kishore said. Being inducted into the sports hostel was a big break. He got his first pair of spikes. His interest in volleyball faded. “I made the right choice,” Jena said after his recent success. The 27-year-old is the country’s most improved javelin thrower. In March his personal best was 78.93 metres. Last week he improved to 84.38 metres when he won gold at the Sri Lankan national championships in Diyagama. The distance was significant because it made him the fourth best on the all-time India list. Neeraj Chopra at 89.94 metres, Shivpal Singh (86.23 metres), Davinder Singh Kang (84.57m) are above Kishore. (READ MORE)

“Like a Formula One race driver who understands the power, engine speed and everything about the car, Neeraj understands the event and his body. He is not just doing what is necessary in training but also thinks about it, which is very good. Like how to make the exercises more efficient, understanding the event, understanding technique and his body. How to bring the best out of his body,” Neeraj's coach Dr Klaus Bartonietz told The Indian Express. Chopra’s consistency of finishing in the top-3 in competitions is down to his 100 percent effort training, his mental toughness and also his modesty, the coach said. (READ MORE)

Get READY! The Finale Fixtures of #World #Athletics Championships 2023 are here 🥳 Take a look at our favourite 🇮🇳 athletes competing tonight! Do tune into @JioCinema & @Sports18 from 11:45 pm onwards to catch all the magic & fun LIVE! pic.twitter.com/u0nl6vncGW — SAI Media (@Media_SAI) August 27, 2023

The older Chopra gets and the longer he competes different joints need attention, some more than others depending on wear and tear. The shoulder is another very important region, and more so as a javelin thrower evolves.

“On the shoulder front, we are trying to get him more mobile. As you keep throwing over the years, your internal rotation gets compromised. So we are working to maintain that and it should not be reduced because it can cause injuries in the future,” Marwaha said. The flexibility of shoulder, hip mobility and ankle strength are some of the key physical elements for a javelin thrower. In fact, at last year’s World Championships in Eugene, where he won silver, Chopra had an issue with his ankle. “These three things (shoulder, hip, ankle) are always in our focus. This has to be maintained. Last to last year there was some issue with the blocking ankle. There was some tendonitis and he felt pain when he blocked it. Even when he went to the World Championships, there were some issues with the ankle. He could not block it properly. But this season we were able to work on it and he is completely fine,” Marwaha said. (READ MORE)

Our⭐Javelin finalists @Neeraj_chopra1 , Manu DP & Kishore Jena clicked before they hit the battleground. Tonight is the night💪🏻 It's time to shine✨ All the best guys! #Cheer4India @afiindia pic.twitter.com/2UbwSmLnwy — SAI Media (@Media_SAI) August 27, 2023

Self-control is one of Chopra’s strengths, Ishaan Marwaha, Neeraj’s personal physio, told The Indian Express. “This season, I don’t think he has had any sugar. When he was in India maybe he had two gulab jamuns. He hasn’t had a cold drink (aerated) in a year. I keep teasing him saying have one sip but he said no. He is off sugar. Maybe after the season when he goes to India, he will have chai with cheeni (sugar). Me and the coach have sugar but he has control over his mind and does not have it. He said ‘just a few months more’,” Marwaha said. (READ MORE)

Born in Vilnius, the Lithuanian javelin thrower also studies at Lithuanian Sports University. Earlier, he used to play baseball but switched over to the javelin. He competed at the 2017 World Championships without registering a valid mark in the qualifying round. He also won the bronze medal at the 2015 European Junior Championships. The 27-year-old has a personal best of 89.17m, which came in 2019.

Oliver HELANDER 87.32m Jakub VADLEJCH 89.51m Dawid WEGNER 82.21m Neeraj CHOPRA 88.77m Andrian MARDARE 83.04m Ihab ABDELRAHMAN 83.71m Arshad NADEEM 86.79m  D P MANU 84.33m Edis MATUSEVIČIUS 84.22m Julian WEBER 88.72m Kishore JENA 84.38m Timothy HERMAN 87.35m

On Day 6⃣ of World #Athletics Championships, Golden boy @Neeraj_chopra1 keeps up with our expectations 🥳 The #TokyoOlympics 🥇medalist & #TOPSchemeAthlete 's very 1⃣st attempt gives us his season's best throw of 88.77m in Men's Javelin Throw Qualifying Event which also breached… pic.twitter.com/Tgt96JmQgM — SAI Media (@Media_SAI) August 25, 2023

The 400 is not a blind sprint but a very strategic race. Strategies are useless if u can’t keep up with the faster guys. So fitness of our boys was no. 1 for me. Intent no.2. Anas bhai ran a solid first leg by not allowing GB to close down stagger while making up on Spain. Amoj in 2 got the baton and took off alongside the spaniard. 2nd runner gets the privilege of breaking out of lanes and catch the inside line which Amoj beat the spaniard to making it harder for him to overtake Amoj from the outside. Very crucial. A clean change to Ajmal in 2 made sure we had the best possible spot. Ajmal bhai is the best in india fitness wise today. Anyone can run a smooth first bend and back straight but keeping a solid form into the 2nd bend and home straight separated him from the rest. A clean change alongside the American into the final leg but hats off to Rajesh. Perfect display of INTENT that separates runners from winners. Back straight going into the final bend is usually the best place to initiate an early charge. Where fatigue starts to kick in. Absolutely perfectly executed attempt. Very excited for finals! If there’s a chance it’s this year. Our guys are fit and hungry.

Over the years, investing emotions in  Neeraj Chopra ’s success is even more tension-free than locking one’s savings in gold. That is due to his almost-unbelievable consistency, a rare quality in Indian athletes. Numbers don’t always define greats, but they do tell a story. Chopra’s is staggering. He isn’t satisfied with one big performance, however impressive it may be, and backs it up with another time after time. Consider this: Chopra’s historic gold-medal winning distance of 87.58 metres at the Tokyo Olympics two years ago is not among his top 10 throws. (READ MORE)

With Neeraj Chopra, sons of rice, coffee farmers from Odisha, Karnataka qualify for javelin final of World Championships

In what promises to be a high-quality final Sunday, Neeraj Chopra Jena will line up next Kishore Jena and DP Manu to cap off a great week for the country. A pathbreaking Moon landing, a teenaged chess prodigy in a World Cup final, three javelin throwers in contention for a World Championships medal, this is truly an Indian August. (READ MORE)

Gymnastics, zero-sugar diet, smart training and self-belief: How Neeraj Chopra regained peak fitness ahead of World Championships

Just one helping of gulab jamun in the whole of 2023, not a sip of an aerated drink. Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra does not have a cheat day. Ishaan Marwaha, Neeraj's physio, on what goes into making of the champion before he steps on the runway to launch medal-winning throws. (READ MORE)

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India lands spacecraft near south pole of moon in historic first

Vikram lander touches down at lunar south pole shortly after 6pm India time

India has become the first country to successfully land a spacecraft near the south pole of the moon, in a historic moment that drew cheers at watching parties around the country.

“India is on the moon,” Sreedhara Panicker Somanath, the chair of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said as the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft’s Vikram lander touched down shortly after 6pm (1230 BST) near the little-explored lunar south pole in a world first for any space programme.

The successful landing marks India’s emergence as a space power as the government looks to spur investment in private space launches and related satellite-based businesses.

People across the country were glued to television screens as the spacecraft approached territory that scientists believe could hold vital reserves of frozen water and precious elements.

“This is a victory cry of a new India,” said the prime minister, Narendra Modi , who was seen waving the Indian flag as he watched the landing from South Africa, where he is attending the Brics summit. “We are witnessing history.”

A wave of nervous excitement has gripped Indians in recent days as the scheduled descent approached. Temples and mosques held special prayers for a safe landing. On the banks of the River Ganges in Varanasi, Hindu monks bestowed blessings on the mission and blew conch shells.

At street parties on Wednesday evening, Indians celebrated the double triumph of being the first to land on the south pole and the fourth to land on the moon.

In the final few minutes before touchdown, the lander executed a complex manoeuvre, slowing down from 3,730 miles an hour to nearly zero and turning from a horizontal to a vertical position.

The right tilt and thrust at this moment were vital. If too much force was applied, the lander would have toppled. Too little force and it might have hit the lunar surface at the wrong place.

It was this end manoeuvre that went wrong in the final few minutes of India’s last moon mission in 2019, when the lander failed to change position and hurtled towards the surface during the final braking phase.

Chandrayaan-3 – “moon craft” in Sanskrit – took off from a launchpad in Sriharikota in southern India on 14 July, taking much longer to reach the moon than the Apollo missions in the 1960s and 70s, which arrived in a matter of days.

India is using rockets much less powerful than the US did back then. Instead, the probe orbited Earth several times to gain speed before embarking on its month-long lunar trajectory.

If all goes to plan, a rover called Pragyaan, the Sanskrit word for wisdom, will roll out of the belly of the lander on a ramp then roam around the moon’s surface for two weeks. It has been designed to take pictures, conduct experiments on the geology and the origins of the Earth, and investigate the presence of water ice.

If found in significant quantities, water ice could allow future crew missions to set up base there as it could be used to extract oxygen and fuel. Some scientists believe that the south pole, which is hidden from Earth’s view and is full of craters and trenches, may be the most promising site for a future base.

India’s successful landing comes days after Russia said its first moon mission in 47 years, which also targeted the south pole, had failed after its Luna-25 spacecraft spun out of control and crashed . Russia’s head of the state-controlled space corporation, Roscosmos, attributed the failure to lack of expertise due to the long break in lunar research that followed the last Soviet mission to the moon in 1976.

The former Soviet Union, the US and China have already achieved a soft landing on the moon but in another region, near the moon’s equator.

With nuclear-armed India emerging as the world’s fifth-largest economy last year, Modi’s nationalist government is eager to showcase the country’s rising standing as a technology and space powerhouse. A successful moon mission dovetails with Modi’s image of an ascendant India asserting its place among the global elite and would help bolster his popularity ahead of a crucial general election next year.

The anticipation for a successful landing rose after Russia’s failed attempt and as India’s regional rival China reaches for new milestones in space. In May, China launched a three-person crew for its orbiting space station and hopes to put astronauts on the moon before the end of the decade.

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