Paris Olympics 2024: Indian Rowing Schedule as Army Man Balraj Panwar Lone Challenger

Balraj Panwar will be India's sole representative in rowing at the Paris Olympics 2024, competing in the men’s single sculls event. The rowing events will take place at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium from July 27 to August 3, marking Panwar's debut appearance at the Olympics.

Panwar, who is part of the Indian Army, secured his place in the Indian contingent by winning a bronze medal at the Asian and Oceanian Rowing Olympic Qualification Regatta held in Chungju, South Korea, in April. 

Balraj Panwar first gained widespread recognition at the Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou, China, where he was initially a reserve in the Indian rowing squad. However, he seized an opportunity to compete in the main event, reaching Final A and finishing just shy of the podium in fourth place.

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Balraj Panwar's journey to the Paris Olympics has been one of resilience and determination, and he will now aim to make a significant impact on the global stage. 

Paris Olympics 2024: Rowing Schedule for Balraj Panwar

July 27, Saturday - Men's single sculls heats: 12:30 PM

July 28, Sunday - Men's single sculls repechages: 1:06 PM

July 29, Monday - Men's single sculls semi-finals E/F: 1:00 PM onwards

July 30, Tuesday - Men's single sculls quarter-finals: 1:40 PM

July 31, Wednesday - Men's single sculls semi-finals C/D: 1:24 PM onwards

August 1, Thursday - Men's single sculls semi-finals A/B: 1:20 PM onwards

August 2, Friday - Men's single sculls final F, E, and D: 1:00 PM onwards

August 3, Saturday - Men's single sculls final C and B: 1:12 PM onwards 

August 3, Saturday - Men's single sculls final A (medal round): 2:00 PM

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As Balraj Panwar prepares to take on the world's best rowers, his journey serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes across the nation. The entire country will be rallying behind him, hoping to see him achieve new heights in his Olympic debut.