Neeraj chopra thanks PM modi: Neeraj Chopra has finally thrown a spear for the first time in his career (Neeraj Chopra 90m). He achieved this feat in Doha Diamond League 2025, yet he had to be content with the second place. On this special achievement, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi congratulated Neeraj Chopra (PM Modi on Neeraj Chopra). PM Modi had said that due to commitment, discipline and passion, Neeraj has been able to do this historical act. Now this star athlete of India has thanked PM Modi.

PM Modi congratulated, came Neeraj Chopra’s reaction

Neeraj Chopra threw a spear 90.23 meters away in the Doha Diamond League 2025, the first was his personal best throw 89.94 meters. In praise of Neeraj Chopra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote, “A great achievement. Doha Diamond League congratulated Neeraj Chopra for getting 90 meters in 2025 and throwing his personal best throw. It has been done due to being committed, disciplined and full of passion.

Neeraj Chopra reacted to this and wrote, “India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji’s gratitude for these compassionate words. I will try to give my best for my country even further.”

Thank you shri @narendramodi Ji for your Kind Words and Encouragement. I hope to continue and give my best for the country always! https://t.co/kr7lgk8zue

– Neeraj Chopra (@Neeraj_chopra1) May 18, 2025

Thanks to the Indian Army too

Let us know that Neeraj Chopra is the Indian athlete to throw away the farthest spear in the history of Javelin Throw. When he created history in the Doha Diamond League, the Indian Army also congratulated Lieutenant Colonel Neeraj Chopra through social media. Neeraj has also reacted to this. He has shared the tricolor emoji while retweeting the Indian Army’s tweet.

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Neeraj chopra 90m: On Friday, 16 May, Neeraj Chopra became the first Jewelin throw athlete in history to cross the 90 meter mark. He created history by throwing a spear 90.23 meters away in Doha Diamong League 2025, which is also Neeraj Chopra Longest Throw in Neeraj Chopra’s career. Despite this, why couldn’t this Indian athlete win a medal? You will get the answer here.

Neeraj Chopra achieved the lead by throwing a spear 88.44 meters away in his first throw. His second throw foul was, but in the third throw he created history by covering a distance of 90.23 meters. Other athletes also congratulated him on this special achievement.

Why not get the medal?

There is no rule to give medals in the Diamond League. For this you have to understand what is the Diamond League. 14 different events are conducted in the Diamond League, where female and male athletes participate in 16 different sports. The athletes living in the first three places do not get any medal, but they are given points.

Neeraj Chopra finished second despite 90 meters

Till the last moments of the event, Neeraj Chopra was walking in the first place, but the Julian Weber of Germany had come down something else. In his last attempt, Julian Weber won the gold medal by throwing 91.06 meters away, while Neeraj had to be satisfied with the second place. In third place was Anderson Peters of Granada, who threw a javelin 85.64 meters away.

Let us know that Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan, who was a gold medal winner in the Paris Olympics, did not participate in this event. He is busy preparing for the Asian Athletics Championship. Talking about Neeraj Chopra, he was soon to participate in the ‘Neeraj Chopra Classic’ tournament, but this event was further postponed due to Indo-Pak tension. Earlier, Neeraj Chopra’s best throw was 89.94 meters, this distance was achieved in 2022 in the Stockhom Diamond League. Apart from this, he threw a javelin 89.49 meters away in 2024 Lausane Diamond League.

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