#Olympics: Indian women athletes winning hearts on Twitter

MUMBAI: With the first full week of the Tokyo Olympics now in the books, we wanted to share some fresh insights about the topics, trends and talents that have kept Indian audiences on Twitter talking over the past week. 

The biggest trend we’re seeing is that women athletes are leading the way, led by Mirabai Chanu (@mirabai_chanu), P V Sindhu (@Pvsindhu1) and other top names. This Tweet from Mirabai Chanu has been the most Retweeted Tweet of the Games by Indian audience thus far. While P V Sindhu is the athlete with the most India mentions during the Games. 

Some additional insights, drawn from all India Tweets about the Tokyo Olympics sent between July 23-30 were: 

Team India Athletes – Most Mentions
    P V Sindhu (@Pvsindhu1)
    Lovlina Borgohain (@LovlinaBorgohai)
    Mary Kom (@MangteC)
    Deepika Kumari (@ImDeepikaK)
    Atanu Das (@ArcherAtanu)

Sports – Most Mentions
    Boxing
    Olympic Weightlifting
    Badminton
    Olympic Field Hockey
    Tennis

Top Hashtags
    #Tokyo2020
    #Olympics
    #Cheer4India
    #TokyoOlympics
    #TeamIndia

Emojis – Most Tweeted
    ? (clapping hands emoji)
    ? (second place medal emoji)
    ? (first place medal emoji)
    ? (Thumbs up emoji)
    ? (sports medal emoji)

Most Liked Tweets
    https://twitter.com/mirabai_chanu/status/1418856186980470794
    https://twitter.com/narendramodi/status/1418823182702694400
    https://twitter.com/mirabai_chanu/status/1418912588000337930
    https://twitter.com/mirabai_chanu/status/1419471081740529666
    https://twitter.com/IamBhavaniDevi/status/1419538366123503619

Women athletes are topping the Twitter charts globally too. The three athletes with the most global mentions on Olympics conversations are: 
    Brazilian skateboarder Rayssa Leal
    American gymnast Simone Biles 
    Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade

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