Congratulations ⁦Sajan Prakash⁩ for breaking the Indian record in 200 butterfly once more,breaking the 1’57 barrier 4 the first time with 1’56.96, & getting REALLY close to that A cut which would make history for India. Hearty congratulations to his home coach Pradeep Kumar.

2 Continents 2 Indian Swimmers 2 Best Indian Times.. Srihari Nataraj clocked 53.90 in 100m backstroke in Rome Italy an unimaginable 0:00.04 shy of Olympic A cut while Advait Page set a blazing pace clocking 15:23.66 in 1500 Free in Los Angeles USA ! A Good Day for Indian Swimming

Historic moment in Indian Swimming !!! Sajan Prakash breaks the glass ceiling clocks 1:56.38 an Olympic qualification time. CONGRATULATIONS

I congratulate Sajan Prakash for becoming the 1st Indian swimmer to qualify for #Tokyo2020 as he clocks 1:56:38 in men’s 200m butterfly at the Sette Colli Trophy in Rome. It shows the commitment of our athletes towards making India proud.

#MustWatch A historic swim by Sajan Prakash finishing first in his heat & breaching the Olympic 'A' Qualification and finishing a very creditable 7th overall in a world-class field 👏👏 ... Let's keep cheering going on till #Tokyo2020

.Srihari Nataraj OLY becomes the 2nd Indian #swimmer to qualify for #Tokyo2020 His timing of 53.77 in a men’s 100m backstroke time trial in Rome last week has been ratified. The qualification mark was 53.85. Many congratulations! #Cheer4India

I congratulate Shri Srihari Nataraj OLY for qualifying for #Tokyo2020 He first became a Khelo India athlete, who is now in Target Olympic Podium Scheme - it's a great example of the grassroot to podium support being extended. I wish him all the very best. #Cheer4India

The optimistic and passionate swimmer from #Karnataka Srihari Nataraj OLY became the second Indian to make 'A' cut to directly qualify for #TokyoOlympics. Let's come together and celebrate his journey to Tokyo 2020. #Cheer4India 1/2

2/2 Send in your wishes with #Cheer4India #TokyoOlympics

Covid Fallout On Indian Swimmers: As pools stay closed under #COVID19 #LockDown, #Indian swimmers struggle to train. Should the Indian government consider opening swimming pools? Smita Sharma Hakimuddin Habibulla OLY Dr. Swapneil Parikh #PeoplesEditor Full Video: youtu.be/APYyEMwBUz4

With A qualification spots to TOKYO 2020 booked by Sajan Prakash & Srihari Nataraj in male gender .. FINA confirms the universality spot in female gender for Maana Patel making her the 3rd swimmer to join the Indian team for swimming events at the XXXII Olympiad Games Tokyo 2020

Let's celebrate the results in the Indian swimmers as the did their best to earn their ticket to #Tokyo2020 👏👏facebook.com/19760844029854…

Indian swimming team is looking great. Let's cheer for Sajan Prakash Srihari Nataraj OLY and Maana Patel OLY as they strive to set new milestones in their respective events 👏👏 @swimmingfederationofindia The Billion Tide - Indian Swimming Unleashed Swimming Matters India Team India Indian Olympians Dept of Sports MYAS SAI Media

Gr8 to see SwimTeamIndia in super form at #Tokyo2020.. you will achieve what your mind allows you to achieve .. believe in your selves ! Go ahead and show the world.. we have what it takes! A nation wishes you God Speed SAI Media Anurag Thakur Kiren Rijiju DG, SAI #Cheer4India

As we get ready for the opening ceremony of #Tokyo2020 thought of sharing a few memorabilia of the Sydney Olympic Games opening ceremony Abhinav A. Bindra OLY @AnjaliOlympian Aparna Popat OLY The Olympic Games SAI Media Indian Olympians Team India Dept of Sports MYAS #Cheer4India

Do your bit on this first World Drowning Prevention Day by taking the India SWIMS Pledge. The pledge can be taken by anyone to spread the message of Drowning Prevention. Please use it freely in your communities . Send us a DM to get a copy. #worlddrowningpreventionday

Indian Swimming has reached new heights at #Tokyo2020. Catch all the action around swimming on this page with some of the best names in Indian swimming. Tune in everyday at 9:30am and 7:30pm starting 24th July. 1st Facebook Live will be on 24th July at 7:30pm.

“Anyone can drown. No one should” Hakimuddin Habibulla OLY Olympic Indian 🏊‍♀️ on preventing drowning and saving lives this #WorldDrowningPreventionDay

Sydney 2000 Olympian Hakimuddin Habibulla OLY is here in Bhubaneswar to witness the #AquaticNationals. He believes the standard of swimming has increased rapidly and with these kinds of infrastructure and facilities, the future looks bright. @swimmingfederationofindia

Why should India urgently invest in developing swimming? At Birmingham 2022, Australia's 73 swimmers won more medals than India's 210 athletes across 16 sports. With 3/4 Indian swimmers making finals & Srihari Nataraj OLY missing 2 medals by 0.25/.26sec, we are capable. @swimmingfederationofindia