Neeraj Chopra, India's javelin star, expressed disappointment at missing out on Olympic gold after winning silver in Paris with a throw of 89.45 meters, while Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem set a record at 92.97 meters. Despite the setback, Chopra is optimistic about future competitions, emphasizing that there is no comparison to winning gold, although he is satisfied with his achievements. Currently training in Switzerland, he noted the absence of the national anthem while on the podium was a significant emotional factor for him. Chopra's recent performance follows a history of success, including his gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics and a world championship title, despite dealing with injuries that have affected his participation. He aims to focus on upcoming events, expressing a desire to improve without setting specific distance targets, saying he will leave results to fate. Chopra is also considering consulting doctors about his groin injury after the Diamond League finale in Brussels next month.