Not alone. This time, he shared the podium with 24-year-old Yashvir Singh, who stunned everyone by winning bronze on his Commonwealth Games debut. Singh’s last throw? A personal best of 85.41m. Chopra? Silver with 85.83m. Two Indians on one podium; something we’ve only seen before at the Asian Games. Chopra called it a comeback. Singh called it a dream. What’s more inspiring? The veteran staying sharp or the rookie rewriting his own limits? Either way, the message is clear: India’s javelin army is growing. And the podium? It’s starting to get crowded; good kind of crowded. Next stop? More medals, more moments, more memories.