| 1. Shivpal Singh ranks as the second-best Javelin Thrower in Indian history behind Neeraj Chopra. |
| 2. He secured qualification for the Tokyo Olympics, joining Neeraj Chopra as the second Indian Javelin thrower to do so. |
| 3. Shivpal Singh began his Javelin Throw journey at the age of 10, hailing from a family with a javelin-throwing background. |
| 4. Encountering training hurdles in his early years, Shivpal Singh overcame these challenges to achieve success as an athlete. |
| 5. In 2019, he clinched a silver medal in the Asian Championships and a gold medal in the Military World Games. |
| 6. He serves as a Junior Warrant Officer in the Indian Air Force. |
| 7. He finished eighth at the 2018 Asian Games. |
| 8. In 2016, he won the men’s javelin throw event at the Budapest Open athletics in Hungary. |
| 9. He was suspended for four years for doping violations, with the suspension running up to 10 October 2025; the ban was lifted as of January 2024. |
