India in London Olympics 2012
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 NADA to ask London dope control team to test Indian athletes
In order to avoid a repeat of Monika Devi doping scandal-like incident before the Olympics, the National Anti-Doping Agency has tested the urine samples of all the athletes except for a few who have been based abroad for training, its Director General said today.
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 CWG Village was better than London Games Village: Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken said that, according to the Indian athletes and coaches taking part in London Olympics, the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi was better than the London Olympics Games Village.
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 Indian archers adjusting well to London weather
Indian archers are adjusting well to the unpredictable London weather and look in top shape ahead of the Olympic competition beginning at the iconic Lord`s cricket ground here Friday.
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 Prohibitive ticket prices keep Indian Diaspora off Olympics opening
With three days to go for the Olympics opening ceremony, the rush for tickets are intense - but not for the estimated 1.6 million Indians in Britain.
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 Dola pins hopes on archers to triumph in London
Dola Banerjee could not make it to her third straight Olympics but has no doubt that the squad picked for the upcoming London Games is the best to represent India.
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 I was lucky to qualify for the Olympics: Kashyap
Deserving athletes have sometimes failed to make it to the Olympics and others have found themselves there by quirk of fate.
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 Sports Ministry releases Rs 1018.90 lakh for elite athletes
The Sports Ministry has released financial assistance of Rs 1018.90 lakh as on July 23, 2012 from its National Sports Development Fund for imparting customised training to elite athletes.
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 Women archers have it in them to win medal: Indian Coaches
Indian women archers have enough mental strength to pull off history at London Olympics feel the two coaches accompanying the squad in the British capital.
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 Olympics: Archer Rahul wants to win medal for sister Dola
Indian archer Rahul Banerjee says his success graph would not have gone upward without motherly support of his elder sister Dola.
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 Indian coach asks shooters to make the best of pressure
India`s chief shooting coach Sunny Thomas asked his shooters to shoot with pressure and not against it if they want to win a medal at the 2012 London Games.
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 Bopanna gains a place in doubles rankings, Bhupathi drops one
Indian tennis player Rohan Bopanna gained a place in the ATP World Tour doubles rankings to go up to 13th with 4,540 points.
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 2004 Olympics: Deja vu hits Indian hockey
It was dejà vu for Indian hockey team that went into the 2004 Olympics riddled with factional fights and controversy over the appointment of German Gerhard Rach as the coach, superseding Rajinder Singh, just before the Athens Games.
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 Somdev not surprised at getting Olympic wild card
Indian tennis player Somdev Devvarman says he was not surprised at getting a singles wild card entry for the London Olympics.
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 Saina starts her quest for Olympic medal against Swiss Sabrina
Indian ace Saina Nehwal will start her quest for an Olympic medal against unheralded Sabrina Jaquet of Switzerland on July 28 in the women`s badminton singles event in the London Games.
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 No chance for athletics medal in London Olympics: Anju
India`s lone medallist at World Athletics Championships Anju Bobby George on Monday said that the country has no chance of winning a medal at the London Olympics track and field events.
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 India archers brave fever to train at Lord`s
They may be down with mild fever due to change in climate a week into their stay here, but that has failed to stop the Indian archers from visiting the Lord`s everyday to get acclimatised to the windy conditions ahead of the Olympics.
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 Impossible to win a gold but we may hope for a medal: AFI
Vikas Gowda and Krishna Poonia may be peaking at the right time, but the Athletics Federation of India conceded that a gold medal finish at the London Olympics remains next to impossible.
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 Bhupathi hopes to meet Bolt in his `dream` fifth Olympic
India tennis star Mahesh Bhupathi on Monday revealed that he never thought of playing in his fifth Olympics.
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 Sandeep Singh aims to score in every game at London Olympics
India`s star drag-flicker Sandeep Singh has set a personal target of scoring in every game at the London Olympics.
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 JOA president and treasurer to attend London Olympics
Jharkhand Olympic Association president S M Hashmi and Treasurer Madhukant Pathak will be visiting London to cheer up the Indian team in the ensuing Olympic Games.
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