India in London Olympics 2012
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 Rahi Sarnobot: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Rahi Sarnobat, age 21, is India’s medal hope in the women’s 25m pistol shooting event at the London Olympics.
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 Manavjit Singh Sandhu: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Manavjt Singh Sandhu, born on 3rd November 1976 in Amritsar, Punjab is a shooter who specialises in trap shooting.
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 Mahesh Bhupathi: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Mahesh Shrinivas Bhupathi, born on 7th June 1974 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, has currently 649-327 (win-loss) record in ATP circuit.
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 Heena Sidhu: Profile 2012 London Olympics (Shooting)
Heena Sidhu from Patiala, Punjab is probably the luckiest member in the Indian contingent for London Olympics.
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 Gagan AP Ulalmath: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Gagan AP Ulalmath is the lone swimmer in Indian Olympic contingent for the 30th Olympics. He has qualified for the men’s 1500m freestyle.
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 Annu Raj Singh: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Annu Raj Singh, hailing from Aligarh, UP, will compete in the 10m air pistol shooting event in London Olympics.
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 Soumyajit Ghosh: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Soumyajit Ghosh, ranked 206th in the world and 5th in india, is an Indian paddler from Siliguri, West Bengal.
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 Ankita Das: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Ankita Das, born on 17th july 1993, hails from Siliguri, Bengal. Currently ranked 4th in India, this would be her first appearance at the Olympics.
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 Teenager Ghosh aims to create a flutter in London
Teenager Soumyajit Ghosh knows he is not India`s best table tennis player to have qualified for the London Olympics. But now that he has, the Silguri-born paddler thinks if he can pull off an upset, it would make his Olympic debut worthwhile.
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 Mary Kom: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Mother of two and Five-times world amateur boxing champion M.C. Mary Kom took boxing as a challenge and she didn’t even inform her parents about it.
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 Jai Bhagwan: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Jai Bhagwan: An eight-year-wait to represent India at Olympics could easily baffle any athlete. Bhagwan missed the 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing Games. The 60kg boxer had reckoned that he is hungry to prove himself after the long wait.
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 Shiva Thapa: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Shiva Thapa: Even before the London Games, the 18-year-old has made news by becoming the youngest ever Indian boxer to qualify for the London Olympics.
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 Devendro Singh: Profile 2012 London Olympics
Devendro Singh: While there is a long list of the Indian contingents who are capable enough of winning a medal at London Olympics, the expectations are a little higher from the seven pugilists who are determined to prove their mettle inside the ring at the big stage.
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 Top-6 finish will be good for Indian hockey team: Oltmans
Dutch legend Roelant Oltmans, one of the most successful hockey coaches in the world, feels a semi-final berth at London Olympics will be fantastic for the Indian team but a more realistic finish would be in top eight.
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 We can`t stop Kalmadi from attending London Olympics: IAAF
Suresh Kalmadi might be facing intense pressure from various quarters here to cancel his London Olympics trip, but the International Athletics Federation said that it is not going to stop him from attending the IAAF Council meeting in the British capital.
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 Wrestlers determined to give their best in Olympics
Well aware that a single moment of glory at the London Games may well change their lives, Indian wrestlers are determined to put up an impressive show in the upcoming Olympics.
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 Archers, lifters and Bindra arrive at Olympic village
All athletes and officials will be given accommodation on twin sharing basis. Each apartment has two double-bed rooms, TV and WIFI connection.
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 Yogeshwar targets Gold in his last Olympic event
The missed chance at the Beijing Games still haunts Yogeshwar Dutt and the Indian grappler is desperate that before he brings curtains on his career, he realises the dream of winning a gold medal at the Olympics.
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 Shooting ace Bindra, archers and lifters enter Olympic Village
Beijing Olympic gold medallist Abhinav Bindra was the first Indian shooter to enter the London Olympic Games Village.
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 Valiyaveetil Diju: Profile 2012 London Olympics
A four-time National mixed-doubles champion, Valiyaveetil Diju or V Diju is also the current national mixed doubles champion along with partner Jwala Gutta. Both of them are ranked 13 in the world and have brought several laurels for the country in the past.
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