India in London Olympics 2012
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 HI felicitates `Golden Greats` of Indian hockey 
Hockey India (HI) on Sunday felicitated 34 yesteryear stars of the game.
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 Preeja, Kavita yet to qualify for Olympics
Top Indian long distance runner Preeja Sreedharan`s bid for an Olympic berth continues to linger.
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 With a bit of luck, we can do wonders in Olympics: Nobbs
India coach Michael Nobbs is determined that his wards will not be going to the Olympics simply to make numbers.
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 Sahana Kumari qualifies for London Olympics
Karnataka high jumper Sahana Kumari became the 14 Indian athlete to qualify for the London Olympics.
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 Sahara chief seeks PM`s intervention in tennis row
Subroto Roy said "nasty politics" has dented India`s chances of winning a medal in tennis at the Olympics.
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 Football legend Chuni slams AITA for buckling under pressure
Indian football legend Chuni Goswami on Saturday slammed the AITA for not acting firm against Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna.
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 Tennis deadlock likely to continue for a few more days
A clear picture on Leander Paes` participation at the London Olympics is unlikely to emerge before June 28.
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 Players should put country first, says Maken
India`s sports minister Ajay Maken Friday appealed to the bickering tennis stars Leander Paes, Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna to stop the infighting and participate at the London Olympics putting the country first.
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 Discus thrower Harwant finishes 3rd in Moscow
India`s Harwant Kaur came up with her season`s best effort but finished third in the women`s discus throw in Moscow Championship.
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 One team for the Olympics: AITA
All India Tennis Association is likely to announce one team for the men’s doubles tennis team for the Olympics on Thursday after Leander Paes had threatened to withdraw from the London Olympics if he was asked to pair up with a player ranked 207/306 in the world.
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 Krishnan showed faith in him in 92, it is Paes` turn now: Yuki
Upcoming Indian Davis Cupper Yuki Bhambri on Wednesday questioned Leander Paes` refusal to play with a lower-ranked player citing that even the veteran himself was a rookie when he was taken by Ramesh Krishnan under his wings during the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.
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 Indian archers finish third in the Olympic qualification round
Indian trio of Jayanta Talukdar, Rahul Banerjee and Tarundeep Rai finished third in the Olympic team qualification round and will get a favourable draw for the main event that will be held at Ogden (USA) on June 21.
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 Will try to convince Paes if needed: Vardhan
India`s young tennis player Vishnu Vardhan said he would try to convince veteran Leander Paes to play alongside him at the London Olympics if the need arises.
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 Play in interest of nation, S M Krishna to tennis players
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Tuesday appealed to India`s top tennis players to forget their individual differences and play in the "interest of the nation".
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 AITA defers decision on Olympic combination till Thursday
The men`s doubles combination for the London Olympics would be known only on Wednesday after the All India Tennis Association (AITA) failed to arrive at a decision despite hectic parleys with feuding players on the issue on Tuesday
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 Now, Leander Paes threatens to pull out of Olympics
In a new twist to the ongoing tennis row, Leander Paes has rejected the two team formula mooted by All India Tennis Association (AITA). He even threatened to pull out of the London Olympics if he has to team up with a lesser ranked player.
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 Saina is sure shot for a medal at Olympics: Aparna
Saina Nehwal has become a strong medal prospect at the upcoming London Olympics after her dominating performanmce over the formidable Chinese player at the Indonesian Open, asserts nine-time national badminton champion and two-time Olympian Aparna Popat.
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 Rahul Banerjee`s missing equipment still to be found
With two days to go for the Olympic qualifiers at Ogden in the US, desperate attempts by the Archery Association of India to trace Rahul Banerjee`s missing baggage containing his equipment have gone in vain.
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 I still need to work on my game: Saina
Enduring nerve-wrecking matches and coming out triumphant from tough situations has raised her confidence a lot ahead of London Olympics but ace shuttler Saina Nehwal says she still needs to fine-tune some aspects of her game before the mega event.
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 First target is Olympic semis: Chetri
Indian hockey team captain Bharat Chetri on Thursday said that their first target would be to make the semifinals at the London Olympics, to be held from July 27 to August 12.
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