India in London Olympics 2012
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 Consecutive wins have boosted my aspiration to win Olympic medal: Nehwal 
Saina Nehwal said that her back-to-back title wins at the Thailand and Indonesia Opens had given her confidence to win a medal at the upcoming London Olympics.
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 Tata Steel assures all help to Deepika Kumari
Tata Steel today said money will not be a hurdle for providing best of facilities to the country`s top woman archer Deepika Kumari, who is being seen as a medal prospect in the forthcoming London Olympic Games.
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 Gloves off in Paes-Bhupathi battle
Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi are undoubtedly two of the best doubles players on the planet but unfortunately not the best of partners any more to an extent that the latter is prepared to go the distance to get Rohan Bopanna as his mate at the London Olympics tennis competition.
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 Pairing with Lee worst possible in interest of country: Mahesh
A furious Mahesh Bhupathi today lashed out at the All India Tennis Association (AITA) by terming his pairing with Leander Paes for the London Olympics as "worst possible in the interest of the country".
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 Paes-Bhupathi picked to play in London Olympics
Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi will represent India in the men`s doubles event of tennis competitions at the 2012 London Olympics, All India Tennis Association (AITA) Secretary General Anil Khanna announced on Friday.
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 Book on India`s Olympic journey hits stands
With less than 50 days to go for the London Olympics, the sports buffs who are interested in knowing about India`s journey in the quadrennial extravaganza will get a chance to have their date with history.
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 Can`t pick personal coach of every athlete for London: AFI
Athletics Federation of India today said that it was not possible for all the Olympic-bound athletes to choose their coach as the available quota would not permit to do so.
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 Two Indians to officiate in Olympic boxing
The International Amateur Boxing Association has selected India`s Kishen Narsi and Jay Kowli to officiate in the London Games.
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 Post-Thailand triumph, Saina set for tougher test in Indonesia
Saina Nehwal made a rampaging start to her London Olympics build-up by winning the Thailand Open last week and will now look to test her game against the Chinese when she starts her campaign in the Indonesia Super Series Premier in Jakarta on Wednesday.
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 More Indian archers hope for Olympic berth at Ogden
Indian archers would look for more Olympic quotas when the World Cup Stage III begins on June 18 at Ogden, United States, with all eyes on the fancied men`s team in their last chance to qualify for the London Games.
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 Paes`s Olympic berth assured
Tennis ace Leander Paes today assured himself of a berth in the London Olympics by retaining his position in the top-10 in the latest ATP doubles rankings.
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 Only wildcard can revive Sania`s Olympic hopes
Sania Mirza failed to protect her top 10 ranking in doubles, slipping to 12 in the latest Women`s Tennis Association (WTA) charts released Monday, and that leaves her with no choice but to get a wild card if she has to play at the London Olympics.
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 HI announces 16-member Olympic hockey squad
India today named a 16-member hockey squad, to be led by goalkeeper Bharat Chetri, for next month`s London Olympics, ending days of speculation but as expected without any major surprises.
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 We are well prepared for London Games: Mary Kom, Rajput
India`s lone woman boxing hope M C Mary Kom and shooters Sanjeev Rajput and Vijay Kumar are upbeat and pleased with their preparations for the upcoming London Olympic Games.
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 Treating Olympics as another shooting event: Ronjan Sodhi
India`s ace double-trap shooter Ronjan Sodhi, is so confident of his ability that he wants to treat the London Olympics as just another competition.
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 Haryana`s Olympians to get Rs.11 lakh reward
Haryana players participating in the London Olympics will get a reward money of Rs.11 lakh each, Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said
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 Don`t expect medal from hockey team: Chef-de-mission Ajit Pal
Former India hockey captain and India`s chef-de-mission for London Olympics Ajitpal Singh feels that it won`t be possible for the current team to win any medal at the quadrennial extravaganza.
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 Preparatory events for Oly-bound paddlers, judokas approved
The Multi Disciplinary Steering Committee of the Sports Ministry has approved the preparatory tournaments for London-bound paddlers and judokas ahead of the upcoming Olympic Games.
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 Mary Kom seeded 7th, gets first-round bye at World C`ships
India`s five-time world champion M C Mary Kom on Friday got the seventh seeding and a first-round bye in the draw for the World Women`s Boxing Championships in Qinhuangdao, China -- the first and only qualifying event for the sport ahead of its historic Olympic debut in London.
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 Narsingh confident of Indian wrestlers good showing in London
With experienced Sushil Kumar and Yogeshwar Dutt in the ranks, Idian grapplers stand a good chance of finishing on the podium in the upcoming Olympics, said Narsingh Pancham Yadav who became the fourth wrestler from the country to qualify for the London Games.
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