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So, you think it is sarcastic if we dream a medal from someone who became world cham ,. ,pion for consecutive five years in Women boxing or a girl archer who has just progressed to no one in ranking and winning the world title???????
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So, you think it is sarcastic if we dream a medal from someone who became world cham ,. ,pion for consecutive five years in Women boxing or a girl archer who has just progressed to no one in ranking and winning the world title???????
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I agree! in descending order!
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that means a certain gold (atleast one) for India
the link below is the medal table of Beijing 2008 Olympics.
you can arranged it in descending order and then check it out if that is what you want!
2008 Summer Olympics medal table - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Good. Let's see in London Olympics. I will hope Chinese performance will prove beijing Olympics was fare
it better be
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Samsung India announces Rs 20 lakh for gold medal in Olympics
Electronics major Samsung India on Monday announced cash award of Rs 20 lakh to any of the country`s sportsperson winning a gold medal in the forthcoming Olympic Games to be held in London.
The company, which is the official sponsor of the Indian team, also said a silver medal winner would be given Rs 15 lakh, while Rs 10 lakh would be awarded to bronze medal winners.
"I hope this will provide motivation to Indian players to win more medals," Samsung South West Asia HQ President & CEO B D Park told reporters here.
The company, which has been providing scholarship to six high potential Indian sportspersons, added two more stars --Manavjit Singh Sandhu and MC Mary Kom -- to its `Samsung 2012 Olympic Ratna` programme.
The other sportspersons are Abhinav Bindra, Gagan Narang, Ronjan Sodhi, Laishram Devendro Singh, Vikash Krishan Yadav and Deepika Kumari.
Under the programme, the company will also foot bills for one of the family members of these players to travel for the London games which will be held from July 27 to August 12.
To rally support for the Indian Olympic team, the company also announced a marketing campaign. Under the campaign the company has set up a special page on Facebook to allow fans to send their best wishes to the Indian team members.
Samsung India announces Rs 20 lakh for gold medal in Olympics
look mate, India will not compete with any of the countries in Olympics, it will be competing with itself, i can bet on 7-8 medals with at least 2 golds, this will certainly be not upto the mark that of Chinese or other major sporting power, but will certainly be a boost for a nation where people know only one sport, if you see India's graph as a sporting nation it is constantly on rise starting Beijing 2008, which was India's best olympic ever, after that we had our best commonwealth games ever as well as the best ever Asiad, This is the first time in India that before Olympics media & people are talking about it & cheering for team India, a certain change has come to Olympic sport in India, this will be a beginning & you will see in 15-20 years time that India will come at least in top 5 ranking in Olympics.
Electronics major Samsung India on Monday announced cash award of Rs 20 lakh to any of the country`s sportsperson winning a gold medal in the forthcoming Olympic Games to be held in London.
The company, which is the official sponsor of the Indian team, also said a silver medal winner would be given Rs 15 lakh, while Rs 10 lakh would be awarded to bronze medal winners.
"I hope this will provide motivation to Indian players to win more medals," Samsung South West Asia HQ President & CEO B D Park told reporters here.
The company, which has been providing scholarship to six high potential Indian sportspersons, added two more stars --Manavjit Singh Sandhu and MC Mary Kom -- to its `Samsung 2012 Olympic Ratna` programme.
The other sportspersons are Abhinav Bindra, Gagan Narang, Ronjan Sodhi, Laishram Devendro Singh, Vikash Krishan Yadav and Deepika Kumari.
Under the programme, the company will also foot bills for one of the family members of these players to travel for the London games which will be held from July 27 to August 12.
To rally support for the Indian Olympic team, the company also announced a marketing campaign. Under the campaign the company has set up a special page on Facebook to allow fans to send their best wishes to the Indian team members.
Samsung India announces Rs 20 lakh for gold medal in Olympics
look mate, India will not compete with any of the countries in Olympics, it will be competing with itself, i can bet on 7-8 medals with at least 2 golds, this will certainly be not upto the mark that of Chinese or other major sporting power, but will certainly be a boost for a nation where people know only one sport, if you see India's graph as a sporting nation it is constantly on rise starting Beijing 2008, which was India's best olympic ever, after that we had our best commonwealth games ever as well as the best ever Asiad, This is the first time in India that before Olympics media & people are talking about it & cheering for team India, a certain change has come to Olympic sport in India, this will be a beginning & you will see in 15-20 years time that India will come at least in top 5 ranking in Olympics.
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Good. Let's see in London Olympics. I will hope Chinese performance will prove beijing Olympics was fare
Our young team is now even far stronger than the time of the Beijing Olympic Games, we will only smash our previous record, and nothing will fall short of in the London Olympic Games of this year.
China has nothing to worry about, and you should worry that could India gets lucky enough to retain that only fluke gold medal like it did back in 2008.
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ExactlyOur young team is now even far stronger than the time of the Beijing Olympic Games, we will only smash our previous record, and nothing will fall short of in the London Olympic Games of this year.
China has nothing to worry about, and you should worry that could India gets lucky enough to retain that only fluke gold medal like it did back in 2008.
best luck to strong china team. I was just reading some articles about Beijig Olympics. Nothing else. Don't worry about that Indian gold
I think referees will be genorous to winners this time hope you understand what I meanwhythiskolaveridi
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Our young team is now even far stronger than the time of the Beijing Olympic Games, we will only smash our previous record, and nothing will fall short of in the London Olympic Games of this year.
China has nothing to worry about, and you should worry that could India gets lucky enough to retain that only fluke gold medal like it did back in 2008.
Obsessed with India or scared of India?? What is your concern? Of course, China has nothing to worry about. Have a good night's sleep. Let the athletes speak of themselves on ground, not you and me.
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Concerning about India's Olympic Games? Yep, just like how the Brazilian football team is concerning about the Chinese football team.
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Yes indeedConcerning about India's Olympic Games? Yep, just like how the Brazilian football team is concerning about the Chinese football team.
go sleep China is world champion
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nice article about medal hopes
Recent form of the Medal Prospects for India at the London Olympics « SportsKeeda
we should expect 7-8 medals with 3 golds .
Recent form of the Medal Prospects for India at the London Olympics « SportsKeeda
we should expect 7-8 medals with 3 golds .
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Olympics 2012: Chance for Indian boxers to set the ring ablaze in London
Four years ago, they were the Olympic surprise package that fascinated the country but cut to 2012 London, Indian boxers are the ones to watch out for as they seek to better the one bronze medal feat that Vijender Singh scaled in Beijing.
An unprecedented eight boxers -- seven men and for the first time a woman -- are headed to the British capital faced with sky-high expectations of over a billion-strong nation that is gradually beginning to realise its sporting potential.
The bunch, a mix of sprightly teens and experienced warhorses, has come through tough qualification events and seem to be in peak form going into the biggest sporting show on earth.
Vijender would be there making a record third Olympic appearance and the middle-weight (75kg) former world number one, who is also India's first World Championships medallist, would play the dual role of a competitor and a mentor for the younger lot.
M C Mary Kom (51kg), the feisty five-time world champion, will be India's sole representaive when women's boxing makes its Olympic debut and given her mostly unchallenged domination in the ring over the past decade, she is among the strongest medal contenders.
The fact that she has to win just two bouts to be assured of a medal only adds to the high expectations from her.
And she is not short of motivation either as the 29-year-old mother-of-two could well bid adieu to the ring if she goes on to get a medal and cap a glittering career in which highs far exceed any lows that she might have endured.
Olympics 2012: Chance for Indian boxers to set the ring ablaze in London - Sport - DNA
Four years ago, they were the Olympic surprise package that fascinated the country but cut to 2012 London, Indian boxers are the ones to watch out for as they seek to better the one bronze medal feat that Vijender Singh scaled in Beijing.
An unprecedented eight boxers -- seven men and for the first time a woman -- are headed to the British capital faced with sky-high expectations of over a billion-strong nation that is gradually beginning to realise its sporting potential.
The bunch, a mix of sprightly teens and experienced warhorses, has come through tough qualification events and seem to be in peak form going into the biggest sporting show on earth.
Vijender would be there making a record third Olympic appearance and the middle-weight (75kg) former world number one, who is also India's first World Championships medallist, would play the dual role of a competitor and a mentor for the younger lot.
M C Mary Kom (51kg), the feisty five-time world champion, will be India's sole representaive when women's boxing makes its Olympic debut and given her mostly unchallenged domination in the ring over the past decade, she is among the strongest medal contenders.
The fact that she has to win just two bouts to be assured of a medal only adds to the high expectations from her.
And she is not short of motivation either as the 29-year-old mother-of-two could well bid adieu to the ring if she goes on to get a medal and cap a glittering career in which highs far exceed any lows that she might have endured.
Olympics 2012: Chance for Indian boxers to set the ring ablaze in London - Sport - DNA
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