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Asian Games - Guangzhou - Nov 12-28 2010

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Great Job buddy' date=' to keep track of indian progress and updating all of us!![/quote'] no , prob ..I could do that all day & this is one of the perks of working in IT :haha: my fav result of the day ...The Indian mens Volleyballl team has knocked out 7time gold medalists Japan & made it to semis ..Thats huge .
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no , prob ..I could do that all day & this is one of the perks of working in IT :haha: my fav result of the day ...The Indian mens Volleyballl team has knocked out 7time gold medalists Japan & made it to semis ..Thats huge .
wow. thats huge. and you are right about your opening comment. I am also a beneficiary of the same perk:)
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^Whats the number in 2006?
Gold- 9, Silver- 18, Bronze- 24 The medla winners were as below: Squash: Men’s Singles GHOSAL Saurav – Bronze Shooting: Men’s 25m Centre Fire Pistol RANA Jaspal – Gold Men’s 25m Centre Fire Pistol Team JUNG Samresh, KUMAR Vijay, RANA Jaspal – Gold Shooting Men’s 25m Standard Pistol RANA Jaspal - Gold Men’s 25m Standard Pistol Team JUNG Samresh, PANDIT Ronak, RANA Jaspal - Silver Men’s Trap SANDHU Manavjit Singh -Silver Men’s Trap Team SANDHU Manavjit Singh, SINGH Mansher, SULTAN Anwer -Silver Women’s 10m Air Pistol Team CHAUDHRY Shweta, RAI Sonia, SRAO Harven -Silver Men’s Double Trap Team BHATNAGAR Vikram, RATHORE Rajyavardhan Si, SODHI Ronjan – Silver Men’s 10m Air Rifle Team FARATADE Navanath Bhanud , NARANG Gagan, PADINCHARE THERMAD Raghunath – Bronze Women’s 10m Air Rifle Team SAWANT Tejaswini, SHIRUR Suma, SIDHU Avneet Kaur – Bronze Men’s Double Trap RATHORE Rajyavardhan – Bronze Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol KUMAR Vijay - Bronze Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions NARANG Gagan – Bronze Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions Team KHAN Imran Hasan, NARANG Gagan, RAJPUT Sanjeev - Bronze Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol KUMAR Vijay - Bronze Chess: Women’s Rapid KONERU Humpy – Gold Mixed Team’s Classical KONERU Humpy, KRISHNAN Sasikiran, PENTALA Harikrishna - Gold Kabaddi: Men – Gold Tennis: Men’s Doubles PAES Leander, BHUPATHI Mahesh – Gold Mixed Doubles PAES Leander, MIRZA Sania – Gold Women’s Singles MIRZA Sania – Silver Women’s Team MIRZA Sania, UBEROI Shikha, BHAMBRI Ankita, LAKHANI Isha - Silver Athletics: Women’s 4×400 Relay GEETHA Sati, KAUR Manjeet, KULATHUMMURIYIL Chitra, PARAMANIK Pinki - Gold Women’s 800m SOUNDARAJAN Santhi – Silver Women’s Heptathlon BISWAS Soma – Silver Women’s 400m KAUR Manjeet – Silver Women’s Long Jump GEORGE Anju Bobby – Silver Men’s 4×400 Relay ABRAHAM Joseph, MATHEW Binu K., SINGH Bhupinder, THANIKKAL Aboo Backer – Silver Women’s 1500m PUAULOSE Sinimole – Bronze Women’s Heptathlon SHOBHA J J – Bronze Women’s 5000m ORCHATTERI P. Jaisha – Bronze Women’s Discus Throw PUNIA Krishna - Bronze Rowing: Men’s Lightweight Double Sculls SINGH Bijender, YALAMANCHI Kiran – Bronze Men’s Four JOSHI Satish, KRISHNAN Jenil, SANGWAN Dharmesh, SINGH Sukhjeet – Silver Men’s Single Sculls TAKHAR Bajranglal - Silver Cue Sports: Men English Billiard Singles ADVANI Pankaj Arjan – Gold Men English Billiard Singles SHANDILYA Ashok Harishankar – Silver Men Snooker Teams MEHTA Aditya Snehal, SHAH Rupesh Ashwinbhai, MERCHANT Yasin Reza - Bronze Men English Billiard Doubles SETHI Geet Siriram, SHANDILYA Ashok Harishankar – Bronze Equestrian: Eventing Team AHLAWAT Deep Kumar, PATTU Rajesh, SINGH Bhagirath, SINGH Palvinder – Bronze Boxing: Men’s Middle -75Kg VIJENDER Vijender – Bronze Men’s Super Heavy +91Kg VARGHESE Johnson – Bronze Wrestling: Men’s Freestyle 60kg DUTT Yogeshwar – Bronze Greco-Roman 55kg DALVI Vinayak Dalvi – Bronze Women’s Freestyle 55kg TOMAR Alka – Bronze Women’s Freestyle 63kg JAKHAR Geetika – Silver Men’s Freestyle 120kg IND – India CHEEMA Palwinder Singh – Bronze Men’s Freestyle 66kg IND – India KUMAR Sushil – Bronze Golf: Men’s Team BHULLAR Gaganjeet, KUMAR Chiragh, LAHIRI Anirban Lahiri, CHAKOLA Joseph – Silver Sailing: Beneteau 7.5 – Open CHAUHAN Sanjeev, MONGIA Nitin, RAMCHANDRAN Mahesh, YADAV Girdhari – Silver Laser Radial – Open CHOUDHARY Rajesh – Bronze Hockey: Women – Bronze Archery: Men’s Team CHAMPIA Mangal Singh, RAI Tarundeep, TALUKDAR Jayanta, VISHWAS – Bronze Wushu: Men’s -60kg MAYANGLABAM M Bimoljit Singh – Bronze
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I think all Indian sports should be structured like the way the Indian Boxing Fed has been over the past few years. They have been outstanding and the results are showing clearly. Hopefully the new Supreme Court verdict about kicking out the bloody oldies who are minting money by keeping us in mediocrity helps.

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I think the Boxing Fed has been doing things like giving out central contracts. They have also been great at getting sponsorships for their boxers and attracting some of the best coaching talent to India. A huge kudos to the current admin of the boxing fed. We need to target high medal yielding sports and make sure we get our talent up to spec. Shooters have been a big let down. They should have a few golds. I guess due to CWG they're off color. Most have done great throughout the season. We do have a few world champs in the shooting team. Our weightlifters have been a big let down as well. But I suppose, given the competition, they didn't have much of a chance. We should have a couple of medals in Chess - but Anand and Humpi pulled out. They would have been sure shots to win medals. I'm sure they'll do well at the Olympics. Boxing and Shooting (hopefully wrestling) will be India's big hopes at the Olympics. We really need to improve at Track & Field and Swimming to make any impact on the medals tally in multi-sports events like this. But T&F and Swimming need to be overhauled completely and we can't expect anything from them until perhaps the 20s (if we start now). I'm quite disappointed with our tally position, especially coming off the high of CWG - but I suppose it's good to come down to earth again.

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