Siddhartha Talukdar

But it isn't part of Tripartite Commission as per this document. Anyways they have few athletes who can qualify via Athletics Rankings and outside chance in Men's Singles in Badminton https://78884ca60822a34fb0e6-082b8fd5551e97bc65e327988b444396.ssl.cf3.rackcdn.com/up/2022/11/Paris_Olympic_Games_2024_Judo_-1669312731.pdf

India squad for 2024 Table Tennis World Championships

Not sure why Taniksha Khatri is not participating in international events but she participated in National Championships in Guwahati during 28-31 January. In any case she is not expected to qualify via rankings so her best bet is in qualification tournament.

India squad for 2024 Aquatics World Championships Feb 2-18 https://www.worldaquatics.com/competitions/2969/world-aquatics-championships-doha-2024/athletes?gender=&discipline=&countryId=bb8a9f96-daa0-4ef0-87af-20350a398a20 seems to be a very young squad

Actually we were confirmed 1 quota in Sailing under Emerging Nations especially Vishnu Saravanan in ILCA 7 as he was the highest ranked sailor. Hope that other sailors like Nethra Kumanan and pair of Varun Thakkar-Ganapathy step in final qualification race https://d2cx26qpfwuhvu.cloudfront.net/sailingparis2024/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/13184801/Paris-2024-Emerging-Nations-Program-Athletes_20230830.pdf

While various world leaders just make boastful statements during COP summits, India actually delivers. India has overachieved its commitment made at COP 21- Paris Summit by already meeting 40% of its power capacity from non-fossil fuels- almost nine years ahead of its commitment and the share of solar and wind in India’s energy mix have grown phenomenally. India is heading the Solar Alliance whose primary objective of the alliance is to work for the efficient consumption of solar energy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. While the world is struggling with costly EVs, most tuktuks in India are already electric or on CNG which are affordable, easy to maintain and long lasting. I understand many here have long lasting biases of India being a Third- World nation but its developing fast

Actually the frequency of statements by various Indian leaders saying India to host 2036 Olympics has been growing. Most recently it was made by Mukesh Ambani, richest man in India and 15th in the world, during Vibrant Gujarat summit 2024. Vibrant Gujarat is a summit to attract investments in the Indian state of Gujarat and heads of state of 4 countries attended- Czechia, Mozambique, Timor Leste, UAE. India is pitching for Ahmedabad to be host city which 5th largest city in India and largest city in Gujarat. To note Mukesh Ambani is husband of Nita Ambani who is IOC member. During IOC session in Mumbai last year, Thomas Bach had met the couple. https://youtu.be/sXDy5zf_vxM?si=f8cFtA5rWddwK2O_

France supports India's intention to host Olympics. India wants to host 2036 Olympics and 2030 Youth Olympics

Emmanuel Macron will support India's bid to host 2036 Olympics and 2030 Youth Olympics https://twitter.com/sidhant/status/1750938242839683515

The 8 group winners are seeded and move into Round of 16. The 2nd place from each group shall be drawn from 3rd place from each group with condition that teams from same group can't be drawn against each other. The winners of this playoff round will play against the group winners. The winner of each match shall qualify for quarterfinals and Olympics. The entire draw for the knockout stage shall be made in one go

So Asian Table Tennis Union has five zones - East Asia, South-East Asia, South Asia, Central Asia, and West Asia. So Asia gets 6 quotas so 1 quota gets allocated to each of the five zones and the sixth one is allocated either by ranking or competition (format for 6th quota is TBD, it was ranking in 2020 and competition in 2016). So here are NOC in each zone East Asia : South-East Asia: South Asia: Central Asia: West Asia: so Central Asia quota is tough battle between and players unless anyone gets team quota

Totally undeserving if the team can't defeat two lowly ranked teams at home and can't convert plenty of penalty corners. Hope this wakes up Hockey India and Sports Ministry and plans well for the next Olympic cycle. Regarding contingent size this is a huge dent as hockey is the only team sport we are good enough and have reached a ceiling in terms of quotas in other sports we qualify usually. Also we are miles from qualifying in other sports where we never qualified. But the contingent size should touch 100

I think our Sports Ministry should send a research team to Uzbekistan to get tips on improving our Football, Boxing, Wrestling, Rowing, Judo and Taekwondo

Is anyone aware of how one can earn quota in Sailing via 'Emerging Nations Program'. The qualification document says highest ranked among the Emerging Nations shall qualify, so Nethra Kumanan should qualify via that route

Rhythm Sangwan earns quota in 25m Pistol.

Not in favour of reallocation to skeet events if we can't qualify, let our best shooters go to Paris. There is enough chances for shooters to qualify especially from Asia and Europe, if our shotgun shooters can't qualify directly it means they aren't good enough

What happened to Javed Faroughi, he still couldn't qualify yet

Varun Tomar secures quota in Men's 10 Air Pistol. So its 31st quota and contingent size is 46 in 7 sports. Also 14th quota in Shooting and 2 quotas in Men's 10 Air Pistol

and get quotas in Men's 10m Air Pistol

Hi @dcro, can you comment on this https://inside.fei.org/media-updates/fei-publishes-olympic-and-paralympic-rankings-paris-2024

Apparently Anush Agarwalla has qualified in Dressage as being top rider in Overall Rankings. He has to maintain MER till June 2024 to confirm qualification. So its 30th Quota place and contingent size is 45 in 7 sports. Unfortunately, Fouaad Mirza missed out as there were two Chinese above him in Eventing Group G rankings and upto 2 individuals per country can qualify in Eventing

Mirza won't get the quota as there are two Chinese above him, in eventing a country can get two individual quotas

Here are my votes BEST MALE ATHLETE for sportsmen in Olympic sports #1: Neeraj Chopra (athletics) #2: Noah Lyles (athletics) #3: Zaurbek Sidakov (wrestling) #4: Novak Djokovic (tennis) #5: #6: BEST FEMALE ATHLETE for sportswomen in Olympic sports #1: An Se-young (badminton) #2: Sun Yingsha (table tennis) #3: Sifan Hassan (athletics) #4: #5: #6: BEST NON-OLYMPIC ATHLETE for athletes in Non-Olympic sports and disciplines #1: Jyothi Vennam (compound archery) #2: Max Verstappen (motorsports) #3: Nour El-Sherbini (squash) #4: #5: #6: BEST PARALYMPIC ATHLETE for athletes with a disability #1: Sheetal Devi (para archery) #2: Diede de Groot (tennis) #3: #4: #5: #6: BEST YOUTH ATHLETE for athletes up to 18 years old (born after January 1st, 2005) (including Olympic, Non-Olympic and Paralympic sports) #1: Summer McIntosh (swimming) #2: Felix Lebrun (table tennis) #3: #4: #5: #6: BEST MEN'S TEAM for national men's teams or groups (including Olympic, Non-Olympic and Paralympic sports) #1: Cricket #2: Baseball #3: #4: #5: #6: BEST WOMEN'S TEAM for national women's teams or groups (including Olympic, Non-Olympic and Paralympic sports) #1: Football #2: Cricket #3: #4: #5: #6: BEST DOUBLES/PAIR OR MIXED TEAM for doubles and pairs or mixed teams and groups (including Olympic, Non-Olympic and Paralympic sports) #1: Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan (badminton) #2: Chen Yiwen/Chang Yani (Diving) #3: #4: #5: #6: BREAKTHROUGH OF THE YEAR for the most improved athlete (aged 19 or over) or national team (including Olympic, Non-Olympic and Paralympic sports) #1: Akhmed Tazhudinov (wrestling) #2: Kishore Jena (athletics) #3: #4: #5: #6: COMEBACK OF THE YEAR for athletes or national teams who made a comeback performance in 2023 (including Olympic, Non-Olympic and Paralympic sports) #1: Simone Biles (gymnastics) #2: Hsieh Su-wei (tennis) #3: Cameron McEvoy (swimming) #4: #5: #6: SPORT MOMENT OF THE YEAR for any sport moment from 2023 #1: Abhay Singh saving 2 championship points to win Team Squash gold against in 2022 Asian Games #2: An injured Glenn Maxwell scoring 201 runs not out to help his team win against in 2023 Cricket World Cup #3: #4: #5: #6:

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Indian shooters do extremely well in junior level but fall short in senior level especially in high level tournaments like World Championships and Olympics. Its partly due to pressure due to huge expectations and improper selection policy. Winning quotas isn't an issue, 13 quotas have been secured already; only China and United States have more. Our shooting federation has changed the selection policy and coaches and hopefully they will select the right squad