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Summary of Medals Won in Important Events by Athletes Supported Under NSDF Event Gold Silver Bronze Total Olympics 1 1 2 4 World Summary of Medals won in Important Events by Athletes supported under NSDF Event Gold Silver Bronze Total Olympics 1 1 2 4 World Championships 2 1 3 6 World Cups 10 5 14 27 Asian Games 6 13 20 39 Commonwealth Games 16 10 11 37 Total 35 30 48 113 By 31 out of 66 athletes* (46.9%) from 1st Jan 2001 to 31st Dec 2014 * Out of the 87 athletes supported by NSDF, 21 athletes received funding in 2015 only. Important Medals won / achievements by athletes after grant of NSDF Assistance S.No Name of the Discipline Total Assistance Important medals won / Sportsperson Assistance Given w.e.f achievements after grant of Given in assistance INR (Till 06.06.2015) 1 Anil Kumar Athletics 2002 -03 1. Bronze, Asian Games, 2002 22,05,755.00 2. Bronze, Asian Championships, 2003 2 Ms. Anju Bobby Athletics 2003 - 04 1. Bronze Medal, IAAF World George 15,62,659.00 Championships, 2003 2. Gold Medal, IAAF World Athletics Finals, 2005 3. Silver Medal, Asian Games, 2006 3 Ms. Bobby Athletics 2002 - 03 1. Silver Medal, Asian Games, Aloysius 34,11,602.00 2002 4 Om Prakash Singh Athletics 2011 - 12 1. Broken National Record in Karhana 75,21,133.00 2012 5 Krishna Poonia Athletics 2011 - 12 1. 7th Position, London 91,76,408.00 Olympics, 2012 2. National Record, 2012 6 Vikas Gowda Athletics 2011 - 12 1. 8th Position, London 92,46,198.00 Olympics, 2012 2. Gold, Commonwealth Games, 2014 3. Silver, Asian Games, 2014 7 Mayookha Johnny Athletics 2011 - 12 1. National Record in 2011 33,87,627.00 8 to 4 Athletes (Preeja Athletics 2011 - 12 O.P. Jaisha 11 Sreedharan, Kavita 76,85,565.00 1. Bronze, Asian Games, 2014 Raut, O.P. Jaisha, 2. Winner (India), Mumbai Sudha Singh) Marathon, 2015 Preeja Sreedharan: 1. Winner (India), Delhi Half Marathon, 2014 Sudha Singh 1. Silver, Asian Championships, 2013 12 Anup Sridhar Badminton 2008 - 09 1. Winner, Czech International, 6,28,518.00 2013 13 MC Mary Kom Boxing 2012 - 13 1. Bronze Medal, London (through SAI) 34,18,326.00 Olympics, 2012 2. Gold Medal, Asian Games, 2014 14 Abhijeet Gupta Chess 2012 - 13 1. 3rd, Commonwealth Chess 5,59,971.00 Championship, 2014 15 Parimarjan Negi Chess 2006 - 07 1. Bronze (Team), World 80,77,595.00 Chess Olympiad, 2014 2. Silver (Team) & Bronze (Blitz Team), Asian Nations Cup, 2014 16 Tania Sachdev Chess 2008 - 09 1. 1 Gold & 2 Silver, Asian 11,40,636.00 Chess Championship, 2014 2. Bronze, Commonwealth Chess Championship, 2014 3. Winner, Asian Chess Championship, 2008 17 Lt Col Rajesh Pattu Equestrian 2012 - 13 33,85,178.00 18 to Ashish Gymnastics 2011 - 12 Dipa Karmakar 26 Kumar,Iqrar 50,35,754.00 1. Bronze, Commonwealth Hasan, Rakesh Games, 2014 Patra, Alok Ranajan,Dipa karmarkar,B Arjuna,Rucha Divekar,Roma Jogalekar, Meenakshi 27 Abhinav Bindra Shooting 2001 -02 1. Gold Medal, Beijing 441,07,851.0 Olympics, 2008 0 2. Gold, World Championships, 2006 3. 4 Gold, 2 Silver & 1 Bronze, Commonwealth Games, 2002- 2014 4. 1 Silver & 2 Bronze, Asian Games, 2010-14 5. 3 Bronze, World Cups, 2001-15 28 Anjali Bhagwat Shooting 2008 - 09 1. Bronze, Asian 10,94,749.00 Championships, 2008 29 Anwer Sultan Shooting 2004 - 05 20,53,397.00 30 Avneet Kaur Shooting 2008 - 09 11,87,564.00 31 Gagan Narang Shooting 2004 - 05 1. Bronze, London Olympics, 19,61,323.00 2012 2. 8 Gold, Commonwealth Games, 2006-10 3. 2 Silver & 3 Bronze, Asian Games, 2010 4. Bronze, World Championships, 2010 5. 2 Gold & 4 Bronze, World Cups, 2006-2015 32 Lt Col Shooting 2003 -04 1. Silver Medal, Athens Rajyavardhan 123,94,629.0 Olympics, 2004 Rathore 0 2. 1 Gold & 1 Silver, Commonwealth Games, 2006 3. 1 Silver & 1 Bronze, Asian Games, 2006 4. 1 Bronze, World Championship, 2003 5. 2 Gold & 1 Bronze, World Cups, 2003-08 33 Manavjit Singh Shooting 2004 -05 1. Gold, World Sandhu 497,96,232.0 Championships, 2006 0 2. 2 Gold, 1 Silver & 2 Bronze, World Cups, 2005-15 3. 2 Silver & 1 Bronze Asian Games, 2006-10 4. 1 Silver & 3 Bronze, Commonwealth Games, 2006- 14 34 Mansher Singh Shooting 2004 -05 1. Bronze (Team), Asian 181,07,912.0 Games, 2010 0 35 Moraad Ali Khan Shooting 2005 - 06 9,00,000.00 36 Ronjan Sodhi Shooting 2006 -07 1. 2 Silver, Commonwealth 427,40,957.0 Games, 2010 0 2. 1 Gold & 1 Bronze, Asian Games, 2010 3. 2 Gold, 2 Silver & 2 Bronze, World Cups, 2007-15 37 Sanjeev Rajput Shooting 2008 - 09 1. 1 Gold & 1 Silver, World 22,86,282.00 Cups, 2010-11 2. Silver (Pairs Event), Asian games, 2010 38 Ms. Suma Shirur Shooting 2004 - 05 1. Bronze (Team), Asian 11,49,364.00 Games, 2006 2. Bronze (Pairs Event), Commonwealth Games, 2010 39 Samresh Jung Shooting 2008 - 09 1. 1 Silver & 1 Bronze, 16,71,770.00 Commonwealth Games, 2010 40 Vikram Bhatnagar Shooting 2007 - 08 1. Bronze, Asian Shooting 9,87,156.00 Championships, 2008 41 Zoravar Singh Shooting 2007 - 08 1. Bronze, World Cup, 2007 Sandhu 10,60,438.00 42 Shagun Chowdhary Shooting 2011 -12 1. Silver, Asian 105,88,591.0 Championships, 2012 0 43 Joydeep Karmarkar Shooting 2012 - 13 1. 4th, London Olympics, 2012 22,31,872.00 44 Heena Sidhu Shooting 2012 - 13 1. Silver, World Cup, 2014 45,38,549.00 1. Gold, World Cup Final, 2014 45 Naresh Kumar Shooting 2008 - 09 1. Represented India for the Sharma (Paralympic 84,44,969.00 3rd time in Paralympics s) 46 Dipika Pallikal Squash 2012 - 13 1. Gold (Doubles), 15,87,181.00 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow 2014 2. Bronze (Singles), Asian Games, Incheon 2014 47 Sandeep Sejwal Swimming 2008 - 09 3,44,045.00 48 Virdhawal Khade Swimming 2007 - 08 1. Qualified for Beijing 13,51,246.00 Olympics 2008 2. Bronze, Asian Games, 2010 49 Somdev Tennis 2010 - 11 1. Gold, Commonwealth Devvarman 39,49,597.00 Games, 2010 2. 2 Gold & 1 Silver, Asian Games, 2010 50 Leander Paes Tennis 2010 - 11 1. Winner of 5 Grand Slams 66,98,846.00 (Doubles/Mixed Doubles) 2010-15 2. Bronze (Doubles), Commonwealth Games, 2010 51 Mahesh Bhupathi Tennis 2011 - 12 1. Bronze (Doubles), 40,85,138.00 Commonwealth Games, 2010 2. Winner (Mixed Doubles), French Open, 2012 52 Sania Mirza Tennis 2011 - 12 1. 1 Gold, 1 Silver & 2 Bronze, 34,67,424.00 Asian Games, 2010-14 2. 1 Silver & 1 Bronze, Commonwealth Games, 2010 3. Winner, 2 Grand Slams (Mixed Doubles), 2012-14 53 Rohan Bopanna Tennis 2011 - 12 1. Reached highest World 17,38,315.00 Ranking of #3 in Doubles in 2013 54 Yuki Bhambri Tennis 2011 - 12 1. 2 Bronze, Asian Games, 19,16,971.00 2014 55 Sanam Singh Tennis 2011 - 12 1. Silver, Asian Games, 2014 9,78,580.00 56 J. Vishnuvardhan Tennis 2012 - 13 1. Achieved career best highest 9,77,303.00 ranking in Singles (262) and in Doubles (180) in 2012 57 Karan Rastogi Tennis 2012 - 13 1. Achieved career best highest 6,74,486.00 ranking in Singles (284) and in Doubles (217) in 2012 58 Jamyang Namgial Winter 2009 - 10 1. Represented India at the Games, 8,69,322.00 Winter Olympics 2010 Alpine Skiing 59 Tashi Lundup Cross 2009 - 10 1. Represented India at the Country 7,56,805.00 Winter Olympics 2010 Skiing 60 Shiva Keshavan Luge 2009 - 10 1. 2 Gold & 3 Silver, Asian KP 32,00,620.00 Championships, 2010-14 2. Represented India for an unprecedented 5th Time in Winter Olympics in 2014 61 Arjun Athlete 2014 - 15 1. Winner, National 12,07,996.00 Championships, 2014-15 2. Improved his personal best from 55 to 58.51 m 62 Seema Punia Athlete 2014 - 15 1. Gold, Asian Games, 2014 16,09,194.00 2. Silver, Commonwealth Games, 2014 63 K C Ganapathy, Yatching 2014 - 15 Varsha: Varsha Gautham 13,78,225.00 1. Bronze, Asian Games, 2014 64 Harika Dronvalli Chess 2014 - 15 1. Silver, World Women Team 8,53,082.00 Chess Chamionship, 2015 65 Varsha Gautham Yatching 2014 - 15 1. Bronze, Asian Games, 2014 15,17,500.00 66 Aishwarya N Yatching 2014 - 15 1. Bronze, Asian Games, 2014 15,17,500.00 67 Ankur Mittal Shooter 2015 - 16 5,64,792.00 68 Anisa Sayyed Shooter 2015 - 16 2,44,620.00 69 Harinder Pal Singh Squash 2015 - 16 1. Achieved his career best 2,13,252.00 highest ranking of World#59 70 Kynan Chenai Shooter 2015 - 16 1. Shot his personal best score 10,57,057.00 of 123/125 in Qatar Open, 2015 71-86 Tarundeep 2015 - 16 Deepika Kumari: Rai,Atanu Archery 9,53,452.00 1. Bronze, World Cup Stage 2, Das,Jayanta 2015 Talukdar, Mangal Singh Champia, Deepika Kumari, Bombayla Devi L, Rimil Buruily, Laxmi Rani Majhi, Dola Banerjee, Sanjay Boro, Atul Verma, Ranjit Naik, Madhu Vedwan, Ishita, Himani Boro, Priyanka Tharan 87 Mohd Asab 2015 -16 Shooter 4,81,161.00 Total Assistance Provided 33,52,65,856 (till 06.06.2015) .
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