Recalling India's proud moments in Olympic Games

India wins the gold medal in the 1964 Olympics after losing in 1960.

We all know this sports person, right? Abhinav Bindra aimed at the first ever individual Gold for India at 2008 Olympics.

Aditi Ashok created history at the age of 18 when she became the first Indian woman to play at the Rio 2016 Olympic. She made all of us proud.

Did you know Independent India won its 1^st ever Olympics medal in 1948 that too against Britain? Seems like we have never been in the mood of giving any sort of 'lagan’.

Dipa Karmakar, the first-ever Indian woman gymnast who qualified for Olympics, couldn’t win a medal, but won our hearts instead in 2016 Rio Olympics.

Gagan Narang with his clear vision won Bronze medal in the 2012 London Olympics in 10m Air Rifle.

Leander Peas holding his head high after bringing India’s 2nd individual medal. The wait of 44 years was finally broken by Peas in the 1996 Olympics. Kd Jhadhav (bronze in wrestling, 1952 Olympics) was the first one.

The name is Karnam Malleshwari, the first-ever Indian woman to win an Olympic medal in Sydney 2000 Olympics.

Magnificent Marry, the most decorated boxer in the world, won Bronze medal in the 2012 Olympics for India.

P.T. Usha ‘the queen of Indian track-and-field’ came fourth & lost the 1984 Olympic 400m race by just a margin. But our ‘Payyoli Express’ was successful in engrave India’s name in the game for sure.