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Every Indian athlete that has qualified for the Olympics so far

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The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to begin in July and we head into that all-important crunch period where athletes look to get in prime shape, test themselves in competitions and go that extra mile in their quest for Olympic glory.

Plenty of Indian athletes have already qualified for the Paris Games and there's still time for others to do so. For example, India's wrestlers can win quotas at the Asian Olympic Qualifiers (beginning April 19), while India's track and field athletes can make the cut [by breaching the entry standard] until June 30. Athletes who don't meet the entry standard can qualify via the world rankings route until July 7.

In most sports, the athlete who achieves Olympic qualification is assured a spot at the Games, but in sports such as shooting and wrestling, the quota won belongs to the country and not the athlete. For example: If athlete A wins a wrestling quota in the women's 53kg freestyle, the Wrestling Federation of India will decide whether athlete A goes to the Olympics or if they want to hold a final round of trials to choose the best athlete in that category.

With exactly less than 90 days to go for the 2024 Paris Olympics, ESPN takes a look at every single Indian athlete who has qualified for the Paris Games:


Archery | Athletics | Badminton | Boxing | Equestrian | Hockey | Rowing | Sailing | Shooting | Table-tennis | Weightlifting | Wrestling


Archery

Dhiraj Bommadevara: Men's Recurve | Quota

Bhajan Kaur: Women's Recurve | Quota


Athletics

Neeraj Chopra: Men's Javelin Throw | Qualified by entry standard

Kishore Kumar Jena: Men's Javelin Throw | Qualified by entry standard

Avinash Sable: Men's 3000m Steeplechase | Qualified by entry standard

Parul Chaudary: Women's 3000m Steeplechase | Qualified by entry standard

Priyanka Goswami: Women's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

The men's 20km racewalk poses a challenge as seven Indian athletes have achieved the Paris Olympics qualifying standard, while only three participants are allowed per country. Now, the Athletics Federation of India will have to decide which three go to the Games.

Akshdeep Singh: Men's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

Ram Baboo: Men's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

Arshpreet Singh: Men's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

Vikas Singh: Men's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

Paramjeet Bisht: Men's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

Suraj Panwar: Men's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

Servin Sebastian: Men's 20km racewalk | Qualified by entry standard

Akshdeep Singh and Priyanka Goswami: Mixed marathon racewalk relay | Qualified by entry standard

Women's 4x400m relay team: Direct qualification at the World Relays event.

Men's 4x400m relay team: Direct qualification at the World Relays event.


Badminton

PV Sindhu: Women's Singles | Qualified via BWF Race to Paris rankings

Ashwini Ponnappa and Tanisha Crasto: Women's Doubles | Qualified via BWF Race to Paris rankings

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty: Men's Doubles | Qualified via BWF Race to Paris rankings

HS Prannoy: Men's Singles | Qualified via BWF Race to Paris rankings

Lakshya Sen: Men's Singles | Qualified via BWF Race to Paris rankings

Boxing

Nikhat Zareen: Women's 50kg | Quota [Confirmed participation at the Olympics as per Federation rules]

Preeti Pawar: Women's 54kg | Quota [Confirmed participation at the Olympics as per Federation rules]

Jaismine Lamboria: Women's 57kg | Quota [Confirmed participation at the Olympics as per Federation rules]

Lovlina Borgohain: Women's 75kg | Quota [Confirmed participation at the Olympics as per Federation rules]

Amit Panghal: Men's 51 kg | Quota [Confirmed participation at the Olympics as per Federation rules]

Nishant Dev: Men's 71kg | Quota [Confirmed participation at the Olympics as per Federation rules]

Equestrian

Anush Agarwalla: Individual Dressage | Quota

Golf

Shubhankar Sharma: Qualified via Olympic ranking

Gaganjeet Bhullar: Qualified via Olympic ranking

Aditi Ashok: Qualified via Olympic ranking

Diksha Dagar: Qualified via Olympic ranking


Hockey

Hockey Men's Team: Direct qualification after winning gold in 2022 Asian Games.


Judo

Tulika Maan: 78kg+ category | Qualified via continental quota


Rowing

Balraj Panwar: Men's single sculls (M1x) | Qualified by entry standard


Sailing

Vishnu Saravanan: Men's ICLA 7 [One Person Dinghy] | Quota

Nethra Kumanan: Women's ILCA 6 | Quota


Shooting

India have a full complement of 10 men and 10 women shooters.

Palak Gulia: Women's 10m Air Pistol | Quota

Esha Singh: Women's 10m Air Pistol | Quota

Manu Bhaker: Women's 25m Pistol | Quota

Rhythm Sangwan: Women's 25m Pistol | Quota

Mehuli Ghosh: Women's 10m Air Rifle | Quota

Tilottama Sen: Women's 10m Air Rifle | Quota

Sift Kaur Samra: Women's 50m Rifle 3P | Quota

Shriyanka Sadangi: Women's 50m Rifle 3P | Quota

Rajeshwari Kumari: Women's Trap | Quota

Raiza Dhillon: Women's Skeet | Quota

Sarabjot Singh: Men's 10m Air Pistol | Quota

Varun Tomar: Men's 10m Air Pistol | Quota

Anish Bhanwala: Men's 25m Rapid Fire Pistol | Quota

Vijayveer Sidhu: Men's 25m Rapid Fire Pistol | Quota

Rudrankksh Patil: Men's 10m Air Rifle | Quota

Arjun Babuta: Men's 10m Air Rifle | Quota

Swapnil Kusale: Men's 50m Rifle 3P | Quota

Akhil Sheoran: Men's 50m Rifle 3P | Quota

Bhowneesh Mendiratta: Men's Trap | Quota

Anantjeet Singh Naruka: Men's Skeet | Quota

Maheshwari Chauhan: Women's Skeet | Quota


Table-tennis

As a result of the team's qualifying for the Olympics via ranking, two quotas in men's and women's singles are automatically awarded.

Men's Table Tennis Team: Quota via ranking

Women's Table Tennis Team: Quota via ranking


Tennis

Rohan Bopanna and Sriram Balaji: Men's doubles | Qualified via ranking


Weightlifting

Mirabai Chanu: Women's 49kg | Qualified by OQR ranking


Wrestling

Antim Panghal: Women's 53kg | Quota

Vinesh Phogat: Women's 50kg| Quota

Anshu Malik: Women's 57kg | Quota

Reetika Hooda: Women's 76kg | Quota


Indian long jumper Murali Sreeshankar had qualified but has withdrawn from the Olympics due to a knee injury.

Parveen Hooda lost her Olympic quota earned with a bronze at the Asian Games after being handed a suspension by WADA for a whereabouts failure, necessitating the participation of Jaismine Lamboria in the 57kg Olympic Boxing Qualifiers.