Another set of pictures with the who's who at the London Olympics. From the track king Michael Jhonson to Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan.
With Amitabh Bachchan after he finished his Olympic torch relay in London.
With The Perfect 10 Nadia. Nadia won three gold medals at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal and was the first female gymnast to be awarded a perfect score of 10 in a gymnastic event.
With Michael Jhonson - The King of the 200m and the 400m.
With Vijender Singh and Jai Bhagwan.
With Sumit Sangwan, Shiva Thapa and Hari Shankar Varma.
With former Moroccon athlete Hicham El Guerrouj, he is the current holder of the 1500 metres, mile and outdoor 2000 metres world records, as well as a double Olympic gold medalist.
With Indian shuttlers Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponappa
The Women's Archery team with their coach Poornima Mahto
Rahul Bannerjee, CWG Gold Medalist, Archery
More about Digvijay Singh Deo
Digvijay Singh Deo is Associate Editor, Sports, CNN-IBN. A Liverpool fan to the core, Digvijay is an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication New Delhi. He has previously worked in Star News and Doordarshan News before joining CNN-IBN at its inception in 2005. Digvijay has an in-depth understanding of all sport. He has an impressive CV having covered the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games, the 2006 Asian Games in Doha and the 2008 Beijing Olympics. But covering Team India’s tour to Pakistan in 2004, after a gap of 15 years, is his most memorable experience. He was the only journalist invited to be a part of the Delhi leg of the Beijing Olympic Torch relay in 2008, a rare honour. He has to his credit some of the biggest news breaks in the world of Indian sports, earning him the respect of India's top sports persons. A football fanatic, he eagerly waits for the day when Liverpool will once again be crowned Champions of the English Premier League and Europe.
Digvijay Singh Deo
London Olympics, Check!As the world is gearing up for the London Olympics 2012, the teams, the journalist and the spectators all have started arriving in the British capital.
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