Anil Khanna

Read: Email from AITA to Bhupathi, Boppana

New Delhi: CNN-IBN's Associate Editor (sports), Digvijay Singh Deo got hold of the email sent from Anil Khanna to Rohan Bopanna and Mahesh Bhupathi and Anil Khanna, dated March 10, 2012 in which the All-India Tennis Association president assured the pair that no decision regarding Indias London Olympic participation would be taken without consultation.

Below is the full text of the email.

Dear Mahesh & Rohan,

Thanks very much for your e-mail of 9th March 2012. At the outset I must state that you are two of the greatest champions for Indian Tennis and your contribution to Indian Tennis is not less than any other players. Your commitment to India to win an Olympic medal is well recognized and comes straight from your heart....more    

Read: Email from Bhupathi, Bopanna to AITA

New Delhi: CNN-IBN's Associate Editor (sports), Digvijay Singh Deo got hold of the email sent from Rohan Bopanna and Mahesh Bhupathi to Anil Khanna, the All-India Tennis Association president dated March 9, 2012, in which the tennis pair requested that they should be nominated for the 2012 London Olympics in the doubles category. Below is the full text of the email. Attn: Anil Khanna Secretary, All India Tennis Association March...  

AITA selects two tennis teams for Olympics

Putting an end to the tennis row, AITA has decided to send two men's doubles teams to London: Bhupathi-Bopanna and Leander-Vishnu Vardhan. ...

Tennis players must quit fighting: Krishna

New Delhi: With just over a day to go to file entries for the Olympics, India is making a final bid to send a tennis team. After Sports Minister Ajay Maken backed out from the ongoing tennis impasse, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna has stepped in to resolve the issue. Krishna, who is also the Life President of the All India Tennis Association (AITA), has asked AITA President Anil Khanna...  

Anil Khanna elected as AITA president

Bangalore: Anil Khanna was elevated to the post of All India Tennis Association president, replacing Yashwant Singh who stepped down after 12 years at the helm, on Saturday. Khanna, who was the AITA secretary general so far, was unanimously elected to the top job during the body's Annual General Meeting. He was replaced by Bharat Oza, who was elected the executive vice-president and secretary-general for a four-year term. Among other...