India's young sports stars

Shiva Thapa training at NIS Patiala. He won the Asian championship title and is ranked fourth in the world (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)

Updated on: Aug 12, 2013 1:50 AM IST

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Shiva Thapa training at NIS Patiala. He won the Asian championship title and is ranked fourth in the world (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)

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Rani Rampal, who plays for the junior women's hockey team, was the "player of the tournament" at the recent world championships (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)

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Jaspreet Kaur (front) spending some quality time with family. She is one of the junior hockey team's upcoming stars (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)

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A few months ago, 19 year-old Olympian boxer Shiva Thapa won the Asian championship title and is currently ranked fourth in the world (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)

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L Devendro Singh is ranked second in the latest world ranking released by the world boxing body (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)

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London Olympic Games quarterfinalist L Devendro Singh, 20, is ranked second in the latest world rankings released by the world boxing body, AIBA (Rajnish Katyal/ HT Photo)

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Geeta and Babita training. The duo created history by becoming the first sisters to win world championship medals in wrestling (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)

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Geeta and Babita created history by becoming the first sisters to win world championship medals in wrestling (Rajnish Katyal /HT Photo)