Personalities

- Nisha Millet
- Vijay Bharadwaj
- Aparna Popat
- P. Gopichand
- Mahesh Bhupathi
- Anil Kumble
- P.Anil Kumar

Young Achievers

- Punkaj Advani
- Shilpa Sequeira
- Neema Joyappa
- B.N. Chandrika

Interview

- Roger Binny
- M Azharuddin
- Raman Subba Row
- Ashok Shandilya

Review

Sports History

Aparna Lalji Popat is undoubtedly the badminton queen of Bangalore and India. Training at the BPL Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy, 22-year-old Aparna achieved her world's best ranking of 20 in 1999. The Mumbai brought up Aparna has now made Bangalore her base to pursue her badminton career. Aparna has been in the limelight ever since she finished as the runner-up in the World Junior Championship at Denmark in 1996. The reigning National Champion, Aparna has been the top ranked woman badminton player of the country to claim the crown of the undisputed Queen of Indian badminton.

Her list of achievements include winning the gold medal at the SAARC championships, winning the French Open in 1998 and enter the various stage of the International tournaments in the European circuit. India's hopes in the international scenario to a large extent depends on the performance of Aparna, who will be a possible contender for the Sydney Olympic Games scheduled to be held later this year.