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Vaishali and Praggnanandhaa
Vaishali and Praggnanandhaa are one of the most brother-sister duo in Indian Sports currently. Both Grandmasters are the first brother and sister to earn GM titles. Moreover, they are also the first brother and sister to qualify for the Candidates Tournament. Praggnanandhaa is four years younger than Vaishali.
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Vishnu Saravanan and Ramya Saravanan
Both Vishnu and Ramya are one of the most prominent names in Indian sailing. They come from a family rich in Sailing history as their father R. Saravanan was also a national champion in Sailing. Vishnu in the 2023 Asian Games won the bronze medal in laser standard while Ramya missed the medal by a whisker and finished fourth in the mixed multihull (NACRA 17) section.
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Dola Banerjee and Rahul Banerjee
Dola Banerjee and Rahul Banerjee are the only Indian brother and sister pair to take part in the Olympics. Both the archers have many achievements in their kitties with golds at archery World Cups, medals at the Asian Games, Arjuna awards and Olympics appearances. They now run the Dola & Rahul Banerjee Sports Foundation to promote and teach archery in Kolkata.
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KM Beenamol and KM Binu
KM Beenamol and KM Binu were the first Indian siblings to win medals in a major international competition. Binu was the first athlete to break Milkha Singh's 400m National record. He clocked 45.48s at the Athens Olympics in 2004 to break the record. Meanwhile, her elder sister Beenamol became the only third Indian woman to reach the Olympic semi-finals. They both won medals at the Busan Asian Games (2002). Beenamol won the Gold in women's 800m while Binu won the silver in men's event.