Must-Read Books Based On Lives Of Inspiring Indian Women Olympians

Here are some books based on inspiring Indian women Olympians.What’s better than reliving their inspiring stories through books!
Here are some books based on inspiring Indian women Olympians.What’s better than reliving their inspiring stories through books!
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Saina Nehwal defeats Malaysian shuttler Kisona Selvaduray in the first round of the Thailand Open. She tags alongwith Srikanth Kidambi in the second round in Thursday.
“I get my confidence from her. I just had a dream; I did not have the vision to make it come true. It was my mother who drew the path for me.”
As per the National Sports Code, an active athlete cannot hold an official post in any federation.
Malik tweeted, “My heartiest congratulations on the commencement of new innings of a fresh tenure in @ParalympicIndia.” She expressed her gratitude on being trusted with the Presidentship. She is happy that they are welcoming an athlete-centric approach in para-sports in India.
World number six PV Sindhu lost to Sayaka Takahashi of Japan in a closely-fought women’s singles pre-quarterfinal match at Jakarta, driving India out of the Indonesia Masters.
Waykar was part of the Junior Asian Track Cycling Championship in 2017 and won the national titles in 2016 and 2017. She finished third in her first time in the Senior category at the 2019 Nationals in the Time Trial.
In an interview, Sweety said that her father put her ahead of others and supported her in every way he could. “I would tell coaches to lend me spikes, and I would show I deserved them by winning,” she stated.