New Delhi: The Tokyo PV Sindhu Olympic bronze medal on Monday is a talented badminton racket high quality for the Minister of Law of the Rijiju Kiren Union.
Rijju uploaded a video on his Twitter account where Sindhu can be seen GIFT a racket to him.
Shuttler also taught ministers how to wrap the racket handle.
“Great honor for sports brotherhood like @ Pvsindhu1 is given with Padma Bhushan Award for its achievements in sports for India.
Congratulations !! Thank you Sindhu to give me the top quality badminton racket & also to teach me how to wrap the racket handle handle,” Tweeted Riju.
President of RAM Nath Kovind on Monday ventured Padma Bhushan, the third highest civilian award of the country, to the Badminton Player of the ACE India PV Sindhu.
President Kovind presents the Padma Awards 2020 at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
The Padma Award is one of the highest civilian awards in India which was announced every year in the Eve of the Republican Day.
Awards are given in three categories: Padma Vibhushan (for exceptional and leading services), Padma Bhushan (honorable service from high levels) and Padma Shri (leading service).
This award seeks to recognize achievements in all fields of activity or disciplines where elements of public services are involved.
“This is a proud moment.
I am very grateful to the Indian government, all ministers and President sir to give me this award.
I am very happy, this kind of award gives us a lot of encouragement, support and motivation.
To do much better in the future To come, “said PV Sindhu to Ani after receiving Padma Bhushan Award.
“Surely I will work hard and give the best.
I have several tournaments to come, so I hope I’m fine and give the best in it,” he added.
Sindhu has been the recipient of Shri in 2015, the fourth highest civilian award in India and the highest Honor of India, Khel Ratna award in 2016.
Post Rio 2016 Silver Medal, Sindhu then won a medal in the 2018 Commonwealth game and the Asian Games.
In 2019, he became the first Indian to win the World Badminton Championship Beat Okuhara Nozomi in the final.
In 2021, Sindhu took a giant leap when he ticked his name in the history of the country after he won a bronze medal in a single women’s competition in Tokyo 2020.
With that bronze, Sindhu became the first woman from India to become a double winner of the Olympic Medal.
The ruling world champion defeated HE Bing Jiao from China 21-13, 21-15 for a badminton lady bronze in Tokyo 2020.
PV Sindhu was last seen in court in October when he fell from the Frenchman Open 2021 after losing to Sayaka.
Takahashi in the semi-finals.