NEW DELHI: Ace shuttler PV Sindhu is”prepared and eager” to represent India at the forthcoming Tokyo Olympics following five years.
The Tokyo Olympics will be held from July 23 to August 8 this season after becoming postponed in 2020 because of COVID-19.
Earlier in the afternoon, Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports Kiren Rijiju shared with a movie on Twitter wanting every athlete that the Best for your Tokyo games.
Sindhu resisted the Sports Minister for its”overwhelming” support.
“The service is obviously overpowering! We’re prepared and so eager to represent India with this iconic phase! 5 decades in the building – I cannot wait and great fortune to all of my fellow Olympians,” Sindhu tweeted.
The service is obviously overpowering! We’re prepared and so eager to represent India with this iconic phase! 5 years at.
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https://t.
co/V7DmpNoM4l— Pvsindhu (@Pvsindhu1) 1622298658000Bhavani Devi, who made history by being the first Indian fencer to meet the requirements for the Olympic Games, also thanked Rijiju for believing in her.
The fencer stated she’ll present her best from the Tokyo Games.
“Thanks @KirenRijiju sir for believing in us.
We guarantee our very best attempts and devotion,” Bhavani tweeted.
Offering you @KirenRijiju sir for believing in us.
We guarantee our very best attempts and commitment.
Https://t.
co/unbWDamUjp— C A Bhavani Devi (@IamBhavaniDevi) 1622296995000The Sports Minister has exuded optimism in the athletes’ performance in the forthcoming Tokyo Olympics and said”India is prepared to proceed and glow”.
Rijiju also encouraged every Indian to cheer for the athletes including from the megaevent because they continue to prepare to the Tokyo Olympics.
“I encourage each day to cheer for our athletes as they train to win laurels for India despite tough times.
Yes, India is prepared to proceed and glow in the #Tokyo2020 Olympics,” Rijiju tweeted.
I encourage each Indian to cheer for our athletes as they train to win laurels for India despite tough times.
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https://t.
co/W8ifXoWbJV— Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) 1622290790000Also, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) on Thursday affirmed that its full contingent bound to the Olympics will soon be vaccinated from COVID-19 prior to the Tokyo Games.
The IOA also has explained its whole contingent has received the initial dose of this COVID-19 vaccine, although some are completely vaccinated too.