Last hope for India to win medal at Rio Olympics 2016 - Yogeshwar dutt at Olympics qualification round

Today is the last day of Rio Olympics 2016 and India`s last hope for medal is Wrestler yogeshwar dutt . He has won Bronze medal at 2012 London Olympics in 60kg Category. This time, he is praising to get gold for his country. Silver and bronze medal has been won by Sakshi malik in wrestling and PV Sindhu in badminton at Rio Olympics 2016.

Yogeshwar is having a good chance to win gold after Shooter  Abhinav bindra won in 2008 Beijing Olympics. Sushil Kumar hasn’t been able to compete in Olympics this time due to his injury, Sushil has Won Silver and Bronze at Olympics  in Wrestling and he is the only person in india who have won 2 medal  individually. Sushil Kumar and Yogeshwar Dutt are childhood friends.

Yogeshwar dutt has won Gold Medals at Commonwealth games held at Glasgow in 2014 and at Delhi in 2010.

At Rio 2016, he is going to compete with Mongolian Wrestler  Ganzorigiin Mandakhnaran for qualification  in Round of 16.

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India got first Silver at Rio Olympics 2016 by PV Sindhu.........Congratulation to PV sindhu !!

PV sindhu, this name is on each and everyone  mouth. she is the first Indian Women ever to get place in Finals of Women`s Badminton Single in gold medal match. And she finally won  and make her country proud. She won Silver medal and million of heart by winning it. This silver Medal is First silver for India in sport badminton and also in a Rio Olympics 2016. 

Silver Medal for Sindhu is a outcome of his 14 years of hard work. She started playing badminton at the age of 8. She has won bronze medal for twice at world championship. At finals of Rio Olympics 2016 she was against Spanish Carolina Marin who is 2 time world champion and currently ranked 1st in World.

First round at Finals was won by PV sindhu ,Second Marin changed her strategy and won 2nd round. In last round Pv sindhu gave tough competition to Carolina but Carolina with her attacking mode won . Finally she won the Gold medal and become the first europian Women to Win this title.

This is 2nd medal by Women at Rio Olympics for India.

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Pv sindhu all set for Gold at finals, But silver is confirm for india

For India, girl power is seen clearly at Rio Olympics 2016. Dipa karmakar,sakshi malik and now PV sindhu, they have proved that girls are not weak in India. History is made once again by PV sindhu . Sindhu has beat Nozomi Okuhara of Japan and now she is all set to go for a gold at Women`s Badminton Single .

Today is gold medal match for pv sindhu against Carolina Marin of Spain. Marin is ranked 1st in Women`s single badminton. Carolina is two time World champion so this match is really going to be interesting to watch as Sindhu has beaten a 2nd rank world player in quarter finals. And if Sindhu won`t  won finals than she is going to have silver medal that’s confirm.

She is the first Indian women  who has qualified at finals of Badminton, previously saina nehwal lost in semi finals.   

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First Medal for India at Rio Olympics 2016 by Sakshi Malik in Freestyle Wresting

First Dipa karmakar, and now sakshi malik from india has created history at Rio Olympics 2016 by becoming the First Indian Female Wrestler to win the medal at Olympics in Freestyle wrestling .She is also India`s fourth female athlete ever to win and Olympics  medal.

At the age of 12 she started her training of wrestling  and at age 23 she is having Olympic Medal, this achievement is  an  outcome of her 12 years of hard work. She is from small village Rohtak in Haryana so, she and her coach has to face many opposition from locals due to sport they were encouraging which is not for Women.

She has won bronze and silver medal  commonwealth champion ship at 2013 Johannesburg  and 2014 Glasgow. Apart from that she has won bronze medal at asian championship 60 kg category of women wrestler.

In may 2016 she was qualified at Rio Olympics in the category of 58 kg freestyle wrestling. She won Bronze medal at finals by beating Aisuluu Tynybekova.  

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Indian Badminton Player PV sindhu at Semi finals by defeating World No.2 player

India hasn’t got any medals till now at Rio Olympics 2016, but this might be not forever as P V sindhu  (Pusarla venkata sindhu)Badminton Player has secured her position at semifinals in women`s single. Sindhu is the second Indian to feat that achievement at summer Olympics after Saina Nehwal. Saina nehwal won bronze medal at London Olympics 2012 as she was defeated my Wang  yihan.

This time Sindhu has defeated tai tzu-ying of Taiwan and she has also defeated Wang yihan of China who is former World Champion and Olympic Medalist. Wang Yihan is currently ranking second in women`s single badminton.

Sindhu has won many medals at international badminton tournament and she is considered as a first ever Indian Women`s singles player to win medal at world championship.
At semifinals sindhu is going to compete with japanese badminton player Nozomi Okuhara who is winner of All England badminton championship.  

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Indian Golfer at Rio Olympics 2016 - Golf Finals

Shiv Chawrasia

Shiv Shankar Prasad Chawrasia (born 15 May 1978), also known as "Chipputtsia",[1] and "Chow" is an Indian professional golfer. After he turned professional in 1997, he went on to win eight titles on the Indian Tour and finished second twice in the Indian Open.In February 2008, he won the inaugural Indian Masters, which was a part of the 2008 European Tour.In February 2011, Chawrasia won his second European Tour event winning the 2011 Avantha Masters in New Delhi.Chawrasia claimed a spot in the 2016 Summer Olympics, representing India along with fellow Indian Anirban Lahiri.

Anirban Lahiri 

Anirban Lahiri (Anirbāṇ Lāhiṛī; born 29 June 1987) is an Indian professional golfer who currently plays on the European Tour, Asian Tour, and PGA Tour.Lahiri was named to the 2015 Presidents Cup squad, the first player from India to earn the honor. Lahiri attempted to qualify for the PGA Tour through the 2015 Web.com Tour Finals after earning enough non-member points to qualify. He was the highest-ranked player in the Finals, 40th at the start of the four-event tournament. Lahiri only played in the first two events, but earned enough for a PGA Tour card.Lahiri also qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics, earning a spot in the field of 60 players to compete at the Olympic Golf Course in Rio de Janeiro.

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