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    PT Usha fails to get elected as SOM; Saina Nehwal, Anju Bobby George, Dola Banerjee, Rani Rampal voted in

    Saina Nehwal was elected as one of four female Sportspersons of Merit in a recent election. Anju Bobby George, Rani Rampal, and Dola Banerjee also secured their positions as SOMs. PT Usha, the Indian Olympic Association President, received fewer votes and did not win a seat. Controversies emerged during the elections, leading to complaints about conduct and influence.

    How Chikitha Taniparthi’s father steered her from karate to archery to Asiad gold

    Chikitha Taniparthi made a remarkable Asian Games debut by winning two gold medals in archery. Her journey began when her father encouraged her to pursue sports over karate. After facing numerous challenges, including financial difficulties, she achieved significant milestones in her archery career. With guidance from experienced mentors, she honed her skills and became a world champion.

    'I want to': Saina Nehwal expresses ambition to enter electoral politics

    Badminton star Saina Nehwal expressed openness to future electoral politics and joining the BJP. She aims to contribute to national development beyond her sports career. Nehwal praised Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand for their bronze medal win. The duo secured a medal after a long wait for Indian women's doubles. Their performance showcased confidence and composure under significant pressure.

    ET World Leaders Forum: India is playing it right, but becoming a sporting nation is still a long way off

    Indian judoka Asmita Dey, who became the first Indian judoka to win a Commonwealth Games gold in Glasgow last month, shared her journey from financial hardship and years of underperformance to the top of her sport at the Economic Times World Leaders Forum.

    India will have to be in top of medals tally to be called a sporting nation: Saina Nehwal

    Saina Nehwal believes India must rank high in medal tallies to be a true sporting nation. She notes significant progress for women in sports over the past decade. Adequate financial backing and early support are crucial for young athletes across all disciplines. Improved promotion, marketing, and sponsorships are needed to nurture more talent. Better psychological and physical support systems will help produce more champions.

    Saina Nehwal says parents must be ‘really strict’ to raise a champion, recalls how her mother shaped her career

    Former badminton champion Saina Nehwal stresses parental discipline for aspiring athletes. She believes consistent guidance and strictness are crucial for developing champions. Nehwal credits her mother's unwavering support for her own never-give-up attitude. Early sports training, ideally by age six, is recommended for young children. Talent is universal, but parental commitment determines a child's sporting success.

    The Economic Times
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