India rejoice at shuttler Sindhu's second Olympic medal
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The country rejoiced at badminton ace P.V. Sindhu winning her second Olympic medal with the sports fraternity hailing her feat. Sindhu on Sunday became only the second Indian and first woman to win tw
The country rejoiced at badminton ace P.V. Sindhu winning her second Olympic medal with the sports fraternity hailing her feat. Sindhu on Sunday became only the second Indian and first woman to win two Olympic medals, securing a bronze after a straight-game win over world no.9 He Bing Jiao of China in the women's singles third-place play-off in Tokyo. "P.V. Sindhu becomes the first Indian woman to win medals in two Olympic games. She has set a new yardstick of consistency, dedication and excellence. My heartiest congratulations to her for bringing glory to India," Kovind tweeted.
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