Sindhu’s parents on cloud nine
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The moment of reckoning had finally arrived on Sunday when world champion P.V. Sindhu settled for a bronze in women’s singles in Tokyo Olympics, signalling an end to a 24-hour agonising wait for her family members back home here after the disappointing loss in the semifinal on Saturday. “This is the result of a lot of sacrifices and great efforts. We are proud of our daughter who faced many challenges on way to the Olympics bronze,” PV Ramana, the proud father of Sindhu, said. Tears rolled down as the proud parents Ramana and P. Vijaya struggled to control the emotions once Sindhu clinched her second consecutive Olympics medal (she won silver in 2016 Rio Games).
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