Due to orthodox thinking in India, every year, many daughters are killed before coming into the world. Even though daughters in India are considered to be the form of power, but the mindset of our society is that the son will carry forward the dynasty of the house. But daughters have proved this many times that if they get a chance, they can wave the moon on the moon. A similar story has been made by India’s champion badminton player Saina Nehwal. Let us know that on this day i.e. on March 17, Saina Nehwal is celebrating her 35th birthday. It is said that when Saina Nehwal was born, her grandmother did not see her face for a month. So let’s know about some interesting things related to Saina Nehwal’s life on the occasion of her birthday …
Birth and family
Saina Nehwal was born on 17 March 1990 in Hisar district of Haryana. Saina’s grandmother wanted a son, who could carry forward her offspring. But when Saina was born, her grandmother did not see her face for a month. But Saina’s mother Usha Nehwal always supported her daughter. Actually, Saina’s mother was also a badminton player and played badminton at the state level. Initially, Saina wanted to pursue a career in Karate. But later he caught a badminton racket at the age of 8, following his mother’s footsteps.
Badminton tournament
Initially Saina Nehwal took badminton training in Hisar and then started training at Lal Bahadur Stadium in Hyderabad. She started getting success in a very short time under the supervision of coach Nani Prasad. In 2009, Saina achieved a major achievement by winning the title of Indonesia Open Super Series Badminton Tournament. Let me tell you that Saina Nehwal was the first Indian woman player to get this title.
London Olympics
At the London Olympics in 2012, Saina Nehwal created a sensation by winning the bronze medal at the woman’s singles event. She also became India’s first female badminton player to win the medal at this Olympics. Even the biggest players could not stay in front of him. He won gold for India at the Commonwealth Games. She is the only Indian woman player to win two gold medals at the Commonwealth Games. In the year 2018, Saina Nehwal achieved gold in the mixed competition.
