News paper article based on comparing 2 sportswomen, in 100 words
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A household name not just in India, but across most of the tennis world, Sania is the only Indian woman to ever win a Grand Slam title, having picked up three relatively early on, with the 2015 Wimbledon doubles trophy she lifted with new partner Martina Hingis being her fourth. Having turned her focus primarily to doubles in recent years, Mirza has begun to really carve a niche for herself and recently reached the top of the women’s rankings.The true Queen of Indian tennis, Sania could well have 5-7 years at the very top of the women’s game still left in her.Other interests: Recently named as a UN Goodwill Ambassador, Mirza is championing the cause of women across South Asia.
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June 20,2018, Bengaluru: Two of the most successful Indian sportswomen in their own fields, Sania and Saina have earned achievements over achievements. They have both been awarded the Arjuna Award which is given to those recognized remarkable individuals of India in sports. The third highest civilian honour of India, the Padma Bhushan, was awarded to both of them as well. There is no doubt about either of their capabilities. They have been awarded as the World Number ones for their own sport and rightly so but where Sania differs from Saina is the context she comes from. Though they've both earned medals and trophies in their own names Sania, to me, the biggest achievement to Sania is the way she has faced the society. From being questioned for wearing short skirts, to her marriage, she has been trolled and faced with many controversies but the spirit and courage she has shown in such situations, surpasses all the gold.
June 20,2018, Bengaluru: Two of the most successful Indian sportswomen in their own fields, Sania and Saina have earned achievements over achievements. They have both been awarded the Arjuna Award which is given to those recognized remarkable individuals of India in sports. The third highest civilian honour of India, the Padma Bhushan, was awarded to both of them as well. There is no doubt about either of their capabilities. They have been awarded as the World Number ones for their own sport and rightly so but where Sania differs from Saina is the context she comes from. Though they've both earned medals and trophies in their own names Sania, to me, the biggest achievement to Sania is the way she has faced the society. From being questioned for wearing short skirts, to her marriage, she has been trolled and faced with many controversies but the spirit and courage she has shown in such situations, surpasses all the gold.
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