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Saina Nehwal

"Saina’s biggest asset is her unrelenting patience. Right from the beginning it was clear to her that the only thing that she needed to win a game was a combination of dedication and hard work. And so, she would patiently just keep at it with power and grit" - Pullela Gopichand

Saina Nehwal’s parents, Dr Harvir Singh Nehwal and Usha Rani, were both badminton champions in their time. With a deep knowledge and love for the game, they surrendered their lives wholeheartedly to the collective dream of building a national champion and remain Saina’s greatest patrons and her staunchest critics.

It took Saina less than a decade to reach the top, challenge the domination of the Chinese in badminton, and give a cricket-obsessed India a new sport to consume itself in. Aged twenty five, she is the firstIndian woman to claim the number one position on the global stage of badminton.Known widely for her quiet determination, unwaveringfocus and a complete disregard for frills and flounce, in Saina, India has discovered a unique icon.

"You have to be hard [if] you want to be good. Especially in India nobody did so well in badminton. It’s a very difficult sport. The game has become so fast [that] you don’t have time to even think. The rallies are very fast, and there is a lot of strain on your legs. I have not seen a girl from India as physically strong [as the Chinese]. I changed all of that and showed Indians that we can beat [not just the] Chinese but any other player"

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✨Summary on Sanai Nehwal✨

Saina Nehwal is an Indian female badminton player who was born on 17 March 1990 at Hisar in Haryana. She is a right-handed shuttler who is a second generation badminton player. She is the first Indian female to have won an Olympic medal in a badminton event

Saina Nehwal was training in Karate until 1998 when her father was transferred to Hyderabad. Since she couldn't mix up with the kids of her new locality due to language barriers, her mother started playing badminton with her.

Seeing her interest in the sport, her parents enrolled her at the Pullela Gopichand Academy where she started her professional training under S. M. Arif. Saina's first major victory came in the year 2003 when she won the Junior National Championship at the age of 13 years.

Later that year, she also won the Junior Czech Open. In the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games, she won the silver medal. She also won the Asian Satellite Badminton Tournament twice in a row in 2005 and 2006

Saina made her first major impact in the Indian badminton when she helped the Indian Badminton Team to win the Bronze medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Also, she won the Silver medal in the Girls Singles event at the 2006 World Junior Championship.

Saina Nehwal has received 4 awards from the Government of India. She won the Arjuna Award for Badminton in 2009.

A year later in 2010, she won the Padma Shri and Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, which is the highest sports honour in India. She was also awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2016 for her outstanding performance in the sport