India Got it's First Medal at Rio!!!!! Second on the way.........

[X-2.]

It's 'she' .

OK lol I will edit thnx mate

 

[Z-A-K]

Abdul Kalam was a frail man...why should he give you goosebumps.

I dont know but the way this picture gets layed out in phone browser it looks weird as if some one trying to freak out

 

[Star Wars]

https://twitter.com/x/status/766304450784792576

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

@ranjeet @TejasMk3 @Abba_Dabba_Jabba @arp2041

Since you are a fan of deleting your own posts like the false flagging coward you are:

I couldn't get the one it said earlier where it said that south indians do not win medals (didnt know the whole quote disappears when original post is deleted).

The exact quote went something like : I saw the list of athletes and when I saw so many south indian names in the list, I knew we would win nothing.

@Rajaraja Chola @Roybot @Levina @Rain Man @nair @Joe Shearer

When "darkies" like Leander Paes and Malleswari have been the single medal winners for India so many times....this troll must be so butthurt

I will screenshot anything else racist/ethnically demeaning you say from now like the dumb twat you are

@waz

@AndrewJin @Dungeness :

This is the kind of thing we were talking about in the other thread....some of the "elite" never change unfortunately. They need to have the reality shoved right up their dumb behinds.

I bet now PV Sindhu has given him "dung" to munch on.

 

[Star Wars]

Shobha De being trolled into Oblivion.....

 

[waz]

Badminton , PV SIndhu goes to Finals

Yes, I watched the playback. Well done to her.

As I said before she is wrestler and not a model.

Females engaging in such a sport will build massive amounts of testosterone, for a female. It's the same in weightlifting, hammer throw, discuss etc. It's strange though, the female Judo players don't have it .

 

[Star Wars]

Yes, I watched the playback. Well done to her.

Agle baar bas Ladkiyon ko hi bhejna chahiye, Sare Mardon ghar pe hi raho....

 

[waz]

Agle baar bas Ladkiyon ko hi bhejna chahiye, Sare Mardon ghar pe hi raho....

That's the truth, mardon apni nazar se nechay rakana.....They shouldn't open their mouths anymore.

 

[Star Wars]

Females engaging in such a sport will build massive amounts of testosterone, for a female. It's the same in weightlifting, hammer throw, discuss etc. It's strange though, the female Judo players don't have it .

I find muscular women quiet attractive, not body builders, the Sakshi Malik type....

 

[waz]

I find muscular women quiet attractive, not body builders, the Sakshi Malik type....

Fair enough, I find the athletic look nice, but it depends on whom.

 

[danger007]

Actually from Ananthapur, spent good time of life in vzm

Ekkada Vidythnagar or .. Sapthagiri circle bagunda...

 

[raj76]

New Delhi: Indian badminton sensation PV Sindhu beat Nozomi Okuhara of Japan in straight games to enter the final of the women`s singles event at Rio Olympics 2016 on Thursday.

The 21-year-old Indian registered a 21-19, 21-10 win over her higher ranked Japanese opponent in 49 minutes, in front of a vocal Indian crowd.


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Rio Olympics 2016: PV Sindhu vs Nozomi Okuhara — As it happened...
In the process, the Hyderabad girl became the first ever Indian to reach final of a badminton event in Olympics. She will now play world number Carolina Marin of Spain, who early today beat defending champion Xuerui Li of China in straight games in the first semi-final, in tomorrow's final.





Her emphatic win over the world number sixth meant that India will have two medals inside 24 hours after 11 days of medal hunt in the Rio Games.

Yesterday, Sakshi Malik won medal women's 58 kg freestyle category.

For Sindhu, who was on a giant-killing spree after dismissing two higher-ranked opponents – Chinese Taipei`s Tai Tzu Ying and World No. 2 Wang Yihan of China in the pre-quarter-final and the quarter-final respectively – today`s win was only the continuation of her good form.

The first game of the second semi-final was a close contest, with both players going head-to-head until the Indian shuttler took a decisive double point lead for the game point.

Sindhu won the game 21-19 in 27 minutes.

The second game started on a familiar note. but after 10-10, Sindhu won the next 11 points on the trot to set up a dream final with equally attack minded Marin.

The match witnessed Sindhu playing, probably, one of her best games in a while with smashes and deceptive drop shots giving her good results.



The limited reach of the 155cm-tall Japanese opponent also allowed Sindhu to play an all-out attacking game, with frequent smashes and cross court plays.

But, it was also her confidence which paid rich dividends. In the 49 minutes of play, Sindhu never looked out of touch even though couple of deliberate leaves went against her.


First Published: Thursday, August 18, 2016 - 22:00

 

[ranjeet]

https://twitter.com/x/status/766171441607901184

& at this rate Viru will have his 100 before drinks break on first session of first day of test

That's a parody account but I can imagine viru making such statements.

 

[Nilgiri]

New Delhi: Indian badminton sensation PV Sindhu beat Nozomi Okuhara of Japan in straight games to enter the final of the women`s singles event at Rio Olympics 2016 on Thursday.

The 21-year-old Indian registered a 21-19, 21-10 win over her higher ranked Japanese opponent in 49 minutes, in front of a vocal Indian crowd.


MUST READ
Rio Olympics 2016: PV Sindhu vs Nozomi Okuhara — As it happened...
In the process, the Hyderabad girl became the first ever Indian to reach final of a badminton event in Olympics. She will now play world number Carolina Marin of Spain, who early today beat defending champion Xuerui Li of China in straight games in the first semi-final, in tomorrow's final.





Her emphatic win over the world number sixth meant that India will have two medals inside 24 hours after 11 days of medal hunt in the Rio Games.

Yesterday, Sakshi Malik won medal women's 58 kg freestyle category.

For Sindhu, who was on a giant-killing spree after dismissing two higher-ranked opponents – Chinese Taipei`s Tai Tzu Ying and World No. 2 Wang Yihan of China in the pre-quarter-final and the quarter-final respectively – today`s win was only the continuation of her good form.

The first game of the second semi-final was a close contest, with both players going head-to-head until the Indian shuttler took a decisive double point lead for the game point.

Sindhu won the game 21-19 in 27 minutes.

The second game started on a familiar note. but after 10-10, Sindhu won the next 11 points on the trot to set up a dream final with equally attack minded Marin.

The match witnessed Sindhu playing, probably, one of her best games in a while with smashes and deceptive drop shots giving her good results.



The limited reach of the 155cm-tall Japanese opponent also allowed Sindhu to play an all-out attacking game, with frequent smashes and cross court plays.

But, it was also her confidence which paid rich dividends. In the 49 minutes of play, Sindhu never looked out of touch even though couple of deliberate leaves went against her.


First Published: Thursday, August 18, 2016 - 22:00

Justice has been done to the wretched falseflagging troll. Let it try show its "face" here anymore (and not delete its posts 2 seconds after posting them )

Oh and a big finger to those that were supporting it like @Maira La

 

[KAL-EL]

Congrats India! Best wishes from the United States