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Sindhu has won the Silver but she gave us several golden moments: BPCL
Padmashri Ms. P.V. Sindhu is part of Bharat Petroleum Corporation family, currently employed as Assistant Manager (Sports). Spotting talent in PV Sindhu, she has been supported by Bharat petroleum since the age of 15 years.
Padmashri Ms. P.V. Sindhu is part of Bharat Petroleum Corporation family, currently employed as Assistant Manager (Sports). Spotting talent in PV Sindhu, she has been supported by Bharat petroleum since the age of 15 years.
She has made impressive performances in the Badminton circuit during the last 5 years. With this success at Olympics, the Silver Medalist PV Sindhu has now been promoted as Dy. Manager (Sports). Bharat Petroleum has supported Badminton very actively and is proud to have the best talents in Badminton – PV Sindhu, Saina Nehwal and Jwala Gutta in our organisation.
BPCL congratulates Ms. P.V. Sindhu on her marvelous achievement, which has taken her to the pinnacle of Indian Sports History being the first Indian Woman to win a Silver Medal.
A rare moment that lifted the spirits of 1.3 billion Indian’s back home who were glued to their TV sets and smartphones, cheering and agonizing over every point in the fascinating women single’s final. The final was an epic battle that lasted an hour and 22 minutes and saw the momentum swing both ways before the Spaniard prevailed.
Sindhu has won the Silver but she gave us several golden moments. It was a contest that some feared would be one-sided but turned out to be quite a see-saw battle. A young 21-year-old Indian woman showed the way to millions back home, giving them pride and belief that hard work could take them to the top of the world.
