Saina Nehwal Biography

                      

            She is an Indian professional badminton is a single player. A former world no. 1, they have won more than 23 international titles, including ten superseries titles. Although he had reached the world in the world in 2009, but it was only in 2015 that he was able to achieve world number. To achieve this position, 1 ranking after Prakash Padukon, thus becoming the only female player of India and the second overall Indian player. He represented India three times in the Olympics, which won his bronze medal in his second appearance.

Lets know about her:-

Childhood:-

She was born on 17 march 1990 in Hariyana, India. Her father name is Dr. Harvir Singh Nehwa. His worked at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University..Her mother name is Usha Rani Nehwal.

He has a big sister named Chandrasu Nehwal, there is only one brother.   He completed the first few years of schooling in the campus school CCS HaU, Hisar.  He did his XL from the St. N College College for Women in Mehdipattanam, Hyderabad. 

When his father was promoted to Haryana from Hyderabad and moved,  he took the badminton eight years to express himself because he did not know the local language about socialization with other children. Was there. Her parents played badminton for many years.  His mother, Usha Rani, was a state level badminton player in Haryana.  Nehwal took Badminton to fulfill his mother's dream of becoming the national level badminton player, while her sister played volleyball.  His father, who was one of the top players in university circuit, used his provident fund to invest in good badminton training for them.  In Karate, Nehwal's brown belt is also there. 

He and his family still speak Hariyan language at home. She is a fan of Shah Rukh Khan and Mahesh Babu.  She is in the process of opening Badminton Academy in her native state of Haryana. 

Young Age:-

In 2006, he became the Under-19 national champion and made history by winning the prestigious Asian Satellite Badminton Tournament (India Chapter) twice, making him the first player to do this. May 16, 16th, in May. Four-star tournament to become the youngest player in Asia and the youngest Asian player - the Philippines won the Open. [28] [29] Entering the tournament as 86th point, he went ahead to stop the top seed players, including the first world number four Ju Hoen, defeating Julia Wong PE Jian of Malaysia for the title. In the same year, Nehwal was also runner up in the 2006 BWF World Junior Championships, where he lost the hard fought match against the top seed Chinese Wang Yihan. In 2008, he became the first Indian to win the World Junior Badminton Championship in 2008, in the ninth seed Japanese Sayaka Sato in 2008, 21-9, 21-18.

She has set up his marriage serimony on 16 December 2018.

AWARD:-

She has won Most Promising Player of the Year 2008 award by Badminton World Federation.

She has won Arjuna Award in2009.

She has won Padma Shri in 2010.

She has won Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna in 2009–2010.

She has won Padma Bhushan  in 2016.