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PV Sindhu wiki|height|age|next match|match|bio| all images| caste| P. V. Venkata Sindhu or Indus Musala the winner of the Best Chess Silver Medal at the Rio Summit in 2016. In the youth badminton Andhra Pradesh, 1995, was a volleyball player selected. Ramna V. and P. Vijaya born. His father was honored with the Arjuna Award for outstanding performance in the game. For the most part of one of the youngest players in badminton and talented when present, Sindhu has secured a place in the 10 World Badminton rankings Top.

In 2001, he took inspiration from the Potala Gopichands win in the All England Open Badminton Championship, when he started playing badminton since the age of eight. Thus, they chose badminton in volleyball, although his parents were professional volleyball players. the introduction of their first and Telecom in Mehboob Ali and Secunderabad in Badminton Court of Indian Railway Institute of Signal Engineering. Later, he joined the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy to improve the skills of his sport.

Sindhu first major recognition came as the 5 Sero All India ranking Championship for Class 10.

He won the singles title at the All India Ambuja Cement ranking.

Series on the 13th, Sindhu won the title IOC packaged in All India All India ranking ranking, Krishna Khaitan India won all competitions, Sub-Junior National and Pune.

In the 51st National School Games in India, Sindhu won the gold medal in the class of 14

PV Sindhu Facts and Information
Full Name	Pusarla Venkata Sindhu
Profession	Indian Badminton player
Born	July 5, 1995
Age (as in 2016)	21 Years
Father	P. V. Ramana
Mother	P. Vijaya
Birth Place	Hyderabad, India
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Hyderabad, India
College	St. Ann's College for Women, Mehdipatnam
Height	in centimeters- 179 cm
Weight	in Kilograms- 65 Kg in Pounds- 150 lbs
International Debut	2009 Sub-Junior Asian Badminton Championships in Colombo
Coach	Pulella Gopichand
Handedness	Right