This is a landmark achievement and Aruna has done our country proud #PresidentKovindĪruna Budda Reddy creates history by becoming the first Indian gymnast to win an individual medal at the Gymnastics World Cup.She won Bronze at #GymnasticsWorldCup 2018.Ĭongratulations girl. Many congratulations to Aruna Budda Reddy for creating history and clinching bronze in women's vault at #GymnasticsWorldCup /YkWCgGp1A2Ĭongratulations to Aruna Reddy for giving India its first medal in the Gymnastics World Cup. With the stellar win, congratulations were in tow for the winner. Even before leaving for this competition, Dipa had motivated me by telling me to give my best shot and not to feel the pressure”. We treat each other as sisters and are close friends. We are each other's support system during training and competition time. “We have been training together since 2011. Indian gymnastics is synonyms to Dipa, but now people will know that there's Aruna Reddy as well. “Every medal I will win is dedicated to my father. In a telephonic interview with TOI, Aruna shared her immediate thoughts. So proud of you Aruna!! Congratulations on your outstanding achievement! ? #Gymnastics #Gymnasticsworldcup #Bronze #India
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However, the pro was quick to congratulate Aruna for this historic win. The Vault has previously been made famous by Dipa Karmakar, who is not participating this year owing to a knee injury.
WAG Vault Medal Ceremony ? #GymnasticsWorldCup #MelbWC18 #VisitVictoria #VisitMelbourne /Hozv3xcsHX She registered a score of 13.369 points in the Women's Vault event. Today, she has carved history by winning a bronze medal and getting India its first world cup medal. Her father enrolled her in an academy in Hyderabad when she was just eight years old and that marked the beginning of her relationship with sports. However, Aruna Reddy was not meant for the obvious choices. Most recent Gymnast Aruna Budda Reddy became the first Indian to win a medal at the Gymnasts World Aruna Budda Reddy on Saturday created history by becoming. “As an an organisation, we have zero tolerance towards such incident and will take exemplary action if the accused is proven guilty,” the official said.For a former black belt and a Karate trainer, gymnastics is not always the natural choice. The SAI official said the organisation has zero tolerance towards such incident. It is now up to to the SAI to decide on the matter,” Mittal toldĪruna, a bronze medallist in the women’s vault event at the World Championships in Melbourne in 2018, alleged that the incident happened when she had come to New Delhi for a fitness test ahead of the Baku World Cup scheduled from March 31 to April 4. Nandi (Bishweshwar Nandi) to get a clear picture, and according to them there was no such recording made during the test. Jaiswal (SAI coach Rohit Jaiswal) but I did have word with the technical committee members, including the head coach Dronacharya awardee Mr. GFI president Sudhir Mittal claimed no such recordings were made during the fitness test that was conducted at the Indira Gandhi Stadium. The panel has been given time till next week to file its findings,” a SAI official told We have formed a three-member panel to enquire into the matter and bring out the truth. We have already sought a report from the accused coach. SAI has already received a report from the accused coach Jaiswal. Surabhi Bharadwaj: Looking for State government’s help to realise bigger goals The committee will record statements from both parties and file its report by next week. She threatened to take legal recourse against Jaiswal after GFI passed the buck and the onus of investigation fell on SAI. Reddy had levelled her allegations against coach Rohit Jaiswal, who was earlier given a clean-chit by the Gymnastics Federation of India (GFI). Coach Kamlesh Tiwana and Deputy Director (Operations) Kailash Meena are also members of the committee. The committee is headed by Executive Director (Teams) Radhica Sreeman. The Sports Authority of India (SAI) on Friday formed a three-member inquiry committee to look into gymnast Aruna Budda Reddy’s allegations of being videographed without consent during a physical fitness test conducted in March, 2022.