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21 minutes ago, Prashanth said:

Dear don't go with the name he is representing Men's team and not women....

Yes to clarify, Supriya in Bengali is pronounced as Supriyo for male and Supriya for female, the spelling remains same though. Some guys do change the spelling to Supriyo though. Similarly the names like Sudipta, even Prashanth is a common name in Bengali, though pronounced as "Proshanto" the spelling still remains Prashanth, we love the letter 'o' in Bengali, that's where rasgulla becomes roshogolla. :)

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2 minutes ago, Prashanth said:

Dear don't go with the name he is representing Men's team and not women....

Ok.....

Its supriyo not supriya...

However i feel, when every nation can sent a swimmer of each gender than we should send one. Send the best of them.

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Our GR guys didn't do much today but some food for thought - the American who qualified in 59 kg in Turkey had lost to Gaurav Sharma in the first round in Mongolia (we decided to send Ravinder instead of Gaurav to Turkey).

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11 minutes ago, Vivek said:

Ok.....

Its supriyo not supriya...

However i feel, when every nation can sent a swimmer of each gender than we should send one. Send the best of them.

Sajan Prakash has got B standard in 3 events, Khade and Sejwal in 1 each + now Supriya, we are on the up in Swimming.

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5 minutes ago, kapil857 said:

Our GR guys didn't do much today but some food for thought - the American who qualified in 59 kg in Turkey had lost to Gaurav Sharma in the first round in Mongolia (we decided to send Ravinder instead of Gaurav to Turkey).

Good point, thanks for bringing it up.

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None attained olympic qualification mark in the 1st day of 2nd Indian grand prix athletics at Patiala

 

As for the star event of 100 m women

 

Dutee chand  - 11.37 sec

HM jyothi  - 11.57 sec

Srabani Nanda - 11.60 sec

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One of the medal hopes for India women discuss thrower Krishna Poonia improved her season's best to 56.02 m at the 2nd Indian grand prix.

 

She will travel to United States next week for high performance training and look for attaining olympic qualification mark by participating in upcoming international events

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