Shravan Kumar

Rohan / Denis advance to SF of Rotterdam 500

Yeah I saw that in Reddit.

India lost 1-4 to Malaysia in the Badminton Asia Team Championship. India will face Thailand in the QF.

Bopanna won in first round to advance to QF in men's doubles at Rotterdam 500.

Divij won in first round to enter QF in men's doubles at Newyork 250.

For XD Rohan has to go deep into a couple of 1000s.

Divij won in first round to enter QF in men's doubles at Newyork 250.

Yeah my mistake. I was multi tasking so wrote it wrong.

India lost to Belgium 2-1. All the goals came in first half.

Pakistan equestrian refuses to change name of his horse. https://thebridge.in/pakistani-equestrian-refuses-to-change-name-of-horse-from-azad-kashmir/

I believe he should be respected like Sardar. The games India won on the back of his performances are numerous.

India won 2-1 against world champion Belgium. We definitely have to thank our goalkeepers.

World Athletics has recorded Chopra throw as WL. So I think we can officially say he has qualified.

India has cancelled it's women's hockey tour to China. Ireland has cancelled it's trip to Malaysia in women's hockey.

Vietnam had the ban since 3-4 days.

Several athletes were banned from 2014 youth Olympic in Nanjing because they came from West Africa due to Ebola crisis. Why should Chinese athletes get a free pass.

This is not going to effect Olympic qualification as it is a 100 tournament.

I too had the same problem with the Liechtenstein question.

Ok So one thing is first point of the source says that births are not equal. So it is 105-100. So the one point I agree is about the desire for a boy. In a lot of communities and religious homes, this is common belief. But that doesn't mean feamle foeticide is undertaken by all. In most urban and educated families the urge for male children is decreasing. One more point, you are mentioning the stat of 1972. I don't know how accurate the stats are. I don't consider most stats before 1990's because most of them are not reliable in Indian perspective. Last point is one of the common things now is birth certificate. This is compulsory for everyone. Before 90's there was not a lot of emphasis on recording your child birth and all.

It doesn't amount to something around 0.00004 percent of the population. I am not sure where you got the data. The figure you are mentioning is in 20 million births in 2019.

I don't how much you know about India. But saying that this is common is just a joke. I agree that this problem still exists in India but it has been improving significantly in most parts of the country. India is a huge Nation, so eradicating a issue is not so easy as in most countries.

Neeraj Chopra Javelin throw 87.86. https://www.google.com/amp/s/indianexpress.com/article/sports/chopra-qualifies-for-tokyo-olympics-with-big-throw-in-south-africa-6240086/lite/

I also had the same issue with one question.

Hurray I got 3 answers right. I thought I would only get one. One suggestion from my side will be will be a short info on the answers. For example- For the last question you can mention the four names in the results so people unaware could learn from it. All considered good effort to balance summer and winter games.

A Would be a better option The reason is as same as @heywoodu said all people live at a particular moment is not possible.