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“Selfishness of few pushed nation to tragedy of Partition”: CM Yogi Adityanath TIL Desk Sports/ World badminton champion PV Sindhu has said that moving to the United Kingdom for her training is one of the best moves she made during the Covid-19-induced break that she had from competitions for the better part of the year just gone by.
Sindhu moved to the UK in October and has been training there ever since. She is set to make her comeback to professional badminton at two Thailand Open tournaments that will be played from January 12 to 17 and the January 19 to 24.
“Travelling to the UK has been one of the best moves I should say, especially, because of the pandemic break in India. Despite the weather being extremely cold here, I am enjoying the high-intensity training sessions,” Sindhu told.
