Sports Minister congratulates Sindhu for bronze

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New Delhi: Sports Minister Jitendra Singh today congratulated rising Indian shuttler P V Sindhu for clinching a bronze medal at the World Championships in Guangzhou, China.
"Congratulations on your outstanding performance at the World Badminton Championship-2013 being held at Guangzhou, China. You have made the country proud by winning Bronze Medal in Women's Singles Event," Singh said in a statement.
"The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports stands committed to supporting your endeavour to bring laurels to India in future," he added.
Sindhu settled for a bronze medal after suffering a straight-game defeat against world number three Ratchanok Inthanon in the semifinals of the prestigious event yesterday.
P V Sindhu happy to win bronze
World number 12 Sindhu, playing in her maiden World Championships, had notched up stunning victories against two Chinese players in the run-up to the semifinals but she failed to put it cross Ratchanok, going down 10-21 13-21 in a 36-minute women's singles match.