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17/01/2025

It's ⚡⚡⚡⚡ here. The above view is from the press box. This after Indian MD pair Chirag & Satwik stormed into the SF of .

16/01/2025

https://youtu.be/ly3ZY9sg_sU?si=pxDy4N8J5z7RKfsR

Watch this inspiring initiative *BAI Insider* that captures a very different side of badminton players at the ongoing Yonex Sunrise India Open 2025 in New Delhi. This comes to you from *TMH Badminton.*

🚨Broadcast Post/TMH/India Open/Delhi/16 Jan 25/20:33 IST/AK 🪔

This is part of , a new vertical on this channel, that will also cover badminton from a different angle. This story on -- a new init...

16/01/2025

The vegetable vendor in front of my hotel, now a dear friend, insisted on taking a picture of me as I returned from my morning workout in Delhi's freezing weather. Be sure to follow some exciting updates from the on networks. Wishing you all an inspiring day ahead. 🪔

14/01/2025

SINDHU-SPEAK |

Sindhu tells future stars to train hard & grab
all opportunities to continue her legacy

By Anantha Krishnan M
Tarmak Media House

NEW DELHI, JANUARY 14, 2025: For Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, India’s reigning badminton queen, the new year has brought a whirlwind of exciting changes. From tying the knot with her life partner to collaborating with a new coach, signing a fresh endorsement deal, and gearing up to play in front of her home fans at the India Open, 2025 has started on a high note for the Olympic medalist who bagged a silver in Rio 2016 and bronze in Tokyo 2020, in addition to her 2019 BWF World Championship Title in Basel (Switzerland).
Speaking during the Badminton Association of India (BAI) press conference, Sindhu shared her thoughts on these recent milestones, her love for the sport, and her aspirations for the road ahead. TMH along with a select group of journalists caught up with the star shuttler on the sidelines of the event to delve deeper into her journey and plans for the future.

Q: Who after Sindhu? Isn’t the gap widening?
A: Yes, I agree with you that there is a gap between me and the other upcoming players. With the many facilities and support from BAI, the young players must accept the challenge and seize all the opportunities they have. They should take advantage of the increasing number of international tournaments available and work hard to reach the top.

Q: Another Olympics?
A: Right now, my focus is on the India Open. Many have asked if I will play in another Olympics, and there’s still plenty of time for that. Before the next Olympics, I aim to win many tournaments on the international circuit. I still have the fire in me.

Q: On playing the first tournament after marriage and goals in the New Year.
A: India Open is my first tournament after marriage and also the New Year. Everything feels new. (Smiles.) I want to give my best in front of the home fans. The break after the Paris Olympics has helped me come back to the game with renewed focus. I feel rejuvenated.

Q: On the new foreign coach Irwansyah and flightpath ahead.
A: Currently, I’m training in Bengaluru (CSE-PPBA), and Irwansyah from Indonesia is my new coach. He is now the Women’s Singles coach, and we have moved to group training instead of personal coaches. I resumed training in January, just over a week after my marriage. I’ve heard great things about Irwansyah and his work with players like Christie and Ginting. I’m excited to work with him, and I don’t think language will be an issue. He’s here at the India Open to support me.

Q: What is PVMA?
A: I’m the new brand ambassador for PUMA, and PVMA is their way of celebrating my entry into the brand.

Q: Will all your sporting equipment now shift to PUMA?
A: No, only my sporting apparel will feature PUMA branding.

Copyright©TMH2025
Sindhu image: BAI

14/01/2025

Dr V Narayanan took charge as the 11th Chairman of from Dr S Somanath, who had the shortest stint as the chief after Prof M G K Menon, but the most effective one. In the last 3 years, several critical missions were launched successfully under Dr Somanath's leadership and he will be remembered for being a complete team man with hands-on approach. His student and public outreach programmes fetched him the tag and his grit and determination to stand strong despite being hit by cancer, was exemplary. The Somanath-Narayanan baton change is the smoothest in the recent past that augurs well for the premier space agency. Wishing Dr Somanath and Dr Narayanan eventful innings as they continue to inspire the Nation. 🪔

13/01/2025

The other Sindhu in my life!

With the ever-gracious after the presser in Delhi today. I've followed her game from a very young age, and both of us were coached by the legendary late Mir Mehboob Ali Sir at IRISET courts in Secunderabad.

Ali Sir was Sindhu's first coach when she was a child and he coached me from 1994 to 1997, during my time with Deccan Chronicle. Great memories there!

Sindhu and I are both hardcore Cancerians, with just one day separating our birthdays. She has always silently supported the missions of Inspired Indian Foundation ( ) missions linked to .

Sindhu currently trains at CSE-PPBA in Bengaluru under a new foreign coach. Wishing her the very best for the .

PS: And, the yet another Sindhu in my life is my wife. 😊 🪔

13/01/2025

Called up my childhood- icon-turned-Mentor to wish him an inspiring 76th birthday. Every year, on Jan 13, I have been posting birthday wishes along with this iconic cover dated 30 April 1984, published 3 weeks after Wg Cdr Rakesh Sharma's historic flight on board Soyuz T-11. Today he tells me that this cover image has been hanging on his wall after his panwala friend from Ahmedabad sent it to him. God bless this legend. . 🪔

13/01/2025

With the amazing crew of TRV-DEL AI2474 flight. Prachi & her cabin crew team were so welcoming, helpful and they are a great bunch of passionate aviation souls. These always spread positivity and smile making them my heroes all the time. God bless them all. And, Delhi is reporting 11 degrees. 😊 🪔

12/01/2025

🚨Broadcast/12 Jan 25/AK 🪔

*Kalam’s people-centric leadership inspired me: ISRO chief Dr Narayanan to Onmanorama*

In an interview with Onmanorama, Narayanan shared how Missile Man's humility, even amidst the spotlight, left an indelible mark on his leadership.ISRO, ISRO chairman, Dr. Vanniyaperumal Narayanan, APJ Abdul Kalam, leadership, inspiration, people-centric leadership, space research, Vikram Sarabhai Sp...

09/01/2025

"My father, who was a farmer, is my inspiration. My parents ensured all of us (3 younger brothers & 2 younger sisters) got good education. I remember their struggle. The processes in place at ISRO - Indian Space Research Organisation are inspiring, and that is what makes this organisation different," Chairman-select Dr Vanniyaperumal Narayanan, tells onmanorama as he warms up to take over the reins from Dr S Somanath.

(This is Part-1 of my interaction.)



Onmanorama Link:

'My wife and children are always a huge source of inspiration for me'..ISRO Chairman V Narayanan, ISRO Chairman family, ISRO chairman interview,

08/01/2025

It was a day well spent with one of India’s most sought-after defense-tech minds, Wg Cdr Srambikal Sudhakaran (Retd), and his team at in .

Wg Cdr Sudhakaran, now the MD & CEO of Qugates, made commendable contributions during his tenure in the Indian Air Force in areas such as blockchain, cryptography, and robotics. His work on AFNET, AIRPEX, and AIRCAN continues to be regarded as outstanding.

Stay tuned for a report on the YouTube Channel capturing the exciting deep-tech AI projects undertaken by this dynamic startup, now over four years old. This will be a special feature for .

Notably, Former CAS Air Chief Marshal R K S Bhadauria (Retd) serves as the Chairman of Qugates.

If you’re a desi startup in Aerospace & Defense (A&D) and would like to collaborate with TMH Networks during , email [email protected], DM us on X, or WhatsApp at +91 78 99 77 88 88 to share your inspiring work. 🪔

08/01/2025

says docking that was set for tomorrow has been postponed. "While making a maneuver to reach 225 m between satellites the drift was found to be more than expected, post non-visibility period. The planned docking for tomorrow is postponed. Satellites are safe," says an official release from ISRO.