PV Sindhu said her dream is to become World No.1 and she is trying to reach the numero uno spot. Sindhu, who had achieved a career-best ranking of World No 2 few months ago, said when she started playing at the age of eight her first dream was to represent India.
“When I started playing at the age of eight my dream was to play for India and that was the first dream. When I started playing for India that is when I thought someday I have to be on top of the world.
“I am trying to be World No.1…Now my dream is to become World No. 1 and definitely, it’s in progress. I would want to see myself there,” the Rio Olympics silver medallist said.
Participating in an interaction with students and teachers during a promotional event organised at her alma mater, Auxilium High School here, Sindhu said her mother has been her inspiration.
“She has always been there saying that ‘do your best’ and ‘give your best’ in whatever you do. Be brave and stay strong and all women should do that and believe in ourselves,” Sindhu said on her mother.
