"We are proud of the way P V Sindhu carried the tricolor forward in the World Badminton Championships by winning the bronze medal to become the first Indian to win a women's singles medal," Roy said in a release.
"Today's recommendation of her name for the prestigious Arjuna Award is another feather in her cap," he added.
Sindhu was recommended for the Arjuna Award today following her bronze medal feat at the World Championship in Guangzhou, China.
"We are extremely proud of our choice when we picked her as the Icon player for our Franchise, Awadhe Warriors. Even before this victory we had faith in her potential and these recent developments have only reinforced our faith in her," he said
"We are confident that she will continue to win more laurels for the country."
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