Rio Olympic 2016, world’s biggest sport event that had been continued for two weeks, is over now and Indian women stars such as Sakshi Malik, PV Sandhu and Dipa Karmakar has smashed their way onward in a nation where people counts on their son for success and and preserve their daughters as modest ones to be wedded off. For India, Rio Olympic was female power to the front, the women were dominant to the men for the first time.

While wrestler Sakshi Malik has won bronze, shuttler Sindhu secured a silver medal. Previously, gymnast Dipa Karmakar had done that is unimaginable in India until she not made it real. She had got the entry into the finals of women’s vault and secured fourth position. These winning performances of Indian women are instances of zeal, motivation and hard work. The commendable devotion of India’s sportswomen had to be seen to be believed.

P.V SINDHU

Pusarla Venkata Sindhu or P. V. Sindhu is a world-class Indian shuttler and silver medalist at Rio Olympics 2016. This promising badminton player is daughter of Andhra’s former volleyball player and Arjun Award winner P.V. Ramana. One of the most talented and youngest badminton players, P.V. Sindhu has marked herself among world’s top 10 Badminton players since 2014.

SAKSHI MALIK

Sakshi Malik is basically from Rohtak distric in Haryana. She has been trained and coached by Geeta Phogat’s since starting of her carrier. She had become attraction of thousands eye balls when she defeated former world champion in Olympic qualifying event in Istanbul. In early days of her carrier, Sakshi had to fight with boys as women were not allowed to take part in wrestling in Haryana. She starts wrestling in 2002 under the supervision of Coach Ishwar Dahiya and since that time he has won different wrestling tournaments including gold medal in national championship.

Women Winners List in Rio Olympic 2016

S.No.	Name	Country	Sport	Medal
1	Chang Hye-jin	South Korea	Archery	Gold
2	Lisa Unruh	Germany	Archery	Silver
3	Ki Bo-bae	South Korea	Archery	Bronze
4	Carolina Marín	Spain	Badminton	Gold
5	P.V. Sindhu	India	Badminton	Silver
6	Nozomi Okuhara	Japan	Badminton	Bronze
7	Anna van der Breggen	Netherlands	Road cycling	Gold
8	Emma Johansson	Sweden	Road cycling	Silver
9	Elisa Longo Borghini	Italy	Road cycling	Bronze
10	Inbee Park	South Korea	Golf	Gold
11	Lydia Ko	New Zealand	Golf	Silver
12	Shanshan Feng	China	Golf	Bronze
13	Ding Ning	China	Table tennis	Gold
14	Li Xiaoxia	China	Table tennis	Silver
15	Kim Song-i	North Korea	Table tennis	Bronze
16	Mónica Puig	Puerto Rico	Tennis	Gold
17	Angelique Kerber	Germany	Tennis	Silver
18	Petra Kvitová	Czech Republic	Tennis	Bronze
19	Kaori Icho	Japan	Wrestling	Gold
20	Valeria Koblova	Russia	Wrestling	Silver
21	Sakshi Malik	India	Wrestling	Bronze
22	Marwa Amri	Tunisia	Wrestling	Bronze