Sunday, July 29, 2012

Pawan Kalyan sponsors shooter Rekha for Olympics





Powerstar Pawan Kalyan once again proved that he is a man of action and not just words.He has encouraged IIT entrance topper in the past and now, he is sponsoring a lady shooter for next olympics.Rekha Chalichemala is a shooter (Air Rifle) representing Andhra Pradesh & India.She born in Ananathpur & brought up in Hyderabad and she has won 19 Medals so far.She want to participate in next Olympics, but practice for Olympics it is expensive to get proper training, equipment etc.Recently, she met powerstar during ‘Cameraman Ganga tho Rambabu‘ shooting at Annapurna 7 acres and explained him her situation.Knowing this problem, Powerstar assured her to sponsor 5 lakhs for her training and preparation.Rekha plans to represent india in 2016 at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pawan Kalyan has so many followers and a religion called ‘Pawanism‘ formed after him, says observers.
Rekha Chalichemala has started participating in the national competitions only since 2006, she has won several medals at the national level and is now representing India in all major International competitions in junior category. Working with minimal resources and shooting in competitions with a borrowed weapon, Rekha has delivered winning performances against top shooters in the country purely on the basis of her exceptional natural talent.She was also selected by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) to participate in the core group of the national coaching camp in preparation for the Commonwealth Games 2010.
Personal Best
10m Air Rifle: 384/400
50m 3 Position: 572/600
50m Prone: 594/600

Major Achievements
Junior National Champion, 50m Rifle Prone, 2011
National Record Holder (Juniors), 50m Rifle Prone
52nd National Championship 2009 – 1 Silver & 2 Bronze Medals
Karnataka State Olympics 2008 – 2 Silver Medals
51st National Championship 2008 – 2 Gold Medals & 1 Bronze
17th GV Mavalankar Jr National Shooting Championship 2007 – Silver
16th GV Mavalankar Jr National Shooting Championship 2006 – Bronze

No comments:

Post a Comment