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Media Coverage Report Media Coverage Report The Grand Launch of VSR Sports Academy – Badminton Centre On 10th July 2019 Powered by India Sports Floorings Compiled by Vanitha Santhoshkumar PR – Consultant 9790880329 | [email protected] Details of the coverage – Print | Online | Wires | Televisions | Magazine Print Coverage 1. The Hindu 2. New Indian Express 3. Times of India 4. DT Next 5. News Today 6. Trinity Mirror 7. Hindu Tamil 8. Dinakaran 9. Andhra Jyothi 10. Sakshi 11. Eenadu 12. Mathru Bhoomi 13. Rajasthan Patrika 14. Theekathir 15. Dina Thodar 16. Dina Bhoomi 17. Velli Ithazh 18. Maalai Sudar 19. MakkalKural Wires 20. PTI – Press Trust of India Onlines 21. Vikatan.com 22. Sportsstarlive.com 23. BusinessStandards.com 24. Newstodynet.com 25. Firstpost.com 26. Devdiscourse.com 27. M.Dailyhunt.com 28. Dailypioneer.com 29. Pressreader.com 30. Asiavile.com 31. Nxtpix.com 32. News360.com 33. Nba24X7.com 34. Gtsglitz.com 35. Dtnewsonline.com 36. TimesofIndia.com 37. Thehindu.com 38. Expressnewsasia.com 39. Valgantv.com Televisions 40. Sun News 41. Jaya Plus 42. Captain News 43. Tamilan TV 44. Tamil Oli News 45. Mathimugam TV Magazine 46. Sports Star PRINT COVERAGE 1. The Hindu 2. New Indian Express 3. Times of India 4. DT Next 5. News Today 6. Trinity Mirror 7. Eenadu 8. Sakshi 9. Andhra Jyothi 10. Mathru Bhoomi 11. Rajasthan Patrika 12. The Hindu Tamil 13. Dinakaran 14. Theekathir 15. Dina Thodar 16. Dina Bhoomi 17. Velli Ithazh 18. Maalai Sudar 19. Makkal Kural ONLINE COVERAGE 20. Press Trust of India - PTI 21. Vikatan.com - https://www.vikatan.com/sports/sports-news/badminton-player- kidambi-srikanth-eyes-to-pass-through-tokyo-olympic-qualification 22. Sportsstar.com - https://sportstar.thehindu.com/badminton/kidambi-srikanth- aims-to-build-momentum-heading-into-2020-tokyo-olympics-india- badminton/article28363739.ece?utm_campaign=amp_article_share&utm_medium=referral&u tm_source=whatsapp.com 23. Business Standard - https://www.business-standard.com/article/pti- stories/kidambi-srikanth-looking-forward-to-doing-well-in-olympics-119071001379_1.html 24. News Today.in - https://newstodaynet.com/index.php/2019/07/12/srikanth- kidambi-launches-vsr-sports-academy-in-chennai/ 25. Firstpost.in - https://www.firstpost.com/sports/tokyo-olympics-2020-kidambi- srikanth-says-olympic-medal-ultimate-aim-hopes-flourish-events-along-way-6971701.html 26. Devdiscourse.com - https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/sports- games/592918-kidambi-srikanth-looking-forward-to-doing-well-in-olympics 27. M.dailyhunt.com - https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/first+post-epaper- fposteng/tokyo+olympics+2020+kidambi+srikanth+says+olympic+medal+his+ultimate+aim+ho pes+to+flourish+in+events+along+the+way-newsid-124643146 28. Press Reader.com – https://www.pressreader.com/india/the-new-indian- express/20190711/283094185685974 29. Dailypioneer.com - https://www.dailypioneer.com/2019/sports/srikanth- hopeful-of-doing-well-in-olympics.html 30. Asiavillenews.com - https://tamil.asiavillenews.com/article/srikant-kidambi- says-winning-in-2020-olympics-is-my-ultimate-aim-9061 31. Nxtpix.com - http://www.nxtpix.com/grand-launch-of-vsr-sports-academy/ 32. News360.com - http://news360donline.com/2810/ 33. NBA24X7.com - http://www.nba24x7.com/2019/07/10/grand-launch-of-vsr- sports-academy-one-of-the-biggest-badminton-center-in-chennai/ 34. Gtsglitz.com - http://www.gtsglitz.com/grand-launch-of-vsr-sports-academy/ 35. DTnewsonline.com – http://dtnewsonline.com/4843/ 36. TimesofIndia.com:https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/badminton/kidam bi-srikanth-looking-forward-to-do-well-in-olympics/articleshow/70164230.cms 37. The Hindu.com - https://www.thehindu.com/sport/other-sports/k-srikanth- focused-on-qualifying-for-tokyo-olympics/article28363546.ece 38. Sportsnews.resourceblog.net - https://sportsnews.resourceblog.net/indian- badminton-star-kidambi-srikanth-aims-to-build-momentum-heading-into-2020-tokyo- olympics/ 39. Expressasianews.com - https://expressnews.asia/grand-launch-of-vsr-sports- academy/ 40. Valgantv.com - http://www.valgan.tv/international-badminton-player-srikanth-kidambi- inaugurated-the-vsr-sports-academy/ Televisions 1. Sun News 2. Jaya Plus 3. Captain News 4. Tamilan TV 5. Tamil Oli News 6. Mathimugam TV Thank You! .
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