Sushil kumar’s life -
Sushil Kumar Solanki was born 26 May 1983 is a former Indianwrestler.He conveyed the Indian banner at the original service of 2012 London Olympics. His 2008 Olympic decoration was alternate for India in wrestling, and the first since Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav's citation award at the 1952 Summer Olympics. In July 2009, he got the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna-India's most elevated honor for sportspersons. On 3 October 2010, Kumar gave the Queen's Mallet to Ruler Charles in the Queen's Rod Hand-off for the 2010 Province Games Opening Service. Sushil won the gold decoration in the 74 kg division at the 2014 Ward Gam .
Kumar was brought into the world in a Jat group of Solanki body in Baprola city, close to Najafgarh in South West Delhi. His pater, Diwan Singh was a motorist in MTNL Delhi, while his mama, Kamla Devi, is a housewife.
His life -
Kumar was amped to take up wrestling by his pater, himself a grappler, and his kinsman Sandeep. Sandeep latterly quit contending as the family could uphold one grappler. Kumar prepared in pehlwani wrestling at the akhada (wrestling academy) in the Chhatrasal Arena from the age of 14. With negligible means and unfortunate medication services for wrestling in India, in any event, for the 2008 Olympic group, his family assured he got the vital salutary advancements by transferring him tinned milk, ghee and new vegetables. He's a given Hindu and severe vegan.
He has finished his Scale (B.P.E.) andPost-Graduation (M.P.E.) from Noida School of Factual Instruction, Dadri. Kumar is as of now employed with the Indian Roads as an associate business director.
Vocation -
Posterior to changing to free- form wrestling Kumar's most memorable achievement came at the World Trainee Games in 1998 where he won the gold decoration in his weight bracket, traced by a gold at the Asian Junior Wrestling Title in 2000. Moving out of the lower contests, in 2003 Kumar won the citation decoration at the Asian Wrestling Titles and a gold at the Republic Wrestling Titles. Kumar set fourth at the 2003 Big showdowns, still this went generally unseen by the Indian media as he fared gravely in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, putting fourteenth in the 60 kg weight class. He won gold decorations at the Province wrestling titles in 2005 and 2007. He set seventh in the 2007 Big showdowns and won a citation award at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
At the 2010 World Wrestling Titles Kumar turned into the primary Indian to bring home a big showdown in wrestling. He beat the neighborhood most loved Alan Gogaev of Russia 3-1 in the tests in the 66 kg class.
Kumar won a tableware decoration posterior to losing the last to TatsuhiroYonemitsu.Earlier, he'd entered the last in the midst of some discussion by beating Kazakhastan's Akzhurek Tanatarov in the elimination round. The Kazakh contender asserted that Kumar had nibbled his observance, which was denied by thelatter.Kumar was the Olympic banner carrier for India at the original function. This success made him the top Indian to win 2 individual Olympic Decorations since India's Autonomy.
Kumar crushed Qamar Abbas in the 74 kg last to win the gold decoration at the 2014 Federation Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
Kumar won gold in 74 kg class on 12 April 2018, Thursday, beating South Africa's Johannes Botha (27) in the last that endured 80 seconds accordingly negotiating an accomplishment of winning 3 gold awards in 3 successional Province Games.
Contentions -
Delhi Police captured Sushil Kumar regarding the homicide of former inferior public wrestling champion Sagar Dhankhar during a fight in the Chhatrasal Arena on 4 May 2021. Posterior to landing Kumar, Delhi Police introduced him in Rohini court and the court requested a six- day remand of Kumar to Delhi police. In October 2021, an appointed authority requested Kumar keep on being held without bail. The choice was reached after contentions from the two sides, and an inspection of evidence from the charge, including a videotape taken by a supposed associate of a man suspected to be Kumar enthralled with the assault.
