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Ram Charan’s sister Sreeja Konidela says her identity was shaped by painful past: ‘I moved on from victimhood’

Ram Charan’s sister Sreeja Konidela says her identity was shaped by painful past: ‘I moved on from victimhood’

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Telugu star Ram Charan’s younger sister and Chiranjeevi’s daughter, Sreeja Konidela, has faced personal tribulations that she recently got candid about. Admitting that her identity has long been defined by everything she has been through in the past, she stated that she recently underwent a 15-month course that helped her move on from ‘victimhood’. Sreeja Konidela is Ram Charan’s sister and Chiranjeevi’s youngest daughter. Sreeja Konidela gets candid about her past In a video that she posted on her Instagram on Monday, Sreeja spoke about her past. She admitted that she was stuck in wondering why she was going through so much, saying, “I was stuck in a space asking, why is this happening to me, and why am I going through so much pain? Why is there a struggle after struggle, and what did I do to deserve this? And in this journey, I moved from that space of victimhood and to understanding that life just doesn’t happen to me, but I have the power to create it.” Sreeja also claimed that for most …

Indian campaign ends as Manav, Sreeja exit in first round

Indian campaign ends as Manav, Sreeja exit in first round

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India’s run at the 2026 WTT Champions Chongqing came to an early end as both Manav Thakkar and Sreeja Akula faced a first-round exit in the tournament. Thakkar, who received a late visa to travel to China for the event, went down 6-11, 7-11, 6-11 in straight games to World No 12 Dang Qiu of Germany. India’s highest ranked men’s singles paddler was of no match to Qiu, losing in just under 19 minutes. Thakkar’s exit brought an early end to the Indian contention in the tournament. Earlier on Tuesday, women’s singles paddler Sreeja Akula suffered the same feat in first round. Having only recently returned from a long injury lay-off, Akula was shown the door by wildcard entrant Anna Hursey. The Indian went down 12-14, 11-5, 9-11, 8-11 after a hard fought 32-minute encounter against the Welsh paddler. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: …

Chiranjeevi’s daughter Sreeja Konidela says she and her children are ‘safe’ and ‘well-protected’ in Dubai amid US-Israel war on Iran | Telugu News

Chiranjeevi’s daughter Sreeja Konidela says she and her children are ‘safe’ and ‘well-protected’ in Dubai amid US-Israel war on Iran | Telugu News

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3 min readNew DelhiMar 2, 2026 03:52 PM IST As the US and Israel’s attack on Iran continues and tension escalates across the Middle East, ‘Megastar’ Chiranjeevi’s youngest daughter Sreeja Konidela, who resides in Dubai, has assured fans that she and her daughters Nivrithi and Navishka are ‘safe’ and ‘well-protected’. Taking to her Instagram handle, Sreeja reshared a post on her Story. The image featured the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai skyline at sunrise, with the UAE flag flying prominently. The accompanying text read: “We chose this country and we stand with it.” ALSO READ | Ajith safe in Dubai amid ongoing US-Israel strikes on Iran, confirms manager: ‘He was supposed to leave yesterday, but…’ In another Story, Sreeja Konidela revealed that her family is safe amid the conflict. “So thankful for every call and message. It means more than you know. We’re safe here in Dubai and well protected. Sending love and prayers for peace and calm,” the note read. Check out her Story: Chiranjeevi’s daughter Sreeja Konidela’s Instagram Story Chiranjeevi’s daughter Sreeja Konidela’s …

Chiranjeevi’s daughter Sreeja Konidela says her and kids are ‘safe and protected’ in Dubai amid US-Iran conflict

Chiranjeevi’s daughter Sreeja Konidela says her and kids are ‘safe and protected’ in Dubai amid US-Iran conflict

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Actor Chiranjeevi’s youngest daughter, Sreeja Konidela, shared an update from Dubai about herself and her children. Amid the US-Iran conflict reaching its third day, she took to her Instagram to assure everyone that she’s ‘safe and protected’. She also hinted that she’s no longer living in Hyderabad, but in Dubai with her children. Chiranjeevi’s daughter Sreeja Konidela wrote that she prays for peace. Sreeja Konidela says she’s ‘safe and protected’ in Dubai Sreeja hinted that she has moved to Dubai and is no longer staying in Hyderabad when she posted on her Instagram stories, “We chose this country and we stand with it.” Accompanying it is a picture of the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai skyline with the UAE flag flying and the sun rising. In another note, she shared that she and her children, Nivrithi and Navishka, are safe. She wrote, “So thankful for every call and message. It means more than you know. We’re safe here in Dubai and well protected. Sending love and prayers for peace and calm (folded hands emoji).” Her …

Sreeja Akula exits in the round of 128

Sreeja Akula exits in the round of 128

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India’s Sreeja Akula had a disappointing first round loss at the 2025 ITTF World Table Tennis Championships in Doha, Qatar on Sunday. The highest ranked Indian women’s singles paddler lost out 11-9, 8-11, 6-11, 5-11, 2-11 after being a game up against Suthasini Sawettabut of Thailand in 33 minutes. Sreeja started the match in a composed manner and played a few good cross-table shots and efficiently used her defensive blocks to stop the aggressive game style of Suthasini to win the first game 11-9. The second game was also very closely poised, with both players keeping themsleves within the reach but in the end Sreeja lost three points in a row and lost 8-11. This reversal completely diminished Sreeja’s momentum, who could not make a comeback and lost the next three games without putting much pressure on Suthasini and dropping the match 1-4. Three doubles pairs in the second round In the doubles categories, India had a comparatively better day as they won all three first-round matches of the day, two in women’s doubles and …

ITTF World C’ships: Diya Chitale, Manush Shah win, Sreeja Akula exits in R128

ITTF World C’ships: Diya Chitale, Manush Shah win, Sreeja Akula exits in R128

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Indian paddlers were in action at the first round of the 2025 Table Tennis World Championships in Doha, Qatar on Saturday. Sreeja Akula, Diya Chitale, and Manush Shah played the singles round of 128 matches, whereas the men’s doubles duo of Manav Thakkar and Manush Shah were in action in the round of 64. In women’s doubles, both Indian pairs of Diya / Yashaswini Ghodpade and Ayhika Mukherjee / Sutirtha Mukherjee began their campaign in the first round. As it happened: Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

ITTF World C’ships: Manika, Sreeja, Manav to lead the Indian challenge

ITTF World C’ships: Manika, Sreeja, Manav to lead the Indian challenge

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The 11-member Indian table tennis contingent is set for the biggest competition of the year — the ITTF World Championships — to be held at the Lusail Sports Arena in Doha, Qatar, from 17th to 25th May. The Indian team, featuring star players like Manika Batra, Sreeja Akula, and Manav Thakkar, will have four players each in the singles categories and two pairs in each of the three doubles categories. Indian paddlers have had a rather disappointing year so far in singles, with top players like Manika Batra and Sreeja Akula suffering early exits and experiencing significant drops in their rankings. They will be aiming to end this poor run, regain their rhythm, and target a quarterfinal finish. Manav Thakkar will be the one to watch in the men’s singles category. Meanwhile, Indian doubles pairs — such as Manav and Manush in men’s doubles, and Ayhika and Sutirtha in women’s doubles — have shown promising performances over the past two years. They will now look to convert that progress into medals. India has never won …

Sreeja Akula bows out in the group stage

Sreeja Akula bows out in the group stage

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Indian paddlers Manika Batra and Sreeja Akula faced yet another early exit in the 2025 season as they bowed out from the group stage of the ITTF World Cup in Macao, China, on Wednesday. Sreeja faced a disappointing 8-11, 6-11, 9-11, 8-11 loss in her final group match against the world no.13, Bernadette Szocs of Romania, whereas Manika lost 11-13, 8-11, 4-11, 12-10 to Bruna Takahashi of Brazil. Sreeja, who started her campaign with a win against Australian paddler Constantina Psihogios, had a must-win encounter in this final group match. But the Indian had a poor start to the match, losing the first two games. It proved to be the final game in the coffin for Sreeja, who could not win the four-game match anymore, after conceding the opening two games. Sreeja, though, kept fighting to salvage at least a draw from the match, displaying some good attacking shots. But Szocs’ cross-table interceptions and defensive blocks proved too hot to handle for the Indian, who lost 0-4. #News | Sreeja Akula bows out of ITTF …

ITTF World Cup 2025 Live: Manika Batra in action, Sreeja Akula bows out

ITTF World Cup 2025 Live: Manika Batra in action, Sreeja Akula bows out

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ITTF World Cup 2025 Live: Indian paddlers, Sreeja Akula and Manika Batra, will be in action for their final group stage match at the ITTF World Cup 2025 in Macao, China, on Wednesday. Both the Indian paddlers started with a win in their opening fixture on Monday and will be hoping to continue the momentum in these final group matches, which are a virtual knockout for both Indian players. Sreeja will be taking on the world no.13, Bernadette Szocs of Romania, whereas Mnaika is up against world no.23 Bruna Takahashi of Brazil. The winner of these matches will progressed to the quarterfinal. Catch all the live updates here: Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Manika Batra, Sreeja Akula start with wins

Manika Batra, Sreeja Akula start with wins

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India’s Manika Batra and Sreeja Akula had a winning start to their 2025 ITTF World Cup campaign in Macao on Monday. Drawn in Group 16 of women’s singles, Batra had a comfortable start as she took down a lower ranked Giret Maylis of France 4-0 in just 18 minutes. Batra was dominating throughout, winning the match 11-1, 11-2, 11-6, 11-4 in straight games. Meanwhile, Akula got the better off Australian Constantina Psihogios 3-1 in the women’s singles Group 9. Akula, too, was never in trouble as she won the first three sets 11-9, 11-4, 11-8 to seal the match before conceding the fourth 6-11 to wrap up the match in 24 minutes. Both Akula and Batra have a match left in the Group stages. If they finish in top two of their respective groups, they will advance to the Round of 16 knockouts. While Batra has to face Bruna Takahashi of Brazil next, Akula will have to go up against Bernadette Szocs of Romania. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, …