For 23-year-old Manu Attri, qualifying for the Rio Games is just the start to live his father Raja Ram&rsquo;s dreams. Attri and his partner B Sumeeth Reddy became the first Indian men&rsquo;s badminton doubles pair to qualify for the Olympics.
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Attri said that though his father is an athletics coach, he let him choose badminton over&nbsp; track and field events.
&ldquo;Qualification is the first step towards living my father&rsquo;s dream of representing&nbsp; my country at the Olympics. That in turn became my dream and today I am so close to fulfilling it.
&ldquo;I take it as a responsibility and would want to win a medal for my dad,&rdquo; said men&rsquo;s double World No 21 Attri on the sidelines of a felicitation ceremony organised by his employers, Indian Oil in Bandra yesterday.

For 23-year-old Manu Attri, qualifying for the Rio Games is just the start to live his father Raja Ram&rsquo;s dreams

Want to win a medal at Rio for my dad: Manu Attri

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