This is just the start, and she can increase the turns (rotations) on her routine and score higher,” said national head coach GS Bawa, after her two runs with Difficulty scores of 4.8 and 4.6.Īruna had qualified second for the finals on Saturday, and finished marginally behind the silver medallist – local girl Emily Whitehead with 13.699. “She’s a good vaulter, a calm gymnast with excellent temperament. Though the world’s top vaulters were not in action at Melbourne, and Aruna promises to raise her bar at the Commonwealth Games, this medal is an important milestone for the bright graduate. The paper presents detailed investigation on using different empirical conductivity models suggested in the literature for HV DC cable applications. As a result, under certain conditions, the stress at cable screen is higher than that at the conductor boundary. Today, the whole country will be proud of her,” Pavani adds. The dc conductivity, in turn, is a complex function of electric field and temperature.
Our father always said he knew what he was doing. But when she started winning medals, she shut our mouth. “We kept saying why are you putting a girl into this sport? There are common notions about how tough it can be for girls. The sister recalls how their mother and she had objected to putting Aruna into gymnastics - which required her to travel to different districts and states, and undertake a very painful physical activity. For many years after that she would feel lost and though we supported her financially, she needed this medal for her confidence,” says sister Pavani Reddy. “Our father died of a heart stroke at 55 in 2010. In Melbourne, Aruna would attempt two of the mid-rung vaults – a Tsukahara 360 and a Handspring Pike 180 – where her execution score was the second best at the meet (9.066) and finish with 13.649 behind gold winner Slovenia Tjasa Kysslef (13.800) to bring India its first medal at the World Cups.
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