Loaded Nepal

She passed up a third gold by a bristle on Saturday, however the country anticipates more decorations from her throughout the following two days and past. Photojournalists from neighborhood news outlets were bumping for the best edges even as columnists mixed for the best vantage focuses. It was a scene to see just before the ladies' 100m backstroke last at the Satdobato Swimming Complex on Saturday. Their eyes and focal point were prepared at one swimmer: Gaurika Singh. They were all hoping to catch Singh's triumphant minute—of a third individual gold. In any case, it was not to be. She missed it by a stubble as India's Manna Rajiv Patel won the ladies' 100m backstroke in 1 moment 02:36 seconds. She made due with a silver in the wake of finishing the race at 1:03:15. Be that as it may, having just won four awards at the progressing occasion, Singh has just gotten one of the most adorned Nepali competitors in the Games' history and an easily recognized name.