A church in Dedoplistsqaro In 1869, the entrepreneurs and established an near the village which functioned until the mid-1870s. The village retained its military installations and a large garrison during Georgia's from 1918 to 1921. It was seized by the forces after hours of heavy fighting with Georgian troops on February 18, 1921. The Russian commander died in this battle.

The government changed the name into Tsiteltskaro (წითელწყარო; 'Red Spring') and granted the settlement a town's status in 1963. In 1991, the historical name of Dedoplis Tskaro was restored. Ruins of the medieval fortress of lie near the town. The is also located within the Dedoplis Tskaro district. See also [ ] • References [ ].

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Contents • • • • • • • • Early life [ ] Dipika Pallikal was born in to a family. She is the daughter of Sanjiv and, originally from the state of.

Her mother played international cricket for the. Dipika Pallikal Karthik played her first international tournament in London when she was in her sixth grade, and won several tournaments on the European Junior Squash Circuit.

[ ] Professional career [ ] Deepika turned professional in 2006, but her career was filled with ups and downs initially. Obrazci pochetnih gramot. She became more consistent and started notching up winning performances after her brief training stint in Egypt in the beginning of 2011. She clinched her first of three WISPA titles for 2011 in September by winning the Orange County Open in Irvine, California.

She notched up her second in the United States with another WISPA tour event victory. The third came in Hong Kong in the Crocodile Challenge Cup in December 2011 and that took her to number 17 in world rankings. However it was her performance in the that shot her into the limelight. She finished in the top eight.

She claimed a ranking of 14 as a result of these victories in February 2012, surpassing the earlier best world ranking by an Indian – 27th by former national champion Misha Grewal in 1995. In January 2012, she became the first Indian ever to reach the summit clash of a Silver event when she reached the final of the squash meet in New York. In August same year, she went one step further when she reached the semi-finals of a gold event, the 2012, another first for an Indian. Deepika Pallikal was an integral part of the that finished fifth in the. India, seeded tenth in the event, defeated higher ranked and in the process.

She defeated players like in the tournament. Was another key player in the Indian line-up. In February 2013, She won her sixth WSA title of her career after outplaying Joey Chan of Hong Kong 11–9, 11–7, 11–4 in the final of the Meadowood Pharmacy Open in the Canadian city of Winnipeg.

In December 2012, she broke into the top 10 by achieving a career best of ranking of 10. She became the first Female Squash player to be conferred with the, India's second highest sporting award in the year 2012. As of Feb 2014 She is back at no. 10 in the latest Women's Squash Association (WSA) rankings despite enduring a tough start to the year.

At the she along with won the squash women's doubles gold medal, making it India's first ever Commonwealth Games medal in the sport. Pallikal picked up her 10th Tour title in January 2015 after triumphing at the Winter Club Open. At the February 2016, she was part of the gold medal winning Indian Women's team She was then defeated in the first round of the 2016 PSA Women's World Championship in April. In May she was part of the silver medal winning Indian Women's team at the Asian Team Championship in Taipei. Mrs Karthik competed under her maiden name (Pallikal) until 2016, adding her married name for the 2016-17 PSA Season commencing August 2016. Following her second Indian national Title (see below) she continued her good form winning the Australian Open, her 11th PSA title in August 2016. Dipika trains at the at Chennai under and Major (rtd) S.