She Was There Before Anyone Else.

Parvathi was i-Sports' very first student — training under her father Krishna Kumar S at age 6 on a single cement court in 1998, before the academy had a name or a reputation. She grew alongside every chapter that built i-Sports.

She competed fiercely at state, national and international level — earning every title herself. She balanced tournament badminton with a 5-year Architecture degree, waking at 3:30 AM to train before college. She graduated as VTU University Gold Medallist and college topper for all five years, while reaching India #7 ranking simultaneously.

She Lost Everything. Then Built It Back.

In 2021, the COVID Delta variant put Parvathi in ICU for 23 days. She lost 28kg of muscle mass. Her digestive system collapsed and she survived on liquid food for 8 months. Her world ranking dropped to zero.

She didn't stop. Through structured rehabilitation, sports science and sheer will — she went from zero ranking back to BWF World #135 within a six months of time. Her doctor called the recovery miraculous. That comeback is the measure of who she is.

What She Has Earned.

A career defined by achievement across sport, academia and science — all pursued simultaneously, all completed at the highest level.

Now She Leads What She Helped Build.

Armed with 20+ years as an i-Sports athlete, a Masters in Sports Science, a professional Architecture degree and a proven track record as a competitor — Parvathi became Director of i-Sports. Not by inheritance. By qualification.

Today she oversees coaching operations, sports science integration, athlete monitoring, nutrition planning, performance analysis and the academy's expansion — while continuing to compete internationally as a professional badminton player.