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Sheetal Devi, an Indian armless archer, finished second in the compound ranking round at the 2024 Paris Paralympics with a personal best score of 703 out of 720. Despite falling just one point short of the world record, Devi’s performance was nothing short of remarkable. Sheetal Devi’s Background Sheetal Devi, who was born with phocomelia syndrome, a rare congenital disorder that kept her limbs underdeveloped, was discovered at a military camp in a remote part of Kishtwar in Jammu and Kashmir. She was adopted by the Indian Army in her childhood and has since become a sensation in the archery…
Rakshitha Raju, a visually impaired athlete from Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka, is making history as the first Indian female athlete to compete in the Women’s 1500m Running T-11 Category at the Paralympic Games. This milestone is a testament to Rakshitha’s unparalleled resilience and commitment to excellence. Early Life and Challenges Born with a visual impairment, Rakshitha has overcome numerous challenges to become one of India’s top Para athletes. She lost her parents at a very early age and was brought up by her grandmother, who is affected by a speech and hearing impairment. Her passion for athletics ignited during her school days…
Indian Olympic Medal Winners India’s journey in the Olympics has evolved remarkably from its early days to the present, with the country making significant strides across various sports. While India’s Olympic debut occurred in 1900, its true rise began much later, with athletes from different disciplines achieving glory. K.D. Jadhav became the first Indian to win an individual Olympic medal in 1952, securing a bronze in wrestling. This breakthrough was crucial in encouraging future generations of athletes in individual sports. Year Athlete/Team Medal Sport Event 1900 Norman Pritchard Silver Athletics 200m, 200m hurdles 1928 Indian Men’s Hockey Team Gold Hockey…
Tanvi Patri, a 13-year-old badminton sensation from Odisha , has been making waves in the badminton world with her exceptional skills and remarkable achievements. The young prodigy has recently clinched the girls’ singles title at the U-15 Badminton Asia U-17 & U-15 Junior Championships in Chengdu, China, defeating Vietnam’s second seed Thi Thu Huyen Nguyen 22-20, 21-11 in a 34-minute final. Early Life and Training Tanvi Patri’s journey in badminton began in China, where her parents, Rabinarayan Patri and Sailabala Panda, software professionals, were working. She started training under Chinese coach Jiang Yong Yi and won nine titles in China…
Aiming for Glory: Indian Para-Athletes Set Sights on Record Medal Haul As the Paris 2024 Paralympics approach, the Indian para-athletic team is gearing up to make a significant impact on the global stage. Led by the talented Sumit Antil, a batch of Indian para-athletes has departed for Paris, aiming to bring home a record 12 medals. The Road to Paris: Months of Rigorous Training The Indian para-athletic team has been training rigorously for months, with a focus on fine-tuning their skills and building their endurance. The team’s preparations have been overseen by experienced coaches, who have worked tirelessly to ensure…
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced that the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup, originally scheduled to take place in Bangladesh, will be relocated to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) due to ongoing unrest in the country. Reason for Relocation The decision to relocate the tournament was made due to the ongoing student-led anti-government demonstrations and civil unrest in Bangladesh, which has led to the resignation and self-exile of the country’s former prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, in India. The security concerns arising from these events have made it difficult for the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) to host the tournament. New…
In a stunning display of batting prowess, South African cricketer Darius Visser has shattered Yuvraj Singh’s long-standing record of hitting 36 runs in an over. Visser achieved this incredible feat by scoring 39 runs in a single over, leaving cricket fans and experts alike in awe. The Record-Breaking Innings Visser’s record-breaking innings came during a match between his team, the Eastern Storm, and the Northern Cape Heat in the CSA Provincial T20 Cup. The 25-year-old batsman was in scintillating form, taking on the Heat’s bowler, Aubrey Swanepoel, in the 15th over of the match. Visser started the over with a…
In a heartwarming display of support and encouragement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to social media to congratulate Indian wrestler Vines h Phogat on her remarkable achievement at the Paris Olympics. Vinesh Phogat’s disqualification from the 50 kg wrestling event may have come as a setback, but PM Modi’s words of pride and encouragement have lifted the spirits of the entire nation. A Champion Among Champions PM Modi’s message to Vinesh Phogat was one of unwavering support and admiration. He wrote, “Vinesh, you are a champion among champions! You are India’s pride and an inspiration for each and every Indian.…
Australian cricket star Marnus Labuschagne has officially retired the bat that played a pivotal role in his team’s historic ODI WorldCup 2023 victory against India. The right-handed batter took to social media to share the news, posting a picture of the worn-out bat with the caption, “Think it’s finally time to retire the World Cup final bat.” The Bat that Made History The bat in question was used by Labuschagne during the ODI World Cup 2023 final against India at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on November 19, 2023. In that match, Labuschagne scored an unbeaten 58 off 110…
Neeraj Chopra to Defend His Javelin Gold India’s star javelin thrower, Neeraj Chopra, is set to defend his gold medal at the Paris Olympics 2024. The 24-year-old will take to the field on Thursday, August 8, at the Stade de France in Paris, to compete in the men’s javelin throw final. A Season’s Best Effort: Neeraj Chopra stormed into the final with a season’s best effort of 89.34m in his very first attempt in the qualification round. This impressive throw not only secured his spot in the final but also sent a strong message to his competitors. The Final Showdown:…