The Paris 2024 Paralympics are in full swing, and day six promises a thrilling spectacle of athleticism and determination. From wheelchair fencing to para swimming, the day features a wide range of events across various disciplines, culminating in a flurry of medal ceremonies. Get ready for an exciting day of competition as athletes from around the world push their limits and strive for glory.
The second day of the Paris 2024 Paralympics promises a thrilling spectacle with medal events scheduled across a wide range of disciplines including para athletics, para shooting, para track cycling, para swimming, para taekwondo and para table tennis. From discus throws to cycling time trials, the day is filled with exciting events showcasing the incredible athleticism of Paralympic athletes.
The 17th Summer Paralympics kick off on Thursday, August 29th, in Paris, with a packed opening day schedule featuring medal events across para track cycling, para swimming, para taekwondo, and para table tennis. This article provides a detailed breakdown of the events and their timings (in IST).
Jiya Rai, a 16-year-old from Mumbai with Autism Spectrum Disorder, has become the world’s youngest and fastest para swimmer to cross the English Channel, completing the 34km swim in 17 hours and 25 minutes. This accomplishment adds to her impressive list of achievements, including swimming across the Palk Strait and participating in a relay swim from Mumbai to Goa. Jiya’s incredible journey inspires others and showcases the potential of individuals with disabilities.
