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The Times of India Sports Desk provides comprehensive, real-time coverage of global sporting events, from cricket matches to the Paralympics, offering in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews, and viral content.
The Times of India Sports Desk provides comprehensive, real-time coverage of major sporting events worldwide, from cricket and chess to the Olympics and Paralympics, offering in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews, and viral content.
Nita Ambani, an IOC member, hosted a grand event, ‘United in Triumph,’ to celebrate the achievements of India’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes. The event, organized by Reliance Foundation, brought together nearly 140 Olympians and Paralympians for the first time, showcasing the unifying spirit of sports.
India’s performance at the 2024 Paris Paralympics was a testament to the country’s growing strength in para sports. With a record-breaking 29 medals, India showcased a transformed ecosystem fueled by policy changes, increased funding, and a dedicated network of support. This article explores the journey of Indian para-athletes, highlighting the challenges overcome, the initiatives implemented, and the bright future that lies ahead.
The Badminton Association of India (BAI) has announced a combined INR 50 lakh reward for the Indian para badminton players who won five medals at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. This includes a historic gold medal for Nitesh Kumar and the first-ever Paralympic medals for Indian women shuttlers.
Indian archer Harvinder Singh, a para-athlete who overcame a childhood injury, secured a historic gold medal in the men’s individual recurve open category at the Paris Paralympics. In an exclusive interview, he reveals the mental fortitude, training regimen, and unwavering support system that propelled him to victory.
AirAsia is celebrating the achievements of Asean athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games with its ‘Olympics Champion Pass’ initiative, offering free flights to medalists as part of its ‘Dare To Dream’ campaign. The initiative recognizes the athletes’ dedication, resilience, and inspiring achievements.
Kapil Parmar, a visually impaired judoka from India, overcame adversity and societal prejudice to become India’s first Paralympic medalist in the sport. His journey from facing taunts to achieving international recognition is a testament to his resilience and determination.
Indian para shuttler Thulasimathi Murugesan’s silver medal win at the Paralympics in Paris is a testament to her unwavering determination and the dedication of her coach, L. Raju. Despite facing a congenital deformity and significant pain during training, Thulasimathi persevered to achieve this remarkable feat.
