Paralympics  

Kapil Parmar's journey to winning India's first-ever bronze medal in Judo at the Paris Paralympics 2024 is truly inspiring.

India's Nitesh Kumar secured the gold medal in badminton at the 2024 Paralympics by defeating the United Kingdom's Daniel Bethell.

Rubina Francis won bronze in the women's 10m air pistol SH1 final at the Paris Paralympics 2024, securing India's fifth medal. Read her inspiring story of resilience and triumph.

Preethi Pal scripted history by winning the bronze medal in the Women's T35 100m event at the Paris Paralympics 2024. Overcoming the challenge of cerebral palsy, Preethi brought glory to the nation with her hard work and dedication. Read her inspiring story of success.

Rudransh Khandelwal, who lost his left leg in an accident at the age of 8, is now prepared to compete for the gold medal at the Paris Paralympics 2024.

Explore seven lesser-known facts about PV Sindhu: from her early training commutes and Sachin Tendulkar’s gift, to her historic Olympic achievements and movie preferences.
 

Dhinidhi Desinghu, a 14-year-old swimming prodigy, is set to debut at the Paris Olympics. Overcoming early fears and challenges, she now holds national records and inspires young athletes nationwide.

 

He was a boxer at EME, Secunderabad, and he could not return to it after his injuries. However, he did not let his disability define him, and he switched sports and picked up swimming, table tennis, and other sports. 

Sonalben Patel is an Indian table tennis player. She made headlines for clinching bronze medal in the table tennis women’s singles event at the 2022 Commonwealth Games held in Birmingham, UK.

Today on World Disability Day, let’s celebrate the achievements of 4 differently-abled sportswomen who are true homegrown legends and has made every Indian proud.

'I'm extremely delighted to personally felicitate all the medal winners at the World Para Athletics Championships. India delivered their best medal haul winning 9 medals and securing 13 quotas at the Paralympics @Tokyo2020  I'm very proud of them,' Kiren Rijiju said

Nishad Kumar's medal booked India's ninth slot for the Tokyo Games. This was India's third bronze and six medals overall, one better than 2017 London Worlds. India had won five medals in the 2017 edition

'It's high time that athlete starts getting heard. Being an athlete I know what they go through and what they need. Yes, I have filed my nomination for the presidentship (of PCI),' said Deepa Malik