PARALYMPICS SUCCESS STORY
The Free Press Journal|September 15, 2024
India surpassed its Tokyo Paralympic gold medal tally after Praveen Kumar won the men's high jump in the Paris Paralympics and the success story continues.
PARALYMPICS SUCCESS STORY

Praveen Kumar won the country its sixth gold medal after clearing 2.08m. He won his second consecutive Para Games medal, improving upon a silver in the previous edition in Tokyo. With 29 medals tally, this performance will go down as the best in paralympics history so far. India's para-athletes have made the nation proud with their bestever medal haul at the Paris Paralympics 2024. India surpassed their medal count from the Tokyo Paralympics. As India celebrates paralympics performance, the spotlight on para-athletes intensified, encouraging widespread support from all sections of the society. What makes these athletes and their ability to transform adversity into strength. Despite physical and emotional challenges they face, they continue to push boundaries, proving that talent knows no bounds. For every medal that India wins at the Paralympics, there are countless hours of practice, numerous setbacks and tireless pursuance of excellence.As India celebrates the permanence of paralympics athletes, their stories remind us that greatness is born out of struggle. Their success is a beacon of hope for millions, showcasing that with determination and talent and unbreakable spirit and enthusiasm to win more medals in the days to come. Perseverance, dedication and talent can overcome the greatest challenges.

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