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"Animesh Kujur: The Rising Star of Indian Sprinting"

In the realm of Indian athletics, a new sensation is on the horizon, and his name is Animesh Kujur. At just 20 years old, he’s already making waves in the sprinting world, with his sights set on breaking records and achieving greatness.

It all started with a bold move at last year’s Under-23 meet in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, where Animesh, on a whim, approached renowned English coach Martin Owens. Little did he know, this chance encounter would change the trajectory of his athletic career. Owens, the head coach of the Odisha Reliance Foundation Athletics HPC, saw potential in the young sprinter and invited him to undergo selection trials.

Fast forward to today, and Animesh has already left his mark on the track. Clocking an impressive 20.62 seconds, he clinched the 200 meters gold at the Federation Cup in Bhubaneshwar, coming second only to Amalan Borgohain’s national record. Additionally, his stellar performance has earned him a spot in the 100 meters final, solidifying his status as one to watch in the sprinting world.

Animesh’s journey to success has been fueled by determination and unwavering support from his family. Hailing from the Maoist-affected Bastar region, where his father serves in the state police, Animesh’s upbringing instilled in him a love for sports from an early age. Despite facing challenges, such as being deemed overage due to his towering height, Animesh persevered, guided by his parents’ belief in his potential.

Under Coach Owens’ mentorship, Animesh has undergone rigorous training and discipline, transforming both physically and mentally. With a body fat percentage of just 7 percent and a strict diet regimen, he’s primed to take on the world’s best sprinters.

While Animesh dreams of qualifying for the Paris Olympics with a time of 20.16 seconds, Coach Owens emphasizes the importance of balancing confidence with practicality. With a year free of international meets, Animesh has the opportunity to hone his skills and showcase his talent on the global stage.

As Animesh Kujur continues to chase his dreams and push the boundaries of Indian sprinting, one thing is certain — the future of athletics is brighter with him leading the charge. Keep an eye on this rising star as he blazes a trail towards greatness.

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It occurs to me that I have yet to cover an actual bony fish for Wet Beast Wednesday, so it's billfish time. Billfish are a group of related fish in the families Xiphidae (swordfish) and Istioporidae (marlins) that are knows for their long, pointed rostra, commonly known as bills. The taxonomic placement of billfish is something of an open question. Some sources place them with barracudas in the order Istiophoriformes while newer sources group billfish and barracudas with the tuna and mackerels in a group that I'm delighted to inform you are called scrombroids.

(image: a swordfish)

All 12 living species of billfish are large, migratory predators which live in the epipelagic zone (sunlit region) of the open ocean that rarely approach shore. As they either lack teeth or have small, file-like teeth, they feed primarily on small fish they can swallow whole. Billfish typically hunt schooling fish like mackerel or herring by swimming through the school, waving their bill from side to side to strike and stun and/or injure fish so they can be easily eaten on a second pass. Despite common depictions, billfish rarely impale or slice apart prey. Some species may also use their bills for defense as bills have been found imbedded in predators such as sharks. There are reports of billfish charging boats and getting their bills stuck, which is likely accidental. Many pelagic fish are attracted to floating objects so the billfish may have charged fish around the boat or mistaken the boat for a school of fish. Swordfish have broad, flat bills while marlins have rounded bills.

(image: a swordfish skeleton)

Billfish are considered highly migratory as they are constantly moving, migrating to follow the currents and find the best feeding grounds for their prey. Some species restrict their migration to certain regions (with half of the living species living primarily or exclusively in the Indian Ocean) while others, like the swordfish, live worldwide. Because of their constant migration and wide distribution, it can be hard to find and study them in the wild. Consequently, little is known of their movements and life histories, which complicates conservation efforts. All species live primarily within the epipelagic zone, but some will occasionally descend to the mesopelagic (twilight) zone. They have specialized swim bladders that can quickly compensate for pressure changes. This allows billfish in the mesopelagic to quickly ascend where other fish would have to slowly acclimate to the pressure difference. In the open ocean, speed is often one of the most important traits for both predator and prey, as there is nowhere to hide. Billfish are masters of speed. All species are capable of rapid bursts of speed, though the sailfish holds the record for the world's fastest fish. They have been reported moving up to 111 km/h (69 mph) though more modern estimates suggest this is an exaggeration and their top speed is between 37 and 55 km/h (23 to 23 mph). Like cheetahs, billfish are sprinters, only able to move so fast in short bursts. Billfish can tuck their dorsal fins into grooves on their backs to further streamline their bodies and are slightly endothermic, keeping their body temperature a few degrees above the water temperature, both adaptations that help with their speed.

(image: two marlin and some fish that are about to have a very bad day)

The swordfish (Xiphias gladius) is the most famous billfish and has several physiological differences from its marlin cousins. Interestingly, they have both teeth and scales as juveniles, but lose them ad adults. During the day, swordfish live in deep water, hunting in the deep scattering layer (which is worthy of its own post), ascending to shallower water at night. They are known to bask with their dorsal fins out of the water and to jump out of the water, likely an attempt to dislodge lampreys and remoras. Another famous billfish is the sailfish, a species of marlin known for its extremely large dorsal fin, which extends down most of the back. Known as the sail, this fin is raised during hunting to herd prey and is kept flat against the body most of the time. Sailfish have also been seen raising their sails after hunts, probably using them to cool down after a strenuous period of activity. Sailfish were previously divided into two species, the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific species, but most sources now consider them to be the same species.

(image: a sailfish with sail raised hunting a group of small fish)

All species of billfish are popular gamefish and many are fished commercially. Anglers consider billfish to be highly coveted due to their large sizes and the fights they put up. They are one of the more dangerous gamefish as they can easily injure or kill a person with their bills while thrashing around. There are no reports of billfish attacking someone unprovoked. Many species are being overfished or are having they prey overfished and conservation efforts have been put in place for some of them.

(Image: a sword made of a swordfish bill I found at an aquarium)

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Indian Grand Prix 1: Gurindervir Singh Shatters 100m National Record, Indian Sprinters Shine

The Indian Grand Prix 1 (IGP 1) 2025 at the SAI Center, Bengaluru, witnessed a historic day for Indian sprinting, with Gurindervir Singh rewriting the men’s 100m national record (NR) with a stunning 10.20s, surpassing Manikanta Hoblidhar’s previous mark of 10.23s. This performance not only cements Gurindervir’s status as India’s fastest man but also qualifies him for the Asian Athletics…

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A Complete Guide To JCB Price And Brand Models

Introduction 

JCB is one of the most widely recognized names associated with Construction and Heavy machinery in the Indian market. They are known for their excellent backhoe loaders, hydraulic excavators, and other heavy machinery systems that play an important role in the making of infrastructure. When it comes to the best JCB backhoe loaders you need up to October the year 2023. Today, we will be discussing the jcb price and specifications of some popular models of JCB available in India such as JCB 3DX, JCB 4DX, JCB 3DX Super and JCB 2DX.

JCB 3DX 

The JCB 3DX is among the most preferred models in the company's backhoe loader lineup. We have this model that stands for its unbeatable performance, reliability and unique features that are commonly used in construction sites, mining and roadworks. With a 55-70 HP engine under the hood, the JCB 3DX's most important feature is its fuel efficiency that will provide many returns for the cost-efficient operator. Backhoe loader is built to work in muddy, rocky, and sandy conditions.

Key Features:

BHP: 55 HP to 70 HP

Bucket Capacity: 0.9 m³

Approx Operating Weight: 7500 kg

Lifting Capacity: 1650 kg

Transmission: Fully Automatic

High fuel economy for cost savings over long term

JCB 4DX

JCB 4DX  Moreover, the 4DX is an updated version of the 3DX with better engines. It caters to more robust and demanding construction projects and is very popular for massive infrastructure development. This version is used more with road construction, irrigation projects, or mining due to its.

Key Features:

Engine Capacity: 76 HP

Bucket Capacity: 1.0 m³

Operating Weight: 8,300 kg (approx.)

Lifting Capacity: 1800 kg

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Optimized Fuel Efficiency: Designed to use less fuel while working longer shifts

JCB 3DX Super

JCB 3DX Super is an improved variant of the existing 3DX model with improved hydraulic systems and engine for improved performance. It is built to tackle the more demanding jobs, and is suited for high-load projects. JCB 3DX SuperJCB 3DX Super is one of the most efficient, comfortable, and productive backhoe loader, that is loaded with high performing features and offers the best value for money.

Key Features:

Engine Capacity: 76 HP

Bucket Capacity: 1.0 m³

Weight: 8000 kg (compiled)

Lifting Capacity: 1750 kg

Improved Hydraulics: Better digging, lifting and dumping performance

Enhanced Operator Comfort: A more spacious cabin with improved ergonomics

JCB 2DX

JCB 2DX is a compact backhoe loader, smaller and agile making it a right choice in smaller construction sites or a places where space is a constraint. The 4DX and 3DX lifts and engines up there's a large difference in lifting capacity and of course pulling force but on site this machine offers fantastic efficiency in light construction, digging and loading. Its compact size and economical engine class make the Sprinter a cost-effective choice for businesses in need of lighter duty operations.

Key Features:

Engine Capacity: 35 HP

Bucket Capacity: 0.7 m³

Operation Weight: 4000 kg (Approximate)

Lifting Capacity: 1200 kg

Compact design: Smarter to move in limited spaces

Fuel: They are known for their low operating costs

Comparison of JCB Models

It is important to keep in mind that when comparing models to each other, aspects such as engine capacity, lifting capacity, fuel efficiency and the applicability of the use as a whole play a role. Here’s a quick side by side of each of the four models:

JCB 3DX

Engine Capacity: 55-70 HP

Bucket Capacity: 0.9 m³

Lifting Capacity: 1650 kg

Ideal Use-Case: General Contractor

JCB 4DX

Engine Capacity: 76 HP

Bucket Capacity: 1.0 m³

Lifting Capacity: 1800 kg

Ideal Use Case: Large-Scale Infrastructure

JCB 3DX Super

Engine Capacity: 76 HP

Bucket Capacity: 1.0 m³

Lifting Capacity: 1750 kg

Best For: Hight-Duty Construction

JCB 2DX

Engine Capacity: 35 HP

Bucket Capacity: 0.7 m³

Lifting Capacity: 1200 kg

Best Use Case: Operations in Small Sites

The 2DX is an entry-level device with the 4DX and 3DX Super better suited for users building larger projects.

Conclusion

Other than this JCB provides the same machine with appropriate power, efficiency and pricing. From a big beast with the guts for major infrastructure jobs and a small machine in case that's what you're looking for, JCB has a machine to fill the role.

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Gold medal-winning archer Harvinder Singh and sprinter Preeti Pal, who made history by becoming the first-ever Indian woman to win two medals at the Paralympics, will be the country’s flag bearers during the closing ceremony of the Paris Games on Sunday (September 8, 2024). Harvinder, 33, who had also scripted history by becoming the first Indian archer to clinch a gold at the Paralympics to…

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Sports Statues in Delhi: Celebrating Athletic Icons

Delhi, the heart of India, is not just a city of historical monuments and bustling markets but also a place that honors the country’s sports legends through iconic statues. These sculptures stand as symbols of inspiration, sports statues in delhi showcasing the nation’s love and respect for its sporting heroes. Whether it’s cricket, hockey, or athletics, Delhi’s sports statues serve as landmarks of pride and motivation for aspiring athletes. Here’s a look at some prominent sports statues in the capital city.

1. Major Dhyan Chand Statue - National Stadium

Major Dhyan Chand, the wizard of hockey, is immortalized with a grand statue at the National Stadium, which is also named after him. Known for his exceptional skills and contribution to Indian hockey, Dhyan Chand led India to three Olympic gold medals. His statue, depicting him with a hockey stick, serves as a tribute to his unparalleled legacy and reminds visitors of India’s golden era in hockey.

2. Milkha Singh Statue - Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium

The ‘Flying Sikh’ of India, Milkha Singh, is commemorated with a statue near Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. A legendary sprinter, Milkha Singh’s inspiring journey from a war refugee to one of India’s greatest athletes has been a source of motivation for generations. The statue captures his iconic running posture, symbolizing his relentless spirit and determination.

3. Virat Kohli Statue - Delhi Cricket Academy

One of India’s modern-day cricketing greats, Virat Kohli, has been honored with a statue at the Delhi Cricket Academy, where he started his cricketing journey. Kohli’s aggressive yet disciplined approach to the game has made him a global cricketing icon. The statue, depicting him mid-shot, signifies his contribution to Indian cricket and inspires budding cricketers in the city.

4. Kapil Dev Statue - Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium (Arun Jaitley Stadium)

Kapil Dev, India’s first World Cup-winning captain, is celebrated with a statue at the Arun Jaitley Stadium (formerly Feroz Shah Kotla). The sculpture portrays him lifting the 1983 Cricket World Cup trophy, an image that still resonates with cricket fans. Kapil Dev’s contribution to Indian cricket, particularly his all-round performance, continues to inspire new generations of players.

5. Sachin Tendulkar Statue - India Gate (Proposed)

A statue of the ‘God of Cricket,’ Sachin Tendulkar, has been proposed near India Gate, one of Delhi’s most iconic locations. Though not yet installed, the plan aims to honor Tendulkar’s unmatched cricketing career and his contribution to Indian sports. If completed, this would be a major attraction for cricket lovers visiting the capital.

The Impact of Sports Statues in Delhi

These statues are more than just artistic structures; they symbolize the hard work, discipline, and passion that define sports. They serve as a reminder of India’s glorious sporting history and continue to inspire young athletes to follow in the footsteps of these legends. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast or a casual visitor, these monuments offer a glimpse into India’s sporting heritage and the undying spirit of its champions.

Next time you’re in Delhi, take a moment to visit these inspiring landmarks and celebrate the icons who have made India proud on the global stage!

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Sports Injuries? Ayurvedic Massage to the Rescue

Sports injuries are an inevitable part of an athlete's life. Whether it’s a sprinter dealing with a hamstring strain or a tennis player with a shoulder injury, recovery is vital for both physical and mental well-being. Ayurvedic massage, rooted in ancient Indian wisdom, offers a holistic approach to healing and rejuvenation, making it a perfect solution for athletes.

Why Ayurvedic Massage for Sports Injuries?

Ayurveda focuses on restoring balance in the body, mind, and spirit. Customized to individual needs based on doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha), Ayurvedic massage enhances circulation, reduces inflammation, and relaxes muscles. This ancient practice blends personalized care with proven techniques, accelerating recovery naturally.

Common Sports Injuries and Ayurvedic Solutions

Muscle Strains: Warm oils like sesame or Mahanarayan Tailam ease pain and improve flexibility.

Ligament and Tendon Injuries: Techniques like Pizhichil boost blood flow to affected areas, aiding faster healing.

Bone Injuries: Therapies such as Kativasti alleviate stiffness and promote recovery.

The Role of Ayurvedic Oils

Herbal oils like sesame (warming) and coconut (cooling) are infused with healing herbs like ashwagandha and turmeric to nourish deep tissues and protect muscles from future injuries.

Beyond Physical Healing

Sports injuries can impact mental health. Ayurvedic techniques like Shirodhara reduce stress and anxiety, promoting confidence and focus for a stronger comeback.

A Holistic Recovery Plan

Incorporating Ayurvedic massage into rehabilitation ensures a comprehensive recovery:

Early Stage: Anti-inflammatory oils reduce pain.

Mid-Recovery: Techniques like Abhyanga improve circulation and flexibility.

Post-Recovery: Strengthening massages like Kalari prepare the body for future challenges.

Ayurveda: A New Playbook for Athletes

With increasing global recognition, Ayurvedic massage is becoming a trusted companion for athletes. By combining traditional knowledge with modern needs, it ensures holistic recovery, fostering a deeper connection between the body and soul.

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Exploring Dubai Safari Park: A Haven for Wildlife and Nature

Dubai Safari Park offers the best experience for wildlife lovers, perfectly melding the wonders of nature with technologically advanced conservation efforts. In the much-inhabited part of Dubai itself, this park serves as a great hideout for animal lovers, family members, and thrill-seekers alike. It has multiple habitats representing various topographies and climatic regions on the globe, promising an excellent experience getting up-close with nature. From the jagged sprinters of the Tiger Exhibition to the play and serene animals in the Kids Farm, Dubai Safari Park is a sure way to spend a day full of excitement, learning, and beautiful memories. In addition, visitors can now also plan their visit without much hassle as the park has branches of tickets for the Dubai Safari Park. This includes one-day pass entrances, Dubai Safari Park ticket offers for group orders and families, and much more variety according to the different guest needs. Thus, the tickets will almost be different in Dubai Safari Park ticket price based on the packages one opts for. It offers the right types of tickets necessary to give its visitors access to all fantastic attractions at the park, including the Explorer Village, Asian and African Villages, and many animal exhibitions. Here are some Exploring Dubai Safari Park: A Haven for Wildlife and Nature Explorer Village Drive Drive through the Explorer Village Take an unforgettable ride through Dubai Safari Park on Explorer Village drive: A drive that lasts for one hour and provides an immersive experience for the visitor over almost the whole extent of the park with lions and other varieties of animals. As you drive, anticipate a great wild array, including sleek cheetahs sprinting gracefully, majestic hippos cooling off in waterholes, towering giraffes browsing leaves from treetops, antelopes leaping across open spaces, and zebras grazing together. It gives the drive a true feel of an African safari, surrounded by sights and sounds of the animal kingdom. Tiger Exhibition:

 The Tiger Exhibition of Dubai Safari Park is one of the most magnificent sections that display zenith alacrity and unstoppable brimming ability of one of the most vicious predators of our planet. The huge open area, with a drive-through, showcases a pride of lions with which a visitor can marvel at their beauty and thunderous roars across the landscape. A troop of baboons crowning the experiences adds fun and energy to this part of the park, providing an up-close view of their social behaviors and interactions with one another. Tiger Exhibition is probably worth visiting for animal lovers to get the rough beauty of wildlife. African Village The African Village

It is within Dubai Safari Park and stands out as an attraction because it replicates rich, diverse habitats of the Africa itself. It is like an African wild dog and the white lion; at least these two species represent the continent's worlds in the great habitats in this area. This habitat includes not only natural landscapes but also extends to the types of vegetation and features that would resemble the wild realistic way of animal behaviors and living in various natural habitats. This setting allows the guest to view animal behavior and interaction in environments quite similar to those in which these animals originated and adapted to over millennia. Asian Village

Asian Village Leaving behind the African Village, visitors can proceed to the next destination, which is the Asian Village. The major features of the Asian Village are the carefully constructed replicas of the natural habitats of the Indian elephant as well as the Komodo dragon. The real experience is the Asian Village, which is incredible for bringing one to the heart of Asia's wildlife. Witness the Indian elephants' social interactions, in a show of intelligence and strong social bonds. The Komodo dragons, some of the world's most imposing reptiles with a quite unique appearance, also offer a fascinating insight into one of the world's most unusual reptiles. The Asian Village is Dubai Safari Park's dedication to the preservation of fauna that comes from all over the world. Arabian Village The Arabian Village at Arabian Village Dubai Safari Park is a dedicated effort to celebrate the enlisting biodiversity of the Arabian Peninsula. This specific area caters to the natural habitat of the Arabian oryx and Arabian wolf. Learn about conservation efforts against these threats and watch as these animals enjoy the free life in conditions mimicking their natural living environment. Arabian Village is not merely a showcase of wildlife; it is an educative experience in creating awareness of the need to protect species and their unique ecosystems. Safari Journey Safari Journey By far Dubai Safari Park's signature offering, this fully-fledged safari trip captures the whole gamut of the park's extremely diverse ecosystems and wildlife. This trip immerses visitors in the natural world as they encounter firsthand various animal species and understand their interactions in the ecosystem. It's a thrilling yet educational activity that epitomizes the spirit of the park, which is adventure matched with wildlife conservation awareness. Kids Farm

An exciting place for families, the park is not just for wildlife lovers. It offers an interactive educational Hands-on experience for all children where they can learn about farm animals by feeding and petting them: goats, chickens, other barnyard creatures include all the while. Perfect for the younger ones, it teaches them about animal care, agriculture, and foster animal nurturing in a fun and safe way to bring kids closer to nature and ownership toward animals. Bird Enclosure

 The bird enthusiasts have a very amazing experience with the bird enclosure at Dubai Safari Park. This big, open-air space accommodates wide range of birds; from the colorful and majestic peacocks, to many one would rather not. The bird cage has thoughtful provisions to allow loose natural behavior in birds, wherein they can fly and behave freely out there in the large enclosure. It is a peaceful place within the park; thus, visitors can sit back and enjoy the songs and flights of these beautiful creatures.

Conclusion

This park is part of the commitment that the city has made into wildlife conservation and immersion experience in ecology. The sprawling Explorer Village drive here leads to cheetahs and zebras, the enchanting tiger exhibition, and thematic villages showcasing the unique wildlife of Africa, Asia, and Arabia. Park has everything in it that promises unparalleled insight into the animal kingdom. Combining an exciting adventure with habitats and education imparts guests a relevance to the preservation of biodiversity on our planet. Have a look at Dubai Safari Park Tickets Price and Timings to be able to maximize your time at the place. Here, you can grab your ticket-from single entry to a full packaged Dubai Safari Park Tickets to discover more attractions-for what best experience you ever wish to have. Ensure to check safari park Dubai ticket price and timings before making your visit plan so that you could arrange everything seamlessly. Whether a single visit, with family, or with friends, Dubai Safari Park is a world of wonder, excitement, and enlightenment, making it one important destination to visit right in the heart of the city.

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Milkha Singh.

Milkha Singh (20 November 1929 – 18 June 2021), also known as The Flying Sikh, was an Indian track and field sprinter who was introduced to the sport while serving in the Indian Army. He is the only athlete to win gold at 400 metres at the Asian Games as well the Commonwealth Games. He also won gold medals in the 1958 and 1962 Asian Games. He represented India in the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome and the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. He was awarded the Padma Shri, India's fourth-highest civilian honour, in recognition of his sporting achievements.

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India’s para-athletes made history at the Paris Paralympics 2024, winning 29 medals, including seven gold, nine silver, and 13 bronze. This remarkable performance exceeded their pre-set target of 25 medals and showcased India’s growing prowess across various sports such as athletics, badminton, shooting, archery, and judo. Indian athletes secured medals every day from Day 2 to Day 10, underscoring the country’s commitment to excellence.

From just 12 medals in the first 11 editions of the Paralympics to an impressive 48 medals in the last two, India’s para-athletes have come a long way. At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, India sent a record 54 athletes and returned with 19 medals, including five golds, eight silvers, and six bronzes, setting high expectations for the Paris Games. In Paris, the Indian contingent expanded to 84 athletes, setting an ambitious target of 25 medals.

Highlights of India’s Medal-Winning Journey

India’s first medal came from Avani Lekhara, who successfully defended her title in women’s 10m air rifle standing SH1, winning gold. Lekhara’s win marked the first time an Indian woman athlete won multiple medals at the Paralympics. On the same day, Mona Agarwal secured a bronze in the same event, while Manish Narwal earned a silver in men’s 10m air pistol SH1, and sprinter Preethi Pal won a bronze in women’s 100m – T35.

Day 5 to Day 7 of the competition was a golden period for India, with 17 medals won in just three days. The surge began with a silver in men’s discus throw – F56 by Yogesh Kathuniya, followed by gold for Nitesh Kumar in men’s singles SL3 badminton. Badminton continued to bring success with four additional medals, including silvers for Thulasimathi Murugesan and Suhas LY and bronzes for Manisha Ramadass and Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivam.

The athletics events continued to deliver medals, with Sumit Antil winning gold in the men’s javelin throw – F64 and the archers securing a bronze in the mixed team compound open event. On Day 6, India experienced another surge in medals with five podium finishes in athletics, including a gold-silver finish for Dharambir and Pranav Soorma in the men’s club throw – F51. Archer Harvinder Singh also made history by winning India’s first archery gold at the Paralympics.

India’s Historic Medal Haul

India set a new record by winning its 25th medal with a bronze in men’s -60kg J1 judo by Kapil Parmar. High jumper Praveen Kumar won India’s sixth gold in the men’s T64 final, and Hokato Hotozhe Sema earned a bronze in men’s shot put – F57. Navdeep Singh added a seventh gold with his victory in the men’s javelin throw – F41, and Simran earned bronze in the women’s 200m – T12. With another gold and a bronze on the final day, India concluded its best-ever Paralympics campaign with seven gold, nine silver, and 13 bronze medals.

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The Nation Draw Inspiration From Your Spirit’: Henna Sindhu Lauds Preethi Pal s Paralympic Heroics

Henna Sindhu: Olympian pistol shooter Heena Sindhu lauded para-athlete Preethi Pal for her historic medal winning performances at the ongoing Paris Paralympics.Preethi on Monday scripted history after clinching bronze in the women's 200m T35 as she became the first Indian woman athlete to win two medals in track & field in the Paralympics or Olympics. She clocked the personal best timing of 30.01 seconds to finish behind the Chinese duo of Xia Zhou and Guo Qianqian, who bagged gold and silver, respectively, with a timing of 28.15 seconds and 29.09 seconds. "Heartiest congratulations to Preethi Pal for a medal winning performance at the Paris Paralympics. Despite facing innumerous challenges throughout your life, you stand tall scripting your name in history. The nation is not only proud of you but draw inspiration from your character and spirit. Keep winning and keep rising Preethi," Heena posted on X. Earlier on Friday, the Indian sprinter won bronze in the women's 100m -T35. The 23-year-old finished third in the final with a time of 14.21 seconds, which was also her personal best. "Heartiest congratulations to Preethi Pal for a medal winning performance at the Paris Paralympics. Despite facing innumerous challenges throughout your life, you stand tall scripting your name in history. The nation is not only proud of you but draw inspiration from your character and spirit. Keep winning and keep rising Preethi," Heena posted on X. Article Source: IANS Read the full article

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Gold medal-winning archer Harvinder Singh and sprinter Preeti Pal, who made history by becoming the first-ever Indian woman to win two medals at the Paralympics, will be the country’s flag bearers during the closing ceremony of the Paris Games on Sunday (September 8, 2024). Harvinder, 33, who had also scripted history by becoming the first Indian archer to clinch a gold at the Paralympics to…

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Paris Paralympics 2024 Day 4 Live Updates: Sprinter Preethi bags 2nd bronze, high jumper Nishad makes it back-to-back silvers; Suhas, Nitesh reach badminton final - The Indian Express

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