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Manu Bhaker Surprise Absentee From Khel Ratna Nominations, Report Reveals Reason

The year 2024 has been a memorable year for Indian sports as many athletes showed their true caliber and brought accolades for the country. From India's magnificent win at the T20 World Cup to Manu Bhaker's historic double medal victory at the Paris Olympics, Indian sports reached new heights. Just like every year, the Indian government will be giving the prestigious Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award to celebrate and honour the achievements of these athletes and some nominees of the same have been revealed.

"My Dream Is...": Record-Breaking India Paralympics Javelin Star Sumit Antil Sets 'Impossible' Goal

Indian Paralympic gold medallist Sumit Antil shared his aspirations to achieve an 80-metre mark in javelin throw within the next few years. This comes after his remarkable performance at the Paris Paralympics, where he secured his second consecutive gold medal with a record-breaking throw of 70.59 m. The Tokyo Paralympics gold medallist dominated the F64 javelin throw final in Paris this September, breaking the Paralympic record twice to claim the top spot on the podium. Antil spoke at the GoSports Foundation Annual Sports Awards Night 2024, held in Mumbai on Monday.

India's 2024 Paralympics Team Wins NDTV Sports Performance Of The Year Award

The Indian contingent achieved its best-ever medals tally at Paris Paralympics 2024, securing a record-breaking 29 medals - 7 gold, 9 silver, and 13 bronze. Recognising their achievements at this year's Paris Paralympics, NDTV honoured the athletes at their Indian Of The Year 2024 ceremony in New Delhi. The likes of Praveen Kumar (high jump), Preethi Pal (athletics), Yogesh Kathunia (discus throw), Simran Sharma (athletics) and Parnav Soorma (club throw) were present at the ceremony.

"People Started Chanting India India": Paris Paralympics 2024 Bronze Medalist Preethi Pal To NDTV

The Indian contingent impressed everyone at the Paris Paralympics 2024 as the athletes ended up securing a record-breaking medals tally of 29. It comprised of 7 gold, 9 silver and 13 bronze medals. The Paris Paralympics 2024 witnessed several sporting highs for India with many para-athletes breaking records on the global stage. Recognising their achievements, NDTV honoured the India's 2024 Paralympics Team at the Indian Of The Year 2024 ceremony in New Delhi on Friday. Praveen Kumar (high jump), Preethi Pal (athletics), Yogesh Kathunia (discus throw), Simran Sharma (athletics) and Parnav Soorma (club throw) were present at the ceremony and they received the prestigious award.

India's 2024 Paralympics Team Wins NDTV Sports Performance Of The Year Award

The Indian contingent achieved its best-ever medals tally at Paris Paralympics 2024, securing a record-breaking 29 medals - 7 gold, 9 silver, and 13 bronze. Recognising their achievements at this year's Paris Paralympics, NDTV honoured the athletes at their Indian Of The Year 2024 ceremony in New Delhi. The likes of Praveen Kumar (high jump), Preethi Pal (athletics), Yogesh Kathunia (discus throw), Simran Sharma (athletics) and Parnav Soorma (club throw) were present at the ceremony.

Breaking Barriers: Amit Saroha, India's Top Para-Athlete Attributes Success To Tailored Performance Training

India's remarkable performance at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, where athletes secured a historic 29 medals, marks a transformative era in para-sports. From the lone silver won by Girisha N. Gowda at the 2012 London Games to this triumph, the leap underscores not only the athletes' resilience but also the significant role of tailored performance training. Arjuna awardee Amit Kumar Saroha, one of India's top Para athletes and the first quadriplegic to represent India at a Paralympic Games, who trained at Invictus Performance Lab, attests to the lab's impact: "Invictus Performance Lab has been instrumental in my journey. The tailored training programs, cutting-edge technology, and supportive environment helped me push my limits and achieve my goals. It's a game-changer for para-athletes, empowering us to compete at the highest level."

Breaking Barriers: Amit Saroha, India's Top Para-Athlete Attributes Success To Tailored Performance Training

India's remarkable performance at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, where athletes secured a historic 29 medals, marks a transformative era in para-sports. From the lone silver won by Girisha N. Gowda at the 2012 London Games to this triumph, the leap underscores not only the athletes' resilience but also the significant role of tailored performance training. Arjuna awardee Amit Kumar Saroha, one of India's top Para athletes and the first quadriplegic to represent India at a Paralympic Games, who trained at Invictus Performance Lab, attests to the lab's impact: "Invictus Performance Lab has been instrumental in my journey. The tailored training programs, cutting-edge technology, and supportive environment helped me push my limits and achieve my goals. It's a game-changer for para-athletes, empowering us to compete at the highest level."

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Manu Bhaker Surprise Absentee From Khel Ratna Nominations, Report Reveals Reason

"My Dream Is...": Record-Breaking India Paralympics Javelin Star Sumit Antil Sets 'Impossible' Goal

India's 2024 Paralympics Team Wins NDTV Sports Performance Of The Year Award

"People Started Chanting India India": Paris Paralympics 2024 Bronze Medalist Preethi Pal To NDTV

India's 2024 Paralympics Team Wins NDTV Sports Performance Of The Year Award

Breaking Barriers: Amit Saroha, India's Top Para-Athlete Attributes Success To Tailored Performance Training

Breaking Barriers: Amit Saroha, India's Top Para-Athlete Attributes Success To Tailored Performance Training