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BERLIN : Russian athletes will be able to compete as full participants or neutral athletes at next year's Paris Paralympics after the International Paralympic Committee members voted against a full ban of Russia on Friday.
Shooter Shiva Narwal's 10m air pistol team gold achievement seems insignificant and trivial to his father Dilbagh, who wants his son to win individual medals like his elder brother Manish, who has earned the sobriquet of 'Haryana Rodways bus' that stays ahead of others. The 17-year-old Shiva finished a distant 14th after the qualification round and missed the eight-shooter individual finals. However, in the team event, Shiva combined with Sarabjot Singh and Arjun Singh Cheema to take the top place on the podium.
With one year to go before Paris hosts the Paralympic Games for the first time, many are voicing concerns over Paris's capacity to host athletes with a disability.
The party starts with the opening ceremony at the Champs-Élysées one year from today.
Two weeks after the Olympic Games, the French capital and the wider Paris region of Ile de France will host Paralympic athletes from all over the world for a fortnight of events. FRANCE 24 takes a look at the disciplines, and the competition venues, for events set to take place between August 28 and September 8.
A flight steward will represent UAE in international kayaking competition for the first time on Wednesday, 12 years after ending his paddling career with his homeland to move to Dubai.
A flight steward will represent UAE in international kayaking competition for the first time on Wednesday, 12 years after ending his paddling career with his homeland to move to Dubai.
GLASGOW: When Spain's Ricardo Ten Argiles was eight years old, he touched a high-voltage power line and was electrocuted, suffering injuries so horrific that he had to have both his arms and one leg amputated.