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SINGAPORE: Late in 2022, when Singapore’s Culture, Community and Youth Minister Edwin Tong announced on Facebook that the country would host the first-ever Olympic Esports Week in 2023, he made the point that “e-sports is not just about gaming”.
Sheetal Devi, world's only armless woman archer, will head into the World Archery Para Championships, hoping to earn a quota for next year's Paralympic Games in Paris. The 16-year-old, who hails from Jammu and Kashmir's Lohi Dhar village, is a trainee of Jammu's Mata Vaishnodevi Archery Academy. Speaking to NDTV, Sheetal has revealed that she dreamt of having prosthetics to lead a normal life and become a teacher. However, her life changed drastically after meeting Preethi Rai, who runs an NGO named 'Being You', in Bengaluru.
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Sheetal Devi, world's only armless woman archer, will head into the World Archery Para Championships, hoping to earn a quota for next year's Paralympic Games in Paris. The 16-year-old, who hails from Jammu and Kashmir's Lohi Dhar village, is a trainee of Jammu's Mata Vaishnodevi Archery Academy. Speaking to NDTV, Sheetal has revealed that she dreamt of having prosthetics to lead a normal life and become a teacher. However, her life changed drastically after meeting Preethi Rai, who runs an NGO named 'Being You', in Bengaluru.
Tonbridge archery star Steve Davies is used to hitting his targets and there are none bigger than securing a place at the Paris Olympic Games in 2024. The 26-year-old has long marked himself as one of Britain's best archers, with back-to-back second place finishes at the National Tour finals in 2021 and 2022 in the recurve classification. Ad Last year's success was a significant confidence boost for Davies which has helped him believe that his lifelong dream could come true in the French capital next summer.
Continuing its dream run, India's compound mixed team duo of Ojas Deotale and Jyothi Surekha Vennam on Saturday stunned heavyweights Korea to grab successive World Cup gold medals in Shanghai. After winning the World Cup Stage 1 gold in Antalya last month, the pair carried forward its new-found chemistry and shot with composure to pip the top-seeded Korean team 156-155. Both the Indian duo and the seasoned Korean pair of Kim Jongho and Oh Yoohyun shot identical 39s out of 40 in each of the first three ends.
Archers from across the country were in Cambridge this weekend competing for a chance to represent Canada in Berlin later this summer in the world championships.
Jyothi Surekha Vennam and her debutant partner Ojas Deotale were at their ruthless best and prevailed over Chinese Taipei 159-154 as India grabbed the compound mixed team gold to open their account in the World Cup Stage 1 in Antalya, Turkey on Saturday. This was also India's second ever World Cup gold medal in the mixed compound event. Jyothi and veteran Abhishek Verma had clinched their maiden gold in World Cup-3 in Paris 2022.