Indian Paralympians' Stellar Performances and Challenges at Paris Paralympics

Indian Paralympians such as Suhas Yathiraj, Manisha Ramadass, and Rakesh Kumar showcased remarkable performances at the Paris Paralympics. While Suhas and Manisha secured finals spots and medals, shooter Avani Lekhara and others faced setbacks. The events highlighted both triumphs and challenges in various sports categories.

Indian Paralympians are making headlines at the Paris Paralympics with stellar performances. Suhas Yathiraj is positioned for unprecedented glory, securing a spot in the men's singles SL4 final for the second consecutive time after outplaying fellow Indian Sukant Kadam.

Manisha Ramadass ensured a medal for India in the women's singles SU5 category by reaching the semifinals. Despite battling Erb's palsy, the 19-year-old defeated Japan's Mamiko Toyoda in the quarterfinals, setting up an all-Indian clash with Thulasimathi Murugesan.

However, the shooting range witnessed setbacks for India, as Avani Lekhara missed out on a medal in her pet event. Despite these mixed results, the determination and spirit of these athletes remain commendable.

(With inputs from agencies.)