Catch the inspiring story of Preethi Pal, India's first-ever Paralympic bronze medalist in athletics!
In a historic moment for India, athlete Preethi Pal has etched her name in the annals of sports history by winning the bronze medal in the women’s 100m T35 class at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. This remarkable achievement marks India’s first-ever medal in a track event at the Paralympics, shining a spotlight on the incredible potential of para-athletes. Seen as a beacon of hope, Preethi's tenacity and spirit dazzled spectators and fans alike, as she crossed the finish line with a personal best time of 14.21 seconds.
The event saw fierce competition, with China's Zhou Xia taking the gold and Guo Qianqian securing silver. However, it was Preethi’s outstanding performance that stole the show, as she sprinted her way into the hearts of millions back home in India. With every stride she took, she not only moved closer to the finish line but also broke down barriers and laid the groundwork for future athletes in the country. Her awe-inspiring bronze medal has become a symbol of triumph over adversity in the realm of para-athletics.
Preethi, just 23 years of age, has showcased that determination and hard work can lead to extraordinary results. Emerging as a powerhouse in women’s sports, she has brought pride to her family, community, and the whole nation. As she celebrates this monumental win, it also serves as a reminder of the hardworking coaches, teams, and supporters who have rallied behind para-athletes, cheering them on as they pursue their Olympic dreams. Her journey of resilience and commitment continues to inspire, proving that true champions never give up.
As we celebrate this achievement, let’s remember that this is just the beginning for India in para-athletics. With more athletes like Preethi paving the way, we can look forward to brighter prospects in future Paralympics. Did you know that India’s presence at the Paralympics has been growing steadily since their debut in 1968? Each event not only showcases the immense talent of para-athletes but also unifies the world under the spirit of sportsmanship. Exciting times lie ahead as we watch these remarkable athletes continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible!
Preethi Pal won the bronze medal in the women's 100m T35 class at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. It was India's first-ever Paralympic medal in a track event.
Zhou Xia (L) and Guo Qianqian of China celebrate after the women's 100m T35 final of para athletics at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris, France, ...
Gold medallist Xia Zhou of China celebrates with silver medallist Qianqian Guo of China and bronze medallist Preethi Pal of India | Reuters.
China's Zhou Xia (13.58) and Guo Qianqian (13.74) won the gold and silver respectively. T35 classification is meant for athletes who have coordination ...
Preeti Pal created history on Friday as she became the first Indian to win a para-athletics medal at the Paralympics.
23-year-old Preethi's bronze is India's first medal from para-athletics in the Paris Paralympics.
India's Preethi Pal won a bronze medal in the women's T35 100m event with a personal best time of 14.21 seconds at the Paris Paralympics on Friday.
Paris Paralympics News: Preethi Pal clinched a bronze medal in the women's T35 100m event at the Paris Paralympics with a personal best time of 14.21 ...
India's Preethi Pal won a bronze medal in the women's T35 100m event with a personal best time of 14.21 seconds at the Paralympics here on Friday (August 30 ...
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