India is gearing up to host the World Para Athletics Championships for the first time, with the event taking place from September 27 to October 5 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi.
Jhajharia’s Bold Medal Target
Veteran javelin thrower Devendra Jhajharia, a prominent figure in Indian para athletics, has set an ambitious goal for the Indian team: to exceed the 20-medal mark in this championship. Known for his multiple gold medals in international competitions, Jhajharia is optimistic about the team’s prospects.
Significance of the Championships
The World Para Athletics Championships are a prestigious event in the para sports calendar, bringing together elite athletes from across the globe. Hosting the event on home soil adds extra motivation and exposure for India.
Indian Team’s Preparation and Expectations
Jhajharia emphasized the rigorous training and strong determination within the Indian contingent, stating:
“Our team has trained very hard, and the support from the home crowd will boost everyone’s morale.”
The championship will include a comprehensive range of track and field events for athletes with disabilities, with India aiming to improve upon its previous medal tallies.
Support and Progress for Para Athletes
The Indian para athletics community has shown remarkable progress in recent years thanks to:
- Government support
- Improved training facilities
Hosting the championships offers a unique opportunity to showcase talented para athletes and inspire future generations.
Looking Ahead
Excitement is building as the event draws near. The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium will become a hub of world-class competition, celebrating **athletic excellence** and the achievements of para athletes.
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