The Paris 2024 Paralympics witnessed a remarkable performance by India’s Sachin Sarjerao Khilari, who secured a silver medal in the men’s shot put F46 event. This achievement not only adds to India’s growing medal tally but also highlights the nation’s emerging prowess in para-athletics.
Sachin Khilari, the 34-year-old world champion, showcased his exceptional skills by setting a new Asian record of 16.32 meters on his second attempt. This stellar performance secured him the coveted silver medal, cementing his status as one of the top para-athletes in his category.
The event saw intense competition among world-class athletes:
It’s worth noting that two other Indian athletes, Mohd Yasser and Rohit Kumar, also participated in the event, finishing eighth (14.21m) and ninth (14.10m) respectively.
The F46 classification in para-athletics is specifically designed for athletes with arm impairments. This category includes individuals with above or below elbow amputations, ensuring fair competition among athletes with similar physical capabilities.
Sachin’s journey to Paralympic success is a testament to his resilience and determination:
Sachin’s para-athletics journey began in 2015, and he has since achieved remarkable success:
Sachin’s silver medal has contributed to India’s impressive showing at the Paris 2024 Paralympics:
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