Noida (Uttar Pradesh): Noida District Judge and Para-Badminton players Suhas L Yathiraj, who will represent India in the upcoming Paralympics, feel athletes who can absorb pressure while the game will come out with flying colors.
Tokyo Paralympic Games is scheduled to be held between August 24 and September 5.
India will start its campaign on August 27 with male and female archery events.
“Every time we play for India, expectations are very high.
But every player is ready to go out for their country during the match, so playing with a cool mind becomes necessary,” The Shuttler Suhas, which has been given a quota for men.
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“If a player can absorb pressure, generally the results support the athletes.
So this is a challenge that how we have to put aside and do with a cool mind,” he added.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday interacts with the Indian contingent towards the upcoming Tokyo Paralympics.
In an effort to increase the trust of the athletes, he hoped they were lucky and asked them to continue and express themselves at the exhibition.
The athletes reaffirmed the PM Mantra Modi playing games without pressure.
“It is an honor to represent India in Paralympics.
For me, even qualifying in competitive sports such as badminton is a big thing,” Suhas said.
“I will go to Tokyo with an open mind and like PM Modi mentioned today that we have to play without pressure, so I want to give the best.
Destiny is always good to me, if I give my best results it will be positive.,” He added.
Noida DM doesn’t think about the results and just focus on taking one step at a time when it is preparing for the game.
“I am in third place in the world in my category but every match is a new match, every point is a new point, so I take one step at a time and not too thought about what will happen,” said Suhas.
“When I study, I never thought of being an IAS or district collector, it was an honor for me to represent India.
So my advice to young people is ‘you have to pursue what you want.
You shouldn’t avoid trying’, “He added.
This time the number 54 record of para-athletes in 9 different divisions participated in the Tokyo2020 Paralympic match.
ThangaveLu Mariyappan, the winner of the 2016 Rio Gold Medal, will be a bearer of the Indian flag while Gursharan Singh will be the mission of Chef de from the Indian team.