New Delhi: Tokyo Paralympics Silver Medal Nishad Kumar on Tuesday said that he was really proud of his achievements because his trip to the top was very difficult.
“I want to thank everyone for their support, this medal has many important things for me.
Is my dream to win a medal at Paralympics.
I belong to the Una District in Himachal Pradesh where the scope of the game is very lacking.
I feel proud of on Yourself because my trip gets very difficult here, “Nishad told Ani.
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“I became full of support from the government.
Sai & Tops helped me in all things including equipment, diet & training.
I want to tell you young people to improve your target & give you 100 percent to achieve it,” he added.
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Nishad arrived at Delhi on Tuesday.
Mos Shri Nisith Pramanik also adorned the event.
Nishad, who came from Himachal Pradesh, won the silver with a leap of 2.06m in the men’s high jump T47 category in Tokyo Paralympics.
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He has been practicing in the National Camp in Sai Bengaluru under the guidance of Satyanarayana coach.
The Indian government supports Nishad ahead of the match in facilitating foreign exposure trips and more than four international competitions with Rs 10.50 lakh songs from the Olympic Podium scheme (Puncak) and Rs 10.21 lakh from the annual calendar for training and competition (ACTC).
Nishad has a roller-coaster calendar year.
He tested the positive Covid-19 twice but he continued to improve and determined the two best personal in 2021.
He surged 2.07 m in the test selection of athletics held in Delhi in June, and this helped him secure a place in Tokyo India Paralympics.
He won a gold medal in the t47 high jump in the Fazza of the Athletics Grand Prix in Dubai just before the pandemic in Dubai and repeated achievements in the same competition by winning gold that was difficult to understand, also in 2021.