New Delhi: Towards 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, captain of the Hoki Rani Rani Rampal and Skipper Men Singh on Monday sent their best wishes to the Indian contingent for the upcoming 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, which will take place from August 24.
In his message to the Indian contingent, Rani said, “It is time for Tokyo Paralympics to start, and I want to send the best wishes in the name of Indian Hockey for every athlete who gets ready to represent the nation in this prestigious event.” “These athletes do not lack a hero Real life, which has the power to motivate and inspire most people in our country.
I hope that every member in the Indian contingent can do the best of their abilities and have an unforgettable experience.
At 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, “he added.
Paralympics Tokyo 2020 will see India send their biggest contingent for Quadrennial events, with 54 Indian athletes will compete in nine disciplines.
Indian Hockey Hockey Team, Captain Manpreet Singh quoted athletes as inspiration for Indian people.
“There is so much so someone can learn from the extraordinary trips of our athletes.
Every athlete in the Indian contingent is an example that glows from what someone can achieve with determination, grit, durability, and hard work,” Manpreet said.
“On behalf of the entire team, I hope the Indian Paralympic contingent is all the best for Tokyo Paralympics, and hope the entire country will be behind them to show their support for all athletes,” he added.
Tokyo Paralympics: Rani, Manpreet sent the best wishes for the Indian contingent
