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Ali Truwit overcame unimaginable adversity after surviving a shark attack that led to her leg amputation. Just over a year later, she has qualified for the Paralympics, representing Team USA in Paris 2024. Watch her inspiring journey.

Paralympics 2024: Shark Attack Survivor Ali Truwit’s Inspiring Story

Ali Truwit overcame unimaginable adversity after surviving a shark attack that led to her leg amputation. Just over a year later, she has qualified for the Paralympics, representing Team USA in Paris 2024. Watch her inspiring journey of resilience & triumph.

Ali Truwit overcame unimaginable adversity after surviving a shark attack that led to her leg amputation. Just over a year later, she has qualified for the Paralympics, representing Team USA in Paris 2024. Watch her inspiring journey of resilience &amp; triumph.

This is a story of resilience, courage, and unwavering spirit. A story of how a young swimmer went from being a victim of a harrowing shark attack to a determined Paralympic swimmer! This is the story of Alexandra Truwit!
In May 2023, just two days after her graduation from Yale, Alexandra Truwit, fondly known as Ali, was on a dream vacation with her best friend, Sophie Pilkinton. While snorkeling in the clear waters of Turks and Caicos, the unthinkable happened - a sudden shark attack that would change her life forever.
"We were snorkeling in the ocean, and out of nowhere, a shark came up and started attacking us, ramming and bumping us from underneath. And we fought back. But pretty quickly it had my leg in its mouth, and the next thing I knew, it had bitten off on my foot and part of my leg," Ali Truwit said as she narrated about the incident.
Despite her severe injuries, Ali and Sophie swam 75 yards back to the boat, knowing that their only chance for survival was to keep moving.
"Both of us knowing a shark was still circling and, you, the shark actually came back a second time during that swim to the boat, but thankfully didn't bite either of us that time. But swimming definitely saved my life. You know, I relied on 15 years of competitive swimming to give me any advantage in a situation where I had none. And the fact that both of us knew how to swim and swim well completely saved our lives," she added.
There began the long and arduous road to recovery. After multiple surgeries, including a trans-tibial amputation, Ali faced intense physical and emotional challenges. Her love for the water, once a place of joy, became a source of fear and pain.
"Initially, I was really fearful of the water. The last time I had heard the sound of water, I was swimming for my life. But it was important for me to reclaim what I could because some of what I lost, I'm never getting back," Truwit revealed how she fought back.
Despite her fears, Ali knew that returning to the water was crucial for her healing process. She began to confront her fears, one step at a time.
With an indomitable spirit, Ali decided to pursue a new dream - qualifying for the Paralympics. Her relentless training and determination led her back to competitive swimming, aiming for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
"She has never missed a practice, ever. Even on the toughest days, she shows up and gives everything she's got. Her commitment is truly inspiring," said Jamie Barone, who is Ali's swimming coach.
Ali&rsquo;s journey back to the pool wasn&rsquo;t just about competition - it was about reclaiming her identity and rediscovering her love for the water. It has been a journey supported by a network of family, friends, and coaches who believe in her strength and resilience.
"That's who she was before the attack and amputation, and that's who she is every single day now. She has those teary, hard days, but she always pushes forward, focused on healing and helping others," Ali's mom Jody Truwit explained.
Ali Truwit&rsquo;s story is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit. Her journey from a shark attack survivor to a Paralympic swimmer shows that with courage and determination, we can overcome even the most daunting challenges. As Ali prepares for Paris 2024, we wish her all the best. If you&rsquo;ve been inspired by her story, make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more incredible stories!
Also Read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/harmanpreet-to-lead-tried-and-tested-bunch-at-t20-world-cup-as-india-look-to-end-title-drought-1724757412436"> Harmanpreet to lead tried and tested bunch at T20 World Cup as India look to end title drought</a>
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India's high jumper&nbsp;Praveen Kumar won a silver medal in the men's high jump T64 event at the Tokyo&nbsp;2020&nbsp;Paralympics&nbsp;as the country's medal haul went to 11. The 18-year-old&nbsp;set a new Asian record with a 2.07m jump to finish behind Great Britain's Jonathan Broom-Edwards who had a successful outing with 2.10m for the gold.&nbsp;
The ongoing Paralympic Games are turning out to be India's best ever as the country has claimed two gold, six silver and three bronze medals so far.&nbsp;
Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;extended his best wishes as Praveen&nbsp;stood on the podium. PM Modi&nbsp;said that this medal is the result of Praveen's hard work and unparalleled dedication.

Paralympics: India's Praveen Kumar wins silver in Men's high jump T64 event 

The ongoing Paralympic Games are turning out to be India's best ever as the country has claimed two gold, six silver and three bronze medals so far

India's high jumper&nbsp;Praveen Kumar won a silver medal in the men's high jump T64 event at the Tokyo&nbsp;2020&nbsp;Paralympics&nbsp;as the country's medal haul went to 11. The 18-year-old&nbsp;set a new Asian record with a 2.07m jump to finish behind Great Britain's Jonathan Broom-Edwards who had a successful outing with 2.10m for the gold.&nbsp;
The ongoing Paralympic Games are turning out to be India's best ever as the country has claimed two gold, six silver and three bronze medals so far.&nbsp;
Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;extended his best wishes as Praveen&nbsp;stood on the podium. PM Modi&nbsp;said that this medal is the result of Praveen's hard work and unparalleled dedication.

6th Silver and 11th medal for India at Tokyo 2020 Paralympics

India's Singhraj Adhana on Tuesday clinched India's 2nd bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics. The para-shooter won the third spot in 10m Air pistol SH1 event

Tokyo Paralympics 2020: India's Singhraj Adhana wins bronze in 10m Air pistol shooting event

Singhraj&nbsp;Adhana&nbsp;on Tuesday clinched India's 2nd bronze medal in 10m Air pistol shooting at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.

Tokyo Paralympics: India's Singhraj Adhana wins bronze in 10m Air pistol shooting event

India's Singhraj&nbsp;Adhana&nbsp;on Tuesday clinched India's 2nd bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics

Singhraj&nbsp;Adhana&nbsp;on Tuesday clinched India's 2nd bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.
The para-shooter&nbsp;won the third spot in the P1 10m Air pistol SH1 event with a total score of 216.8.
As the finals started, Adhana&nbsp;was out of the medal position, but his 20th shot helped him secure the 3rd position for the country. Also Read |&nbsp;<a title="India's Sumit Antil wins gold in javelin throw, breaks world record" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-s-sumit-antil-wins-gold-in-men-s-javelin-f64-at-tokyo-paralympics-1630321831711">India's Sumit Antil wins gold in javelin throw, breaks world record</a>
Manish&nbsp;Narwal&nbsp;who had also qualified for the final competition finished in the 7th position. India has now won a total of 8 medals, including 2 golds, 4 silver, and 2 bronze medals.

Tokyo Paralympics 2020: Vinod Kumar's bronze medal that he won in the F52 category of the Discus Throw at the Paralympics on Sunday now stands cancelled.

Tokyo Paralympics 2020: Indian Discus Thrower Vinod Kumar's bronze medal cancelled

The delegates assessing&nbsp;Kumar's&nbsp;case said that since his&nbsp;classification was not completed,&nbsp;the result stands invalid

Tokyo Paralympics: Indian Discus Thrower Vinod Kumar's bronze medal cancelled

The delegates said that Kumar's&nbsp;'classification was not completed' and hence the result stands invalid.

Vinod Kumar's&nbsp;bronze medal&nbsp;that he won in the F52 category of the Discus Throw at the Paralympics&nbsp;on Sunday now stands cancelled, decided the Tokyo <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-paralympics-india-dominates-javelin-podium-jhajharia-bags-silver-sundar-singh-wins-bronze-1630307419658" target="_blank">Paralympics&nbsp;</a>Technical delegates on Monday.
The delegates said that Kumar's&nbsp;'classification was not completed' and hence the result stands invalid. The 41-year-old para-athlete was found ineligible in disability classification assessment by the competition panel.&nbsp;While he&nbsp;won bronze with an Asian record throw of 19.91mts on Sunday, the result was challenged by some competitors.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-s-sumit-antil-wins-gold-in-men-s-javelin-f64-at-tokyo-paralympics-1630321831711" target="_blank">India's Sumit Antil wins Gold in Men's Javelin F64 at Tokyo Paralympics</a>
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Anand Mahindra took to twitter not only congratulate Paralympics gold medalist Avani Lekhara but also dedicate a special SUV to her.

Anand Mahindra dedicates first customised SUV to first woman Paralympics gold medalist Avani Lekhara 

Anand Mahindra dedicates first customised SUV to first woman Paralympics gold medalist AvaniLekhara

Anand Mahindra's dedication to Avani Lekhara

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<figcaption>Mahindra Group Chief&nbsp;Anand Mahindra wants his team to design an SUV for specially-abled people which will be gifted and dedicated to India's para shooter Avani Lekhara</figcaption>
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Anand Mahindra&nbsp;took to twitter not only congratulate&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/vinod-kumar-clinches-bronze-in-tokyo-paralympics-creates-new-asian-record-1630258798013" target="_blank">Paralympics</a> gold medalist Avani Lekhara&nbsp;but also dedicate a special SUV&nbsp;to her. Chairman of the Mahindra&nbsp;Group reached out to the carmaker's Chief of Global Product Development&nbsp;Veluswamy R on the social media platform asking him to design a special vehicle dedicated to the&nbsp;athlete who brings a home a gold from Tokyo.&nbsp; Anand&nbsp;Mahindra&nbsp;wrote, "A week ago @DeepaAthlete suggested that we develop SUV&rsquo;s for those with disabilities. Like the one she uses in Tokyo.I requested my colleague Velu, who heads Development to rise to that challenge. Well, Velu, I&rsquo;d like to dedicate &amp; gift the first one you make to Avani Lekhara."
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-paralympics-india-s-avani-lekhara-wins-gold-1630291061683" target="_blank">Tokyo Paralympics: India's Avani Lekhara wins gold in shooting</a> This is not a first, on August 8 a Twitter user asked Anand Mahindra &ldquo;Xuv700 for him (<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-focus-on-the-game-biopic-can-wait-says-neeraj-chopra-1628491779262" target="_blank">Neeraj Chopra</a>).&rdquo; In reply, the Mahindra group chairman agreed to it and stated that it would be a personal gift from him to India&rsquo;s &lsquo;Golden Athlete&rsquo;. Not just this, but he even tagged two of his company officials to keep the car ready for the gold medallist.

High Jumper&nbsp;Tek&nbsp;Chand&nbsp;was the flag bearer for the largest contingent of&nbsp;India at the muted Tokyo Paralympic&nbsp;Games opening ceremony on Tuesday, which saw a participation of only 75 people due to the strict Covid-19 protocols in place. Along with Chand, discus thrower Vinod&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;and powerlifters&nbsp;Sakina&nbsp;Khatun and Jaideep&nbsp;also represented Team India at the opening ceremony of the quadrennial&nbsp;Para&nbsp;event.&nbsp;&nbsp;The ceremony started with a lively dance which was followed by the hosting of the Japanese flag. After which athletes of different nations participated in the parade.&nbsp;India has sent its largest ever contingent at this year's Paralympics, a total of 54 athletes will participate in 9 different events. This is thrice the number of participants at Rio 2016.&nbsp;

Tek Chand leads Indin contingent at the Tokyo Paralympics opening ceremony 

Along with Chand, discus thrower Vinod&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;and powerlifters&nbsp;Sakina&nbsp;Khatun and Jaideep&nbsp;also represented Team India at the Opening ceremony

Tek Chand leads Indian contingent at the Tokyo Paralympics opening ceremony 

Tek Chand also leads Indian contingent at&nbsp;Paralympics opening ceremony 5 athletes from India take part in the opening&nbsp;ceremony Covid-19: Only 75 people participate in the muted ceremony A total of 54 Indian athletes will participate in 9 different events in Tokyo

Along with Chand, discus thrower Vinod&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;and powerlifters&nbsp;Sakina&nbsp;Khatun and Jaideep&nbsp;also represented Team India

Javelin Thrower&nbsp;Tek&nbsp;Chand&nbsp;was the flag bearer for the largest contingent of&nbsp;India at the muted Tokyo Paralympic&nbsp;Games opening ceremony on Tuesday, which saw a participation of only 75 people due to the strict Covid-19 protocols in place. Along with Chand, discus thrower Vinod&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;and powerlifters&nbsp;Sakina&nbsp;Khatun and Jaideep&nbsp;also represented Team India at the opening ceremony of the quadrennial&nbsp;Para&nbsp;event. The ceremony started with a lively dance which was followed by the hosting of the Japanese flag. After which athletes of different nations participated in the parade.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Tokyo Paralympics starts today as Japan witnesses surge in fresh Covid cases" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-paralympics-starts-today-as-japan-witnesses-surge-in-fresh-covid-cases-1629786322728">Tokyo Paralympics starts today as Japan witnesses surge in fresh Covid cases</a> India has sent its largest ever contingent at this year's Paralympics, a total of 54 athletes will participate in 9 different events. This is thrice the number of participants at Rio 2016.&nbsp;

India is set to field its largest ever contingent at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;2020 which will begin from Tuesday. A total of 54 athletes who are a part of the Indian government's Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS)will represent India in 9 sports including Archery, Athletics, Weightlifting, Swimming, Badminton, Shooting, Canoeing, Table Tennis&nbsp;and Taekwondo. Also Read&nbsp;Polish athlete auctions Olympic silver medal for 8-month-old's heart surgeryWhile Bhavina&nbsp;Patel, ranked 8th and Sonalben&nbsp;Patel, ranked 19th will represent India in Table Tennis&nbsp;Women's Singles, they will also pair up for the Table Tennis Women's doubles. Their campaign starts on August 25th. 21-year-old&nbsp;Aruna&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Tanwar&nbsp;is the only Indian to&nbsp;take part in the Para-Taekwondo&nbsp;event.&nbsp;Jai&nbsp;Deep and Sakina&nbsp;Khatun,&nbsp;who are India's best bet at a Paralympics&nbsp;medal are set to take part in Para&nbsp;Powerlifting.India has won a total of 12 medals including 4 golds in all the 11 Paralympic&nbsp;appearances it has made so far.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo Paralympics 2020: 54-member strong contingent to represent India across 9 sports

India is set to field its largest ever contingent at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;2020 which will begin from Tuesday.

54-member strong contingent to represent India across 9 sports All athletes&nbsp;are a part of the Indian govt's Target Olympic Podium Scheme Bhavina&nbsp;Patel,&nbsp;Sonalben&nbsp;Patel, to take part&nbsp;in Table Tennis&nbsp;Women's Singles, doubles Aruna&nbsp;Tanwar: sole Indian&nbsp;representative in the Para-Taekwondo&nbsp;event India's best&nbsp;Jai&nbsp;Deep and Sakina&nbsp;Khatun&nbsp;to take part in Powerlifting

India is set to field its largest ever contingent at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;2020 which will begin from Tuesday.

India is set to field its largest ever contingent at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;2020 which will begin from Tuesday. A total of 54 athletes who are a part of the Indian government's Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) will represent India in 9 sports including Archery, Athletics, Weightlifting, Swimming, Badminton, Shooting, Canoeing, Table Tennis&nbsp;and Taekwondo. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Polish athlete auctions Olympic silver medal for 8-month-old's heart surgery" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/polish-athlete-auctions-olympic-silver-medal-for-8-month-old-s-heart-surgery-1629439838910">Polish athlete auctions Olympic silver medal for 8-month-old's heart surgery</a> While Bhavina&nbsp;Patel, ranked 8th and Sonalben&nbsp;Patel, ranked 19th will represent India in Table Tennis&nbsp;Women's Singles, they will also pair up for the Table Tennis Women's doubles. Their campaign starts on August 25th. 21-year-old&nbsp;Aruna&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Tanwar&nbsp;is the only Indian to&nbsp;take part in the Para-Taekwondo&nbsp;event.&nbsp;Jai&nbsp;Deep and Sakina&nbsp;Khatun,&nbsp;who are India's best bet at a Paralympics&nbsp;medal are set to take part in Para&nbsp;Powerlifting. India has won a total of 12 medals including 4 golds in all the 11 Paralympic&nbsp;appearances it has made so far.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Tokyo Paralympic Games will also provide a chance to the top athletes to get their prosthetics repaired and upgraded.&nbsp; A new high-tech repair and upgrade shop for the costly prosthetics&nbsp;opened on Sunday in the Games&nbsp;Village in Tokyo. The shop was opened with an aim to cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance for the prosthetics, wheelchairs and other equipment during the Paralympics&nbsp;in Tokyo.
Also Read:&nbsp;After battling pandemic, Noida's DM all set to represent India at Tokyo Paralympics
The technical service team has over 100 specialists from around the world and will do a variety of repairs and upgrades for the athletes. In addition to that, the technicians will also host workshops for athletes and coaches on how to maintain and repair the costly equipment.&nbsp;
More than 17,300 parts have been prepared and the team aims to complete over 2,000 repairs during the Paralympics which&nbsp;will open on August 24th and close on September 5th.&nbsp;This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades.&nbsp;

High-tech repair shop opens its doors ahead of Tokyo Paralympic games

This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades

The Tokyo Paralympic Games will also provide a chance to the top athletes to get their prosthetics repaired and upgraded.&nbsp; A new high-tech repair and upgrade shop for the costly prosthetics&nbsp;opened on Sunday in the Games&nbsp;Village in Tokyo. The shop was opened with an aim to cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance for the prosthetics, wheelchairs and other equipment during the Paralympics&nbsp;in Tokyo.
The technical service team has over 100 specialists from around the world and will do a variety of repairs and upgrades for the athletes. In addition to that, the technicians will also host workshops for athletes and coaches on how to maintain and repair the costly equipment.&nbsp;
More than 17,300 parts have been prepared and the team aims to complete over 2,000 repairs during the Paralympics which&nbsp;will open on August 24th and close on September 5th.&nbsp;This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades.&nbsp;

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<li>Tokyo Paralympics will open on August 24th and close on September 5th</li>
<li>The shop will cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance services for prosthetics</li>
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The Tokyo Paralympic Games will also provide a chance to the top athletes to get their prosthetics repaired and upgraded.&nbsp; A new high-tech repair and upgrade shop for the costly prosthetics&nbsp;opened on Sunday in the Games&nbsp;Village in Tokyo. The shop was opened with an aim to cater to Paralympians in need of repair and maintenance for the prosthetics, wheelchairs and other equipment during the Paralympics&nbsp;in Tokyo.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-battling-pandemic-noida-s-dm-all-set-to-represent-india-in-tokyo-2020-1626503142249" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;After battling pandemic, Noida's DM all set to represent India at Tokyo Paralympics</a>
The technical service team has over 100 specialists from around the world and will do a variety of repairs and upgrades for the athletes. In addition to that, the technicians will also host workshops for athletes and coaches on how to maintain and repair the costly equipment.&nbsp;
More than 17,300 parts have been prepared and the team aims to complete over 2,000 repairs during the Paralympics which&nbsp;will open on August 24th and close on September 5th.&nbsp;This service will be extremely beneficial for athletes coming from countries&nbsp;where prosthetics are extremely costly to import and not much is available when it comes to repairing and upgrades.&nbsp;

Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra&nbsp;Modi will interact with the athletes who are set to participate in the upcoming Tokyo Paralympics on the 17th of August via a virtual conference. India is sending a record number of 54 participants&nbsp;to Tokyo for the Paralympics&nbsp;event which will take place from August 24th to September&nbsp;5th. India will commence its campaign on August 27th with the men's and women's archery events.&nbsp;Earlier, Sports minister Anurag&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;announced that the medal winners at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;will be rewarded at this year's National Sports Awards.&nbsp;

Tokyo Paralympics: PM Modi to interact with athletes on August 17

Sports minister Anurag&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;announced that the medal winners at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;will be rewarded at this year's National Sports Awards.&nbsp;

Tokyo Paralympics: PM Modi to interact with athletes on August 17 India is sending a record number of 54 participants to Tokyo Paralympics India's campaign starts&nbsp;August 27th with men's and women's archery events

ports minister Anurag&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;announced that the medal winners at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;will be rewarded at this year's National Sports Awards.&nbsp;

Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra&nbsp;Modi will interact with the athletes who are set to participate in the upcoming Tokyo Paralympics on the 17th of August via a virtual conference. India is sending a record number of 54 participants&nbsp;to Tokyo for the Paralympics&nbsp;event which will take place from August 24th to September&nbsp;5th. India will commence its campaign on August 27th with the men's and women's archery events.&nbsp; Earlier, Sports minister Anurag&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;announced that the medal winners at Tokyo Paralympics&nbsp;will be rewarded at this year's National Sports Awards.&nbsp;

After battling the pandemic in his city,&nbsp;Noida's&nbsp;DM Suhas&nbsp;L Yathiraj&nbsp;is all set to face the new task at hand. Despite his onerous job, DM&nbsp;Yathiraj&nbsp;chalked out time for his preparations for the upcoming Paralympics. The IAS&nbsp;officer will represent his nation for the Para-Badminton event at the Toyo&nbsp;Paralympics&nbsp;starting August 24.&nbsp;The bureaucrat&nbsp;who has won a gold and bronze for India at the Asian Para-Badminton&nbsp;event spoke about his challenges amid pandemic. Being the DM of Noida, it was a very challenging time during pandemic, but I never gave up on my training and devoted all my focus and time into it, the former Prayagraj&nbsp;DM, who is confident of clinching a medal at Tokyo 2020 said.Yathiraj&nbsp;qualified on Saturday after Badminton World Federation granted India 2&nbsp;bipartite quotas. He is now a part of the 7-member contingent at the Tokyo 2020.&nbsp;

After battling pandemic, Noida's DM all set to represent India at Tokyo Paralympics

After battling the pandemic in his city,&nbsp;Noida's&nbsp;DM Suhas&nbsp;L Yathiraj&nbsp;is all set to face the new task at hand.

After battling pandemic, Noida's DM all set to represent India in Tokyo 2020 Tokyo 2020: Suhas&nbsp;L Yathiraj&nbsp;will represent India for&nbsp;Para-Badminton event
Despite his onerous job, Yathiraj&nbsp;chalked out time for his preparations Yathiraj&nbsp;has won&nbsp;gold, bronze for India at the Asian Para-Badminton&nbsp;event&nbsp;

Despite his onerous job, DM&nbsp;Yathiraj&nbsp;chalked out time for his preparations for the upcoming Paralympics. The IAS&nbsp;officer will represent his nation for the Para-Badminton event.

After battling the pandemic in his city,&nbsp;Noida's&nbsp;DM Suhas&nbsp;L Yathiraj&nbsp;is all set to face the new task at hand. The IAS&nbsp;officer will represent his nation for the Para-Badminton event at the Tokyo&nbsp;Paralympics&nbsp;starting August 24.&nbsp;Despite his onerous job, DM&nbsp;Yathiraj&nbsp;chalked out time for his preparations for the upcoming Paralympics.&nbsp; The bureaucrat&nbsp;who has won a gold and bronze for India at the Asian Para-Badminton&nbsp;event spoke about his challenges amid pandemic. The former Prayagraj&nbsp;DM who never gave up on his training, is confident of clinching a medal at Tokyo 2020. Yathiraj&nbsp;qualified after Badminton World Federation granted India 2&nbsp;bipartite quotas. He is now a part of the 7-member contingent at the Tokyo 2020.&nbsp; Also watch:&nbsp;<a title="Covid hits Tokyo Olympics: first case in athletes' village, organisers say&nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-hits-tokyo-2020-olympics-village-reported-first-case-1626498043156">Covid hits Tokyo Olympics: first case in athletes' village, organisers say&nbsp;</a>

Tokyo Olympic Centre opens after 7-month delay

Tokyo Aquatic Centre, the new swimming and diving venue for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics&nbsp;was inaugurated by Tokyo Governor Yuriko&nbsp;Koike on Saturday. The newly build permanent venue was completely constructed in February itself, but its opening was delayed due to the pandemic. Japanese swimming star Rikako&nbsp;Ikee&nbsp;who is making a competitive comeback&nbsp;after being diagnosed with leukaemia last year took the ceremonial first plunge into the pool. The venue will host artistic swimming, diving and swimming for the Tokyo Summer Games that are scheduled to begin from 23 July 2021 to 8th August 2021.

Tokyo Aquatic Centre, the new swimming and diving venue for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics&nbsp;was inaugurated by Tokyo Governor Yuriko&nbsp;Koike on Saturday. The newly build permanent venue was completely constructed in February itself, but its opening was delayed due to the pandemic. Japanese swimming star Rikako&nbsp;Ikee&nbsp;who is making a competitive comeback&nbsp;after being diagnosed with leukaemia last year took the ceremonial first plunge into the pool. The venue will host artistic swimming, diving and swimming for the Tokyo Summer Games that are scheduled to begin from 23 July 2021 to 8th August 2021.

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