Bhavinaben Patel’s successful silver within the girls’s singles Class 4 desk tennis occasion on the Tokyo Paralympic Games is the stuff of historical past. She gained India’s first medal at Tokyo Games, and in addition India’s first desk tennis medal at Paralympics. The 34-year-old wheelchair-bound athlete was adopted by Nishad Kumar clinching one other silver …
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DMRC measure to help provide safe space and prevent gender discrimination For the convenience of transgender passengers travelling on the metro, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has made a provision for them to access separate toilets at stations. The toilets that were meant only for the use of persons with disabilities can now be …
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Flooded streets in LaPlace, La., on Monday.Credit…Emily Kask for The New York Times Hurricane Ida intensified overnight, becoming a Category 4 storm over the course of just a few hours. The rapid increase in strength raises questions about how much climate change is affecting hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean. While researchers can’t say for sure …
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File image of Deepa Malik | IANS Patel lost 0-3 to world number one Chinese paddler Ying Zhou in the women’s singles class 4 final in on Sunday to win India’s first medal in table tennis. Deepa Malik, India’s first woman to win a Paralympics medal hailed Bhavina Patel for matching her feat and winning …
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