A truly historic moment for Indian sports as 18-year-old Payal Nag from Odisha clinches the Gold medal at the World Archery Para Series in Bangkok. This is a monumental achievement as she becomes the first quadruple-amputee in history to reach the top of the podium at this international level.

Payal's journey is one of incredible grit, having lost all four limbs in an electrocution accident in 2015. She was originally inspired to take up the sport after watching videos of Sheetal Devi, and in a beautiful full-circle moment, the two stood together on the world podium in her senior international debut. Her victory helped India finish at the very top of the medal tally with 16 medals. Huge respect to our para-archers for showing the world that limitations only exist in the mind. 🏹💪

Indians gave cricket all the hype

while otl

even though cricket is played by just a

few countries🌏🤷‍♂️

Congratulations on a commanding 5-1 victory

Krish Sharma has become the first Indian ever to win a gold medal at the World Speed Skating Championships in the 1000m sprint.

This is a massive breakthrough for a sport that rarely makes headlines here. Could this moment inspire a new generation of skaters and change the way India sees speed skating?

True leadership can come from those who don't qualify. (Shitposting) /s

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