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Double Paralympic gold medalist Sumit Antil just launched a javelin 74.82 meters, shattering his own world record and proving that champions never stop chasing greatness. After three years of technical adjustments and relentless training, the Indian athlete finally broke through the barrier he set for himself.
Two-time Paralympic gold medalist Sumit Antil is speaking up about outdated training methods and poor behavior in coaching, hoping to improve conditions for the next generation of athletes. His courage is sparking important conversations about athlete welfare in Indian para-sports.
Paralympic champion Sumit Antil just launched his javelin 74.82 meters to shatter his own world record at India's national para athletics championships. The throw marks the latest milestone for an athlete who keeps pushing the boundaries of what's possible.
India's undefeated para javelin thrower is targeting a throw no athlete in history has ever achieved. After winning every competition since Tokyo 2020, Sumit Antil has his sights set on breaking the impossible 75-meter barrier.
Indian para javelin thrower Sumit Antil just shattered his own world record with a 74.82m throw after three years of setbacks. The Paralympic champion overcame back injuries and grueling training to reclaim his peak performance.
Two-time Paralympic champion Sumit Antil just launched a javelin 74.82 meters to shatter his own world record at India's biggest para athletics competition. The throw in Bengaluru marks another milestone for an athlete who keeps redefining what's possible.
Two-time Paralympic champion Sumit Antil and fellow Indian athletes dominated their home turf at the New Delhi 2026 Grand Prix, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead. The historic Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium welcomed 257 athletes from eight countries for three days of inspiring competition.
Two-time Paralympic gold medalist Sumit Antil just launched a javelin 74.82 meters, shattering his own world record in the F64 category. The Indian athlete's jaw-dropping throw in Bengaluru proves he's not done making history.
India's Paralympic javelin champions are kicking off 2026 with a powerful statement at Dubai's premier para-athletics competition. Fifty of the nation's best para-athletes are competing against 500 athletes from 56 countries in the season's first major international showdown.
Sumit Arora arrived in Mumbai with just Rs 4000 and a dream shaped by personal tragedy. Today, he writes blockbusters like Stree, Jawan, and Border 2.
An Odisha artist named Sumit is handcrafting traditional Jagannath Raths and using the proceeds to support children's education and help families put food on the table. His work proves that art can change lives when it's used to uplift others.
Sumit Agarwal dropped from 324 pounds to 189 pounds and beat diabetes without surgery or extreme diets. His secret? Home-cooked meals, daily walks, and the kind of consistency that turned a man who couldn't run into a marathon finisher.
A college student in Bhubaneswar transforms traditional craft into scholarships, using profits from handmade religious chariots to pay school fees for underprivileged children. Even better: he teaches them the skill so they can earn their own income.
Mohammed Youssef Othman claimed gold in the 100m wheelchair race at Dubai's Fazza Para Athletics Championships, winning on the very track where he trains every day. The 22-year-old's victory kicked off a strong showing for UAE athletes at the international competition.
Paralympic champions from India, Colombia, and Kenya kicked off the 2026 para athletics season in Dubai with stunning performances. India dominated with 16 gold medals as athletes proved their Paris 2024 success was just the beginning.
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A 16-year-old lifeguard refused to let go as massive waves battered him and the drowning child he was protecting. Nathaniel Rai, now safe at home, says he thought he was going to die before Ryder Williams reached him.
A 16-year-old California lifeguard who saved a drowning 10-year-old from rough surf received recognition from President Trump at the White House. The dramatic rescue at Seabright Beach nearly cost young Nathaniel Rai his life.
A teenage lifeguard pulled an unconscious boy from a dangerous rip current off Santa Cruz, bringing him back to life through quick action and training. The rescue reminds us that young people are stepping up as everyday heroes in their communities.
Two brothers from Haryana taught themselves music production during COVID lockdown using YouTube tutorials. Their viral song "Bairan" hit 56 million views and landed them a Spider-Man soundtrack gig.
A 16-year-old lifeguard battled massive waves to pull a drowning boy to safety at a California beach, saving his life with just seconds to spare. The dramatic rescue, caught on video, shows the young hero refusing to give up as wave after wave crashed over them both.
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