Prabhakar Rao Predicts 8 Medals for India at Paris Paralympics

Para Badminton chief expects 2 golds; team of 13 athletes ready for global stage

India’s Para Badminton team leader predicts 8 medals, including 2 golds, at the upcoming Paris Paralympics.

JAMSHEDPUR – K. Prabhakar Rao, Secretary of Jharkhand Badminton Association, foresees 8 medals for India at Paris Paralympics.

The newly appointed Team Leader for India’s Paralympic contingent, K. Prabhakar Rao, has expressed optimism about the team’s potential in Paris.

Rao, who also serves as the Chairman of Para Badminton India, believes the 13-member squad is well-prepared for the challenge ahead.

"Our athletes have undergone intensive training, and I’m confident we can clinch 8 medals, possibly including 2 golds," Rao stated.

He drew comparisons to India’s impressive performance at the Tokyo Paralympics, where the nation secured four medals, including two golds.

The team’s rigorous preparation has been a key focus, with Rao emphasizing the athletes’ dedication and readiness to compete at the highest level.

"The commitment shown by our para-athletes is truly commendable. They’re set to showcase their skills on the global stage," remarked a senior coach associated with the team.

As the Paralympics draw near, Rao and the Indian contingent are concentrating on delivering exceptional performances in Paris.

The team’s goal is not only to match but potentially surpass their previous Paralympic achievements.

"We’re aiming to make our nation proud through our performances in Paris," Rao added, highlighting the team’s determination.

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