From Tragedy to Creating History: Extraordinary Story of Kapil Parmar
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From Tragedy to Creating History: Extraordinary Story of Kapil Parmar

First Paralympic medal in Judo
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First Paralympic medal in Judo

Kapil Parmar, who won the country's first Paralympic medal in Judo, is 80 percent visually impaired.

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Facing challenges
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Facing challenges

Kapil used to work alongside his mother as a labourer. While his mother cut wheat in other people's fields, he assisted her with the work.

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Accident
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Accident

After being electrocuted by a water pump, Kapil fell into a coma for six months. His father had lost hope of his recovery, but his mother remained steadfast.

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Menial jobs

Kapil sold tea and set up a vegetable cart to support his household and make ends meet.

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Dedication

When Kapil began practicing Judo, the villagers mocked him, doubting his ability to succeed. Despite the ridicule, he remained dedicated and continued his training.

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Commonwealth Champion

Kapil experienced the greatest pain when he became the Commonwealth Champion, as no academy was willing to accept him. They feared that his injury might make him a liability.

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Paralympics

Judo coach Munawwar Anjar established the Blind Judo Para Association to support him. Under Anjar's guidance, Kapil went on to win a bronze medal at the Paralympics.

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