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It is said that “the waves did not pass through the sailor,” it is said that it was possible to achieve whatever it wants. Then you can get any problem. The only thing that came up was in the Para Olympic Swimming Championship. Rishikesh Mali, a celebrity, a celebrity of the Mhasala Palasi, is ranked third in the 17th Para Olympic Swimming Championship. Rishikesh Sheetal Sudam gardener, who suffers from a cure for Cerebral Palsi in the Senior Men’s 50 meters, Free Style (A4) in the State Level Para Olympic Swimming Championship in Sambhaji Nagar. The boy in Mhasla has ranked third in the swimming tournament and has shown a new way to the cerebral palsy suffering.

The Swimming Competition was held at Siddhartha Swimming Pond (Sambhaji Nagar) organized by the Maharashtra State Paralympic Association and Aurangabad (Sambhaji Nagar) District Paralympic Association affiliated with the Indian Olympic Association. The tournament was inaugurated by Sambhaji Nagar’s Guardian Minister Sanjay Shirsath. For this state -level tournament, about 200 contestants from Maharashtra state attended various events of Junior, Senior Main Woman. Various disabled contestants participated in various groups from 1 to S14.

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Rishikesh, who lives in the mountainous area of ​​Mhasla, overcome many problems without having any swimming facilities, even when he was cerebral on the strength of his desire power. Overcoming the growing spasm of the body, he practiced the Jijamata swimming pool in Nashik to practice as time for swimming. Mrs. Maya Jagtap and Arjun Sonakamble, manager of Jijamata Taran Lake, greeted the inspirational achievement of Rishikesh.

We should open the doors of different fields without being disturbed as a children with disabilities. Rishikesh’s mother Sheetal Mali said that the parents should not keep this in mind to live in them, to participate in the competition and to win. Rishigakesh’s mother also said that the Cerebral Palsi group should organize a different competition and inspire them by organizing a different competition for the Cerebral Palsi group. Siddhartha Swimming Pool manager Abhay Kumar Deshmukh, Archana Joshi, Madhav Joshi, Moreshwar Pujari, and Maharashtra Paralympic Association President Nandkumar Nale and all the office bearers worked hard to make the state level Paralympic swimming competition successful.

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