There’s a saying in English, “Successful people are not gifted, they just work hard then succeed on purpose.” Odisha’s Pramod Bhagat is a living example of that! Suffering from polio since the age of 4, he started playing badminton in the year 2002.
World ranked-1 Indian shuttler Pramod Bhagat defeats Daniel Bethell of England by 6-21, 21-14, 21-5 to retain the coveted title in record 51 minutes.
BWF which is responsible for regulating, promoting and developing para-badminton globally also promotes a “one sport – one team” philosophy for badminton and para-badminton together.
hat’s more exciting that just a couple of hours before winning the Gold medal in singles, Pramod wins another Gold medal for India in the men’s doubles event with Manoj Sarkar as a partner.
"Proud moment for India " congratulations to Odisha Para -badminton player Pramod Bhagat for winning the SL3 singles title in the BWF Para-Badminton @World Championships at Switzerland @Siba_TNIE @NewIndianXpress @CMO_Odisha @BAI_Media @Media_SAI @Odishasports #SportsLogon pic.twitter.com/UTlsiGig5R
— Tanmay Das (@tanmay__das) August 25, 2019
This is indeed a matter of immense pride not just for two Gold medals but also for fans of para-sports across the country.
And we all can sense the celebration and happiness among the fans of Badminton.
#BWFWorldChampionships2019
— The Field (@thefield_in) August 25, 2019
Some great news from Basel already as Pramod Bhagat has won two gold medals in the Para Badminton World C'ships while @joshimanasi11 won gold defeating No 1 seed Parul Parmar.
Congratulations!
Live updates: https://t.co/97MVTkfgI1 pic.twitter.com/8ChuGMihbj
#BWFParaBadmintonWorldChampionships2019
— Indian Sports Fan (@IndianSportFan) August 25, 2019
India's Pramod Bhagat defeats Daniel Bethell by 6-21, 21-14, 21-5 to retain the coveted title in 51 mins!
Few more minutes to go for yet another Gold news #bwfworldchampionship2019 #Badminton pic.twitter.com/cUlN2l4lBR
At the same time, Indias PV Sindhu smashes Nozomi Okuhara and becomes India’s first women to win Gold in BWF World Championship.
The last Sunday of the month becomes ‘GOLDday‘ for the country.
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