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🤔 Why is the Paralympics drawing less attention than the Olympics? Seedtag's analysis shows the Paralympics had 12 times fewer visits and 8 times fewer articles than the Olympics, despite a higher medal count. Even with equal editorial coverage, the Olympics saw 1.5 times more visits. 🏅 Top Paralympic sports by engagement: 🏀 Wheelchair basketball: 24% 🏉 Wheelchair rugby: 15% ⚽ Cecifoot: 11% 🎯 Boccia: 10% Discover the full insights in this article from The Media Leader: https://lnkd.in/eU5NpAP2 #Paralympics #Seedtag #ContextualAdvertising

Paris 2024 : Comment profiter des Jeux paralympiques à moindre coût

📺 Jeux paralympiques de Paris 2024 : comment et où regarder les épreuves ? #JeuxParalympiques #Paris2024

World Champions Suhas Yathiraj, Pramod Bhagat, Krishna Nagar, Manasi Joshi, Sumit Antil and Yogesh Kathuniya headline presence of Paris 2024 - Comité d'organisation des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de 2024 stars at the Trailblazers Conclave. 7-8 March 2024, Kolkata. When you are fighting for newsprint against cricket, you always have the risk of ending up second best. And when it is an intense Test match in Ranchi that could lead to an Indian series win, it is more so. Thereafter in the evening there is the WPL. No wonder than that Indias gold medal winners at the Para badminton world championships, Suhas Yathiraj, Pramod Bhagat and Krishna Nagar aren’t really celebrated in today’s sports pages. Each has won a world championship gold by the way and in doing so added to our expectations for the Paris Paralympics. Suhas’ reaction has gone viral on social media and is evidence what the gold means to him and his coach Gaurav Khanna. I am delighted to say each one of them, and others like Manasi Joshi who did as well in the world’s, Sumit Antil and Yogesh Kathuniya headline the list of Paralympic champions attending the trailblazers conclave. The idea is to celebrate their journeys and take a step towards equality. While we need to understand how they are all readying themselves for the ultimate Paralympic dream, it is also time to take stock and take a pause. Do we celebrate them enough? Are they still treated as objects of sympathy or are they athletes who deserve much more? How do we accelerate this change? For Suhas, an IAS officer of repute, sport is his means to stay in the zone. Face adversity and get ready for the challenges like Covid. For Sumit Antil, who breaks world records at almost every competition he participates, touching the 75m mark in Javelin is now the goal. Just as we celebrate Neeraj, we will celebrate Sumit. As much as we celebrate Prannoy, we will celebrate Suhas. That’s the idea behind the Trailblazers conclave presented by Tata Steel Let’s make a bold prediction here. India won 1 medal in London 2012. It became 4 in Rio 2016 and 19 in Tokyo 2020. I think 40 medals in Paris isn’t a far cry. It could be a watershed moment for Indian sport and mainstream Paralympic sport in a way that we haven’t seen before. For us at RevSportz able bodied and Para sport need to be celebrated side by side. For Para sport is Parallel sport and not sport for men and women with disabilities. That’s how we become a more inclusive society and a better country. At Trailblazers 2.0 that’s what we will be doing as we celebrate our Champions. Tata Steel The Coca-Cola Company Ageas Federal Life Insurance Federal Bank SHIV NARESH SPORTS PVT. LTD. - India HRX by Hrithik Roshan Nautica Fanatic Sports Wow! Momo BSV Shrachi Group

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Histoire des Jeux Paralympiques

Jeux paralympiques 2024 : comment suivre la compétition et les meilleures épreuves ?

India now has 22 medals and counting at the Paris Paralympics 2024. Tokyo's 19 medals record has been broken. India's medal count in previous Paralympics:- Athens 2004- 2 medals Beijing 2008- 0 medal London 2012- 1 medal Rio 2016- 4 medals Tokyo 2020- 19 medals Paris 2024- 22 medals and counting. The improvements made by Indian Para-athletes can be seen very clearly. A huge respect to all the Indian Para-Athletes. 🇮🇳❤️ But what about the Olympics? Our medal count at Paris went down from being 7 at Tokyo to 6 medals, with none of the athletes being able to defend their podium. #connection What's your view on this? What is India lacking at the Olympics, Why Indian athletes can't even qualify for most of the track and field athletics event, while on the other hand Para-Athletes 👑 are putting up a show at track and field. Paris 2024 - Comité d'organisation des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de 2024 International Olympic Committee – IOC Indian Olympic Association