Thursday, October 11, 2012

Fw: : DCW 8805 || Paralympics and India - 2012 Results

 
 
From: DCW Behala
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2012 12:21 PM
Subject: : DCW 8805 || Paralympics and India
 

India finally sent 10 participants for this year Paralympics. They are participating in 15 different events. Following are the final schedule and details of all participants on behalf of India:

 

Competitor

Event and Timing (IST)

Sharath Gayakwad (21 yr)

 

Men's 100m Butterfly - S8

Heat: 2:50 PM 30th August '12

Final: 10:53 PM 30th August '12

 

Men's 100 m Breaststroke - SB8

Heat: 2:55 PM on 1st September '12

Final: 10:46 PM on 1st September '12

 

Men's 50m Freestyle - S8

Heat: 4:04 PM 3rd September '12

Final: 12:30 AM 4th September '12

 

Men's 200m Ind. Medley - SM8

Heat: 2:00 PM 5th September '12

Final: 10:00 PM 5th September '12 

Farman Basha (38 yr)

 

Men's 48 kg Powerlifting

 

Group B: 7:30 PM on 30th August '12

Group A: 8:05 PM on 30th August '12

Naresh Kumar Sharma (40 yr)

Men's R1-10m Air Rifle Standing - SH1

Qualification: 1:30 PM on 31st August '12

Final: 5:00 PM on 31st August '12

 

Mixed R6-50m Rifle Prone - SH1

Qualification: 1:30 PM on 4th September '12

Final: 4:00 PM on 4th September '12

 

Men's R7-50m Rifle 3 Positions - SH1

Qualification: 1:30 PM on 5th September '12

Final: 6:30 PM on 5th September '12 

Jaideep (22 yr)

Men's Discus Throw - F42

 

Final: 4:20 PM on 2nd September '12

Rajinder Singh Rahelu (39 yr)

Men's 67.5 kg Powerlifting

 

Group B: 7:30 PM on 2nd September '12

Group A: 8:05 PM on 2nd September '12

Narender Ranbir (23 yr)

Men's Javelin Throw - F44

 

Final: 11:35 PM on 2nd September '12

Jagseer Singh (25 yr)

 

Men's Long Jump - F46

 

Final: 2:35 AM 3rd September '12

         

Girisha Hosanagara Nagarajegowda (24 yr)

Men's High Jump - F42

 

Final: 12:20 AM on 4th September '12

Sachin Chowdhry (28 yr)

Men's 82.5 kg Powerlifting

 

Group B: 4:30 PM on 4th September '12

Group A: 5:05 PM on 4th September '12

Amit Kumar (27 yr)

Men's Discus Throw – F51/52/53

 

Final: 2:30 PM on 6th September '12

 


From: dcw-behala@googlegroups.com [mailto:dcw-behala@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of DCW Behala
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2012 3:05 PM
To: dcw-behala@googlegroups.com
Subject: : DCW 8755 || Paralympic and India

 

While we all are excited about Olympic every time, we really don't know or don't care much about Paralympic Games which happen to take place at the same venue quickly after the Olympics. While we are so familiar about Abhinav Bindra, Sushil Kumar to Jwala Gatta or Joydeep Karmakar, we hardly know about Murlikant Petkar or Devendra Jhajharia or Joginder Singh Bedi who made the Nation feel proud in spite of their disability.

 

  • Murlikant Petkar won first GOLD for India in 1972 Heidelberg Paralympic in Swimming with a World Record
  • Devendra Jhajharia won second individual GOLD for India in 2004 Athens Paralympic in Javelin Throw
  • Joginder Singh Bedi won three medals (one silver and two bronze) in 1984 Stoke Mandeville/New York Paralympic

 

Have a glance; look at the following unsung heroes in action with a physical disability (either mobility disabilities or amputations or blindness or cerebral palsy). One of them (Oscar Pistorius of South Africa) even took part in Main Olympics and made history at the London 2012 Olympic Games by becoming the first double amputee to compete on the track and make an Olympic final.

 

              

 

The Paralympic Games are a major international multi-sport event where athletes with a physical disability compete; this includes athletes with mobility disabilities, amputations, blindness, and cerebral palsy. There are Winter and Summer Paralympic Games, which are held immediately following their respective Olympic Games. First authentic Paralympics was held on Rome in 1960. Earlier from 1948, that event (World Wheelchair and Amputee Games) was exclusively for War Veterans and first one was called as 1948 International Wheelchair Games.

 

The London Paralympics will be the first Games since the 2000 Summer Paralympics in Sydney in which athletes with intellectual disabilities (ID) will be authorised to compete following a decision by the International Paralympic Committee in 2008. Athletics, swimming and table tennis will include events with an ID classification.

 

Some data of 2012 Summer Paralympics at London compared to 2012 Summer Olympics. Interestingly Paralympics has more Events compared to Olympics though numbers of Nations, Participants and Sports categories are much less!

 

 

2012 Summer Paralympics

2012 Summer Olympics

Opening ceremony

29 August, 2012

27 July, 2012

Closing ceremony

9 September, 2012

12 August, 2012

Athletes participating

4,200 (estimated)

10,500 (estimated)

Nations participating

165 (approx)

204

Events

503 in 19 sports

302 in 26 sports

Total Gold Medals

499 Gold Medals

302 Gold Medals

Occurrence

14th Summer Paralympics (XIV)

30th Summer Olympics (XXX)

 

Events in 2012 Summer Paralympics, London:

  1. Archery
  2. Athletics
  3.  Boccia
  4. Cycling: Road and Track
  5. Equestrian
  6. Football: 5-a-side and 7-a-side
  7. Goalball
  8. Judo
  9. Powerlifting
  10. Rowing
  11. Sailing
  12. Shooting
  13. Swimming
  14. Table tennis
  15. Sitting Volleyball
  16. Wheelchair basketball
  17. Wheelchair fencing
  18. Wheelchair rugby
  19. Wheelchair tennis

 

India in Paralympics:

India made its Summer Paralympic début at the 1968 Games, competed again in 1972, and then was absent until the 1984 Games. The country has participated in every edition of the Summer Games since then. It has never participated in the Winter Paralympic Games.

 

In 1972 at the Heidelberg Games, Petkar swam the 50 meter freestyle in a world record time of 37.331 seconds to give India her first ever Gold. In 1984, Joginder Singh Bedi won silver at the Men's Shot Put and followed it up with a pair of bronze winning performances in the Discus and Javelin throws. Another Indian, Bhimrao Kesarhar, won the silver medal in the Javelin.

 

Following are some facts and figures about India in Paralympics:

 

Games

Events Participated

(M – Mens, W- Womens, X – Mixed)

Athletes Participated

(Number of Events)

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Total

Rank

1960 Rome, Italy

Did not Participate

-

-

-

-

-

1964 Tokyo, Japan

Did not Participate

-

-

-

-

-

1968 Tel Aviv, Israel

Archery (3M+1W), Athletics (11M+5W),

Dartchery (X), Swimming (2M+4W),

Table Tennis (1M+1W), Weightlifting (1M)

Total (29): 18 Mens/11 Womens/1 Mixed

Jeena (7); Patel (7); Laxman (6);

Ganesh (5); Kermani Shehrnaz (5);

Kumar (5); Khan (4); Gattu (1);

Pereira (1); Petkar (1)

0

0

0

0

-

1972 Heidelberg, Germany (W)

Archery (1W), Athletics (12M+6W),

Swimming (2M+1W), Table Tennis (1M),

Weightlifting (1M)

Total (24): 17 Mens/7 Womens

Makandi (6); Kermani Shernaz (5);

Petkar (5); Patel (4); Poudwal (2);

Chandrashekhar (1); Diwan (1);

Magan Gina (1); Table Tennis Team (1)

1

0

0

1

#25

1976 Toronto, Canada

Did not Participate

-

-

-

-

-

1980 Arnhem, Netherlands

Did not Participate

-

-

-

-

-

1984 Stoke Mandeville, UK

and New York, USA

Athletics (12M); Swimming (4M)

Total (16): 16 Mens

Joginder Singh Bedi (3); Bhagwan Patil (3);

Bhimrao Kesarhar (2); Digambar

Mehendale (5); Abdul Jabbar Rawthar (4)

0

2

2

4

#37

1988 Seoul

Athletics (1M+1W); Lawn Bowls (1M)

Total (3): 2 Mens/1 Womens

Digambar Mehendale (2);

Malathi Holla (1)

0

0

0

0

-

1992 Barcelona

Athletics (10M+4W); Powerlifting (1M);

Weightlifting (1M)

Total (16): 12 Mens/4 Womens

Ramnath Banerjee (3); Rajesh Anand (3);

Malathi Holla (3); Vijay Munishwar (3);

Mallaiah Mahadeva (3); Manveer

Mangat (3); Digambar Mehendale (3);

Ratna Ghosh (2);

0

0

0

0

-

1996 Atlanta

Athletics (10M); Powerlifting (1M);

Shooting (1M+2X)

Total (14): 12 Mens/2 Mixed

Harry Prabhu (3); Santosh Kudalkar (3);

Naresh Sharma (3); Sohan Brar (2);

Nayamathulla Khan (2); Mangat Singh (2);

Yadvendra Vashishta (2); Vijay

Munishwar (1); H. Ramesh (1)

0

0

0

0

-

2000 Sydney

Athletics (2M); Powerlifting (2M);

Shooting (1X)

Total (5): 4 Mens/1 Mixed

Yadvendra Vashishta (2); Vikram Singh

Adhikari (1); Vijay Munishwar (1); Naresh

Sharma (1)

0

0

0

0

-

2004 Athens

Athletics (14M+2W); Powerlifting (2M)

Total (18): 16 Mens/2 Womens

Devendra (2) ; Girraj (2); Malathi

Krishna (2); V. Gopalappa (2); Nir Bahadur

Gurung (2);  Rajarathinam Subbaiah (2);

Yadvendra Vashishta (2); Basha

Farman (1); C. Raghu (1); Syamala

Raju (1); Rajinder Singh Rahelu (1);

Surjeet Singh (1)

1

0

1

2

#53

2008 Beijing

Athletics (2M); Powerlifting (2M);

Shooting (1M+1X)

Total (6): 5 Mens/1 Mixed

Naresh Sharma (2); Markanda Reddy (1);

Jagseer Singh (1); Farman Basha (1);

Rajinder Singh (1)

0

0

0

0

-

2012 London

Swimming (1M); Powerlifting (3M)

Total (4): 4 Mens

Sharath Gayakwad (1); Farman Basha (1);

Rajinder Singh Rahelu (1); Sachin Chowdhry

-

-

-

-

TBD

 

Event Timing for Indian Competitors for London 2012 Paralympic:

 

Competitor

Event

Estimated Indian Timing (IST)

Farman Basha

48 kg Powerlifting

Group B: 7:30 PM on 30th Aug '12

Group A: 8:05 PM on 30th Aug '12

Sharath Gayakwad

100 m Breaststroke – SB8

Heat: 3:00 PM on 1st Sep '12

Final: 10:46 PM on 1st Sep '12

Rajinder Singh Rahelu

67.5 kg Powerlifting

Group B: 7:30 PM on 2nd Sep '12

Group A: 8:05 PM on 2nd Sep '12

Sachin Chowdhry

82.5 kg Powerlifting

Group B: 4:30 PM on 4th Sep '12

Group A: 5:05 PM on 4th Sep '12

 

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