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02:11When I was blind, my brother told me that I was blind, but when I learned about it, I learned about it from LAL GHANTI PREVENCES, BOPAL.
02:25When I came to the National League, when I got to the Academy, when I was playing in the International League,
02:32when I was in 2020, I was COVID-19.
02:35I started playing the Asian Championship, I played the World Games, I played the World Championship,
02:43and I also played the World Championship, when I was in the World Championship.
02:49What was your achievement now?
02:52I played the Asian Championship, I played the bronze medal in the team event.
03:01I played it in the hometown of Sito before the village.
03:05I played a normal judo, it was a normal judo, it was a normal judo.
03:09But in 2009, I actually got a change in my career.
03:12When my eyes were 80% from my eyes, I had an objective goal.
03:15Did I run the parade to the stars?
03:16Yes, I have been a normal.
03:17In 2009, I was mostly acting.
03:19Since the front, I was only fighting.
03:20Even when I was making water, I was taking the proud of the fields.
03:26So after that, did you play judo?
03:28After that, I met Mr. 2012-2013.
03:30After that, I met Mr. Manovar.
03:32He told me to play a blind judo.
03:34He was playing normally.
03:36He said that I have a problem.
03:38Yes, sir, I have a problem in my eyes.
03:40So he gave me my card.
03:42Then I got contacted him.
03:44How do you feel?
03:46What are your achievements?
03:48In my Olympics, there is a bronze medal.
03:50In Asian Games, there is a silver medal.
03:52Which country?
03:54Brazil.
03:55In Asian Games, I went to Iran.
03:57In Iran, I went to the final.
03:59Still a medal.
04:01I was blind.
04:03I fell in every place.
04:05I felt afraid of running.
04:07I used to learn falls.
04:09I learned to learn self-defense.
04:11If I fall, I will fall.
04:13That's why I started.
04:15What did you do?
04:17I was a driver.
04:19What did you do about this coaching center?
04:21I was aware of Manovar.
04:23I was aware of this coaching center.
04:25I was sent to me to play.
04:27I got interested.
04:29I got a medal.
04:31I got a medal.
04:33What did you do?
04:35What did you do?
04:37I got a medal.
04:39I got a medal.
04:41I got my child.
04:43I got a medal.
04:45I got a medal.
04:47I got a medal.
04:49I got a medal in my sister's.
04:51So, how did you think about playing this game?
04:57I studied in the National Institute for the Visually Handicap, Deharun.
05:03I was playing with games, and I was playing athletics.
05:09I learned self-defense, and I was joined in 2020.
05:16How do you feel?
05:20I have a gold medal for 4 years, and I have a silver medal for the Grand Prix.
05:27I have a bronze medal for the team event.
05:30I hope that I will be in the fourth ranked world, and I will practice better.
05:36In 2014, we started playing games in the Paration Games.
05:42So, I was coaching there.
05:44I had a lot of experience, but I didn't have experience before.
05:48I had a lot of problems with blind children.
05:53I had a lot of problems faced with them.
05:55I had a lot of problems faced.
05:57I had a lot of problems with blind children.
05:58I had a lot of problems with blind children.
05:59I hadn't done that many things.
06:00I had a lot of problems facing them.
06:02In the starting point, I felt like I will give my coaching as well, but I will tell you that I will give my coaching as well.
06:10So, these kids are very sensitive and they are very understanding.
06:15They are grasping power and understanding.
06:18When I teach my technique, they teach my technique.
06:24So, they don't learn how to teach them.
06:26It is just patience.
06:28In the beginning of the year, the first of July was starting in 2010.
06:33In 2010, we had the biggest difference in the world.
06:37We can see the best of this family, which is as well as the people who can train their parents.
06:44Sometimes in the area, sometimes in the area, sometimes in the area of Delhi, sometimes in the area of the area,
06:50we have been doing this training.
06:53We have made the Judo Academy for 4 years and we have made the Jaiqa, Japan International
07:11Corporation Agency, but when the Academy came, we have made the Jaiqa for 3 years and we
07:19have made the Jaiqa program available at this time, in the same time.
07:33And it's really nice to know that the last Paralympics in Paris was the first time in Paris.
07:38The two people who have lived in the United States are the first bronze medal to be here.
07:46There was no medal in Paralympics or Olympic Olympic.
07:50This was the first medal in Bahrain.
07:53This is the number of medals from our academy.
07:55Our academy is here.
07:57And after that, the second child was running away from the 5th grade.
08:03The second child took the silver and bronze medal to the Pera Asian Games in Hongzou, which was in China, two years ago.
08:11So, this is the achievement.
08:13And now, you are in the Deaf Olympics.
08:17Our child is selected.
08:19She is in Petyala Camp.
08:21She is in Pryagraj.
08:23She is in the Deaf.
08:25So, below 48 kg.
08:27Bharat's presence will be in Judo.
08:29Video Journalist Vizay Vorma, ETV Bharat, Lakhnao.
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