00:07In this moment, Dr. Nudhim Sra, who is a para-athlete,
00:12he knows that he has won a gold medal in the National Para-Athletic Championship.
00:17How did he get a personal journey?
00:19And how did he get ready for his tournament?
00:24I didn't have a choice as a first choice.
00:26I didn't have a choice for him.
00:28In Disqustro, I was basically running,
00:32as a visually impaired athlete,
00:35F11, D11 athlete,
00:37he plays a role that he doesn't show.
00:41In that moment, you always have a competition partner,
00:43who will run with you.
00:46During the training,
00:48you always have to manage your training.
00:53It was difficult for me to manage it.
00:56In that way, I had to start the Disqustro,
01:02and I was doing well.
01:04So, in my Disqustro,
01:08I feel like I can do independently.
01:11In that arena, I don't need anyone.
01:13I can help with personal escort,
01:16in training,
01:17and in the ground.
01:18But I have to perform myself.
01:21That was a good thing for me,
01:23and I have to discuss this for me.
01:25Well, I'm not sure about your achievements,
01:28but I am not sure about your achievements.
01:30But what kind of achievements you can be successful?
01:34Well, a dancer has changed 24,
01:37and you have to overcome that many successes!
01:43You have to overcome your achievements!
01:44When you have to overcome your achievements,
01:46I have to overcome your achievements,
01:47your own achievements,
01:47and your weaknesses,
01:50and your hurdles.
01:53every medal for me. I don't give every big medal for me.
01:58For me, this is very important for me.
02:02In the past few years, I was a little bit away from the ground.
02:05For some injuries, I was not able to perform so well in the field.
02:11Since this is the Salvation Games, I came back to the field.
02:15I started training and performing.
02:18The performance in the nationals and the medal was a symbol of my new studies,
02:24the CD and the progress.
02:27I was very happy that I performed well.
02:30What has been your biggest achievement in the games?
02:35I've been doing a lot of years since the nationals.
02:38I've been a national champion in the past 15 years.
02:41In the past 15 years, I have achieved a medal in the Olympics.
02:49Technically, the Asian Games and the Olympics are two very prestigious games,
02:55which have been in the past 4 years.
02:57In that way, I won't win a medal in the Olympics.
03:01I have won a medal in the Olympics.
03:02But in Arsenal, I won't win a medal in the Olympics.
03:09The last last one won the Olympics in China.
03:11I have won a series of medals in the Olympics in the Olympics.
03:15But I will be confused and I will be ready for this year.
03:21I will have to complete this time and I will give you a medal.
03:26Now, what tournament has been prepared?
03:29As I told you, this is the most recent season of 2016.
03:33We are going to win a game.
03:35Ultimately, since I have no medal in the Olympics,
03:39I hope I will give you a medal in the Olympics.
03:43So, I will give you a medal in Los Angeles.
03:44I will give you a medal in the Olympics in 2018.
03:47I will give you a medal in the Olympics.
03:49I will give you a medal in the Olympics.
03:51I will give you a medal in the Olympics.
03:52When will ACN and where will it be?
03:55It will be in October.
03:56In Japan.
03:59Now, you are playing for Delhi.
04:01So, what type of athletes do you need to be prepared for Delhi?
04:04What do you need to be prepared for Delhi?
04:05What do you need to be prepared for Delhi?
04:07Delhi is a great leader.
04:10So, as compared to any other state,
04:13we are doing quite well.
04:15This is a matter of swikar,
04:16because the people with disabilities are in the Olympics.
04:19And that's why the people with disabilities are in the Olympics.
04:22The people with disabilities are more concentrated in Delhi.
04:26And the people with disabilities are more concentrated.
04:29They are more involved with disabilities.
04:29I am in the education, in the field, in the field, in the field.
04:32So, we are good at the stadiums.
04:35And the centers of the Federation,
04:38they are good at all.
04:39So, the people with disabilities are better at all.
04:41For physical recovery,
04:45and different physio therapy centers.
04:47Every kind of swikar is better in Delhi.
04:50But on the level of swikar in Delhi,
04:52hospitals are better at the time.
04:58In other days, the person in Delhi was better on the physical things.
05:01The national medals and international medals was reduced, but recently there are a lot of improvements in Haryana and Rajasthan.
05:10With Delhi, there have been a lot of good policies for the Asian Games and Olympics.
05:14There have been a lot of good policies that have been increased by the scholarship amount.
05:22There are supporting schemes for preparation for sports.
05:24There are supporting schemes that have been introduced to Delhi.
05:30I don't know if I am wrong, because our mission excellence scheme has been in place for 4-5 years.
05:38It was quite good and functional.
05:40Now there are some irregularities, but we have a lot of good policies.
05:44We can do better because we have a little need for talent identification.
05:50We have a little need for them to be able to raise their players at a grassroots level.
05:55And put them in sports based on their skills.
05:59I think this is another thing that we need to do Delhi.
06:04You had all disabilities.
06:07How did you get to go to the games?
06:12And how did you get to the future?
06:16Look, the person with visual impairment and female, I don't like to say that,
06:20there are a lot of educational challenges.
06:23For me, sports was available as an option when I came to Delhi.
06:29I had a lot of visibility.
06:32I was able to see other people in the school.
06:36And when I came to Delhi for my education, I knew that there are 12 sports.
06:41I was able to participate in this.
06:43I was able to participate in this.
06:44The other thing was that sports, when you go to Delhi,
06:48which I felt like running and exercising,
06:52which is the stress of you,
06:54that is at a very high level.
06:56So practically, I felt like that.
06:59So, I started the journey there.
07:00And after that, when I came to Delhi,
07:05there are many other things,
07:06such as your physical strength,
07:11or mental strength,
07:15empowerment,
07:15that is a movement,
07:16care of people,
07:18and sharing my life.
07:18And that's why I was very interested in it.
07:18I hope that I have a lot of people
07:21with disabilities,
07:22especially in the community,
07:23but also that people with disabilities
07:24have a lot of people on the disability.
07:28They are often.
07:28That they have a little visibility.
07:29They can see,
07:31they can travel.
07:32They can go,
07:32and they feel empowered
07:34financially,
07:36mentally and psychologically.
07:38So,
07:39I have definitely involved.
07:42That's the reason.
07:43As you have told, you are also an assistant professor in the D.U.S. in the School of Education.
07:48How do you teach the students?
07:50How do you teach the students?
07:52How do you teach the students?
07:54How do you teach the students?
07:55How do you teach the students?
07:57I think it's a little challenging.
08:00My job is not a sports footer.
08:03It's not a sports discipline.
08:06I have done a academic job.
08:11It's a full-time job.
08:13It's a full-time job.
08:14It's a full-time job.
08:15You have a very serious profession.
08:18You have a little bit of your future generation.
08:23You have to do problems with your students.
08:27Sports also requires discipline.
08:30There is a lot of time.
08:32When you don't give up in the stadium,
08:34or in the morning,
08:35or in the morning,
08:36or in the morning,
08:36or in the morning,
08:36or in the morning,
08:37or in the morning,
08:38you need to do recovery.
08:39You need to do nutrition.
08:40You will perform with world-class athletes,
08:43which are just doing this.
08:45I think it's a bit difficult.
08:47But I think I've found my way out.
08:49I've done it.
08:51I've done it.
08:52I've done it.
08:53I've done it.
08:53I've done it.
08:55I've done it.
09:03I've done it.
09:04I've done it.
09:05I've done it.
09:06I've done it.
09:07I've done it.
09:07I've done it.
09:07I've done it.
09:07I've done it.
09:07There's a little difficulty,
09:08but if you have colleagues,
09:11your administration,
09:12your system,
09:13your competition,
09:14if you cooperate a little bit,
09:16then I don't think it's impossible.
09:18the first emotion of point of point of point of point that this church will call yelred.
09:18what they're going to do is lie.
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