Dhanush Srikanth wins gold, Shourya Saini bags bronze at Deaflympics

Dhanush Srikanth wins gold, Shourya Saini bags bronze at Deaflympics

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Category : Sports Published on: May 07 2022

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  • Aditya Yadav, daughter of Gorakhpur, UP, has won gold medal for her team in Deaf Olympics while creating history in Brazil.
  • India has won gold medal in this badminton championship for the first time.
  • Apart from this, Indian shooter Dhanush Srikanth has won a gold medal for India in the men's 10m air rifle event on the third day of the 24th Olympics for the Hearing Impaired in Brazil.
  • India is currently placed eighth on the medals table with two gold and one bronze medal. 
  • Ukraine tops the standings currently with 19 gold, six silver and 13 bronze medals.
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