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Pakistan limps for a position in Paris Paralympics


Faultlessly on the effectiveness of the results, the definitive tally at the justly concluded Paris Paralympics has once again grabbed our roving eyes. If the medals tally is not so bad or a bit tense in our country, Pakistan finds its poor position to bemoan singularly. 

Our great country won as many as seven gold medals though we missed a gold medal at the Paris Olympics. Despite the final standings, we are aware that dissatisfaction is undoubtedly developing in both the neighbouring countries behind the instant reviews of the results.

Pakistan with just one gold medal felt really heightened at that time. However, it limps for an exceptional position at this significant time. If India can't supersede China in medal tally, Pakistan can never do better than that of India. 

India's amazing medals tally at the Paris Paralympics finished at 29 -- seven golds, nine silvers and 13 bronze, making it the most rewarded campaign for the country.  At one view it appears we are still in the Bronze Age!

India has stood at the 18th position with a total of 29 medals in the points table. The medals our sportspersons won are all stunning. We nipped a few fine performances to and fro – the method was exalted!

If India succeeded in gaining merely one silver medal in the Paris Olympics, the last tally table of Pakistan in the Paris Paralympics demonstrates its conclusive gain of singularly one bronze medal. 

Pakistan were also competing to triumph at various other events. It desperately completed its dismal campaign. What remains in its hold finally! Exclusively a solitary bronze to its standing thereby recording its joint-bottom position at the 79th number. Shockingly poor and inadequate.

We were left seriously wondering. Do we believe that India and Pakistan are in the biggest sports competition with one another on their prearranged medal totals? Would you not? 

Both successfully used their distinguishing styles to win several medals that summarily described the public's lauds and appreciation for them. 

There was a unanimous ending on Sunday night as the most stunning Paralympics in living recollection came to a finish. The sport itself, and the unerring way it holds.








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