so, then, how do simran and rakshitha compete at the paris paralympics? dream, train and become champions? idyllic and very remote. nestled in the lush green hills of southern india, it's not easy for us to reach the small village of guddanahalli. this is where rakshitha raju was born. translation: when i was two years old, i lost my mother. i at ten years, i lost my father. then it was only me and my grandma. she didn't have parents. she says she doesn't want rakshitha to end up like her. after being spotted as a talent by her physical education teacher in her village school, she moved to bangalore, where she could access better resources. was a dedicated guide runner. "and cannot see the track?" rakshitha thrived on this strength. after being spotted as a talent by her physical education teacher in her village school, she moved to bangalore, where she could access better resources. but to compete on the world stage, what she needed the most was a dedicated guide runner. translation: i kept asking, "how do i run, as i'm blind i "and cannot see the track?

get motivated to come out i and participate in sport - and get medals for the country. at the paris paralympicsn bronze and made history. simran became the first indian woman with visual impairment to win a paralympic medal. take any pressure. " so, i ran. and i didn't even know about the finish till my guide told me we ran my personal best timing — 24.7 seconds. translation: when i saw that she'd won a medal, i i couldn't stop myself. ijumped down from the stands with the indian flag. but the ioo—metre loss is a sore point, and gajendra's concerned that simran and abhay had very little time to prepare. translation: abhay was with us for only two months, _ and he suffered an injury in that time, too. we got very little time to work out. you visited us, you saw it. i feel that we need at least two years of dedicated training level. the uncertainty about their guide runner remains. abhay has his own budding career, so will he be able to continue? because for her, this win is not enough. that's my dream. or if you can dream it, you can do it. it's a shared dream. and with two minds and two bodies

to do each exercise, make them do it with us, like lifting weights or knee exercises. for the paris paralympicsup, up! she is partially sighted. right now, blurred. to make out who you are. for the 100m race at the tokyo paralympics. but in the middle, there is a line that bends. into the lane next to mine. i came back to my lane. three! one! two! "what do you want from life?" and she said, "i want to run." it was hard to find a guide runner. the government body for developing para sport with a long—term career path. nice. been a guide runner. in central india, abhay had never even met an athlete athletes or paralympics. even i didn't know about blind runners. when i ran for the first time, they sent me videos. translation: when we run on a curve, the hand - situation because his body remains straight at all times. so, my body also aligns and straightens itself and it all got tested when abhay and simran ran together at the 2024 world para athletics championships. t12 category. but the other race they ran ended in heartbreak. in the 100m race at the world championship. so we didn't realise. he