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Paralympian Nishad Kumar feted

Una: Education Minister Gobind Thakur on Friday honoured Paralympic gold medalist Nishad Kumar at Devi Das Shastri Vidya Mandir in Katodah Khurd village, the school where the latter was a student. Nishad, who belongs to a family from Amb, had...

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Updated At : 12:46 PM Oct 02, 2021 IST

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Una: Education Minister Gobind Thakur on Friday honoured Paralympic gold medalist Nishad Kumar at Devi Das Shastri Vidya Mandir in Katodah Khurd village, the school where the latter was a student.

Nishad, who belongs to a family from Amb, had won a gold medal in the high jump event at the recently concluded Tokyo Paralympics. The minister said Nishad was an inspiration for youth. TNS

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