President, PM and others congratualte Yathiraj, Nagar for medals at Tokyo Paralympics
The Hindu
While Krishna Nagar secured a gold medal, Suhas Yathiraj claimed a silver in badminton at the Tokyo Paralympics
As Indian athletes continued to shine on the last day of the Tokyo Paralympics, President of India Ram Nath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several political leaders congratulated the medal winners on Sunday. President Kovind took to Twitter to congratulate Krishna Nagar, who clinched India’s second gold medal in badminton. “Historic performance by Krishan Nagar. Strong and determined, you proved your mettle by winning the gold medal in badminton at and keeping the tricolour high. Your excellence is commendable. Many Indians will be inspired by you. Congratulations and best wishes, President Kovind wrote in his tweet.
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