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They say an arrow needs to be pulled back before it can fly forward. As a little girl in Class III, Payal Nag faced a tragedy that could have limited her dreams forever. Losing all four limbs at such a tender age is something most of us cannot even...

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Chandra5 ay önce

True! And so touched by Sheetal Devi's gesture of immediate appreciation! Proud of both of them! And of course salute to their coach.

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सत्येंद्र5 ay önce

Please ensure that this praise is not limited to a tweet only. Please provide all such athletes with financial support so that they don't need to worry about their daily meal.

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About Payal's incredible performance in archery, as a mother you have expressed your gracious and generous compliments so touchingly about her gritty performance It will serve her as a great inspiration giving her supreme confidence.

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Dhanvesttor5 ay önce

What stands out here isn’t just the medal, it’s the mindset behind it. Payal’s story shows that limits often come from how the world sees you, not what you’re actually capable of. Turning something this difficult into a strength takes more than talent, it takes stubborn belief.

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Riddhi Agarwal5 ay önce

Yes, big time ❤️

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J Das5 ay önce

Great!

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Confused Atma5 ay önce

Payal is a miracle. Much respect to the coach lady; the way she takes care of her.

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Rajendra Patri5 ay önce

@drprema 💐💖🙏🏼

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Anooshka Soham Bathwal5 ay önce

Incredible story, but what stands out is the system behind it. Talent like this needs access, coaching, and support to even reach the stage. One win should push us to build many more such journeys.

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Gaurav kulshrestha_BJP- Gwalior5 ay önce

🙏🙏

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🙌🙌❤️

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lmaheswa5 ay önce

True madam!! The school books of primary classes should talk of them

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❤️

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Adv.Kalika Prasad5 ay önce

🙏🏻💐🙏🏻

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j ganguly5 ay önce

Oh, what a genius she's. 👏

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@DrMalavika

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Adv.Kalika Prasad5 ay önce

Congratulations sister 💐💐💐

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