NOVEL~*Hiding behind a Stranger*~Thread 8~ Chapter 13 - UPD 20th Aug - Page 47

Originally posted by: shahbhavini

@ Bhavu Bhai... how's u dear M😎

Aree... Bapu apun zakash... bole toh apun se akhein😎 mila ke baat karne ka...😆

Originally posted by: durgeshnandini

Don't get senti, wipe your tears...

The only two similarities between HBAS and Durgeshnandini is...

First one I already stated, though in novel they are competitors (in love) not siblings.

Second, both have Mughals as the backdrop.

(Durgeshnandini, is set in the backdrop of the year, 1590AD , can you guess now, why I chose this novel as my user id?😉 )

Originally posted by: cute.manasi

Bhai Bhai...😎

Originally posted by: lashy

On that same note, I just came across this article from last year this same time... if it's true, it's a shame it's not spoken about/advertised more!😲

India Bags 173 Medals In Special Olympics World Summer Games & We Couldn't Be More Proud

Shubhi Dixit -

6th August 2015

When India plays cricket, more than half the nation is glued to the television. However, when India plays other lesser known sports, most people don't really care about it much. Despite the ambivalence, the passionate players still play. They play for the nation, they play for themselves.

In the 2015 Special Olympics World Summer Games, organised in Los Angeles, United States, India performed exceptionally well. These Olympics are world's largest multi-sports events organised for athletes with disabilities. Among the 6,500 athletes participating from 177 countries, India's contingent consisted of 275 athletes and 14 disciplines.

And making the nation proud, these athletes happily returned home with 173 medals consisting of 47 gold, 54 silver and 72 bronze medals. India won 47 medals in athletics and 39 medals in roller skating making a large contribution to the total number. India's performance is ranked third in the Special Olympics, after USA and China.

Originally posted by: shahbhavini

Aree... Bapu apun zakash... bole toh apun se akhein😎 mila ke baat karne ka...😆

Originally posted by: lashy

On that same note, I just came across this article from last year this same time... if it's true, it's a shame it's not spoken about/advertised more!😲

India Bags 173 Medals In Special Olympics World Summer Games & We Couldn't Be More Proud

Shubhi Dixit -

6th August 2015

When India plays cricket, more than half the nation is glued to the television. However, when India plays other lesser known sports, most people don't really care about it much. Despite the ambivalence, the passionate players still play. They play for the nation, they play for themselves.

In the 2015 Special Olympics World Summer Games, organised in Los Angeles, United States, India performed exceptionally well. These Olympics are world's largest multi-sports events organised for athletes with disabilities. Among the 6,500 athletes participating from 177 countries, India's contingent consisted of 275 athletes and 14 disciplines.

And making the nation proud, these athletes happily returned home with 173 medals consisting of 47 gold, 54 silver and 72 bronze medals. India won 47 medals in athletics and 39 medals in roller skating making a large contribution to the total number. India's performance is ranked third in the Special Olympics, after USA and China.

Originally posted by: durgeshnandini

Kala chasma jachde tenu, gore mukhde pe😉

Originally posted by: lashy

You're asking this in a JA forum 😆

Originally posted by: -AkDha.Lover-

Okay, I know we lost ( Except for the fact that it's not okay... 😭😭😭 )

But Sindhu still rocked it! 👏

Besides she's the only Indian women to have reached there and got us a silver in Badminton...⭐️