Suyash Jadhav | The only swimmer from India at the Rio Paralympic Games
Updated on Sept 07, 2016 12:22 pm IST
22-year-old Suyash Jadhav is representing India at the Rio Paralympic Games. He lost his hands at the age of 11 but that did not stop him from following his dreams. Suyash is training in Bangalore, far away from his hometown, Solapur. Training is the only thing on his mind right now and he will participate in the Men's 50m Butterfly, Men's 50m Freestyle and Men's 200m Individual Medley.
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