Breaking News From Paris Paralympics

16-Year-Old Sheetal Makes History at Paris Paralympics, Sets World Record, Eyes Gold Medal

Breaking News from Paris Paralympics

Indian para-swimmer Sheetal breaks world record, aims for gold medal

Indian para-swimmer Sheetal has made history at the Paris Paralympics by breaking a world record in the women's 100m breaststroke SB8 event.

The 16-year-old from Haryana clocked a time of 1:24.42, shaving off over two seconds from the previous world record.

Sheetal's remarkable achievement has not only earned her a place in the history books but also has her eyeing the gold medal in the event's final.

Key Highlights:

* Indian para-swimmer Sheetal breaks world record in 100m breaststroke SB8 event. * This is a record-breaking moment that places Sheetal in the history books. * The young swimmer from Haryana is now vying for the gold medal in the event's final. * Sheetal's outstanding performance brings pride to India and showcases the potential of para-athletes.