In a remarkable achievement for both sports and academia, Harvinder Singh has made history by winning a gold medal in archery at the Paralympic Games in Paris. The 33-year-old athlete, originally from Kaithal, has not only excelled on the global stage but is also making strides in the field of education as he pursues a PhD in Economics at Punjabi University.
Harvinder Singh’s gold medal victory is a testament to his dedication and skill. His triumph has garnered significant recognition and applause from his academic and sporting communities. Vice-Chancellor KK Yadav extended heartfelt congratulations to Harvinder and his coach, Surinder Singh Randhawa, praising them for their exceptional contributions to both sports and academics. “The university has always been a frontrunner in promoting excellence in sports as well as academics,” Yadav remarked.
Director of the Sports Department, Ajita, also expressed pride in Harvinder’s accomplishments. “We are incredibly proud of Harvinder’s success and the representation he brings to our institution and our country,” she said.
Coach Surinder Singh Randhawa highlighted Harvinder’s dedication and hard work, noting that his achievements are the result of years of perseverance. Randhawa pointed out that this recent gold medal follows a series of notable successes: Harvinder previously won a bronze medal at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo and secured a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Para Games in Jakarta.
Harvinder Singh’s success story continues to inspire and is a shining example of how determination and passion can lead to remarkable achievements, both in the sporting arena and beyond.
