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India's Star Paralympian Sheetal Devi Stuns Netizens By Driving Car With Her Feet; Video Goes Viral

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Indian para-archer Sheetal Devi, who has already inspired the world with her achievements in archery, is once again winning hearts. A video of her driving a car using her feet has gone viral on social media. Born without arms, Sheetal is seen confidently controlling the steering wheel with one foot and managing the pedals with the other.

She posted the video on Instagram with the caption: “Took on the driver’s seat for a while, loving every moment of it. Never say NEVER.” The video shows her courage, talent, and never-give-up attitude.

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Sheetal, who is just 18 years old, is from a small village in Jammu & Kashmir. She was born with a rare condition called phocomelia. Despite that, she started learning archery in 2021 and now shoots using her feet, shoulder, and jaw. In the 2024 Paris Paralympics, she won a bronze medal in the mixed team event and set a new record score in the ranking round.

Sheetal’s video is more than just a driving clip. It is a powerful message to everyone that no challenge is too big if you have the willpower. Her story shows that with hard work and belief, nothing is impossible. She continues to be a role model for millions, proving that physical limits can't stop a determined heart.

'Mujhe Lagta Hai Ki...': Neeraj Chopra Reveals Which Indian Cricketer Would Be Good At Javelin Throw; Video

Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra believes that Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah would be the best cricketer to succeed in javelin throw. During a recent conversation on Star Sports with Navjot Singh Sidhu, Neeraj was asked which Indian cricketer he thinks could perform well in javelin. Without hesitation, he named Bumrah.

"Mujhe lagta hai ki koi fast bowler hi hoga. Jab proper fitness ke saath honge toh Jasprit Bumrah," said Neeraj. (I think it would be a fast bowler. So, I think a fully fit Jasprit Bumrah will be good at it.)

Bumrah has been in great form lately. He recently took his 14th five-wicket haul in a Test match against England at Headingley. His powerful bowling action and sharp control have made him one of the best bowlers in the world, and now even a javelin champion sees potential in him beyond cricket.

Neeraj himself is in top form this season. He recently won gold at the Ostrava Golden Spike event with a throw of 85.29 metres. Even more impressively, he broke the 90-metre barrier for the first time at the Doha Diamond League with a throw of 90.23 metres.

This light-hearted comment from Neeraj Chopra shows how athletic skills can sometimes cross over from one sport to another. While Jasprit Bumrah is known for his cricketing brilliance, Neeraj’s praise highlights his all-round athletic ability. Whether or not Bumrah ever picks up a javelin, it’s clear that he’s earned respect from one of India’s finest athletes.

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