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Major DP Singh Continues To Support More To Give Campaign
Major DP Singh Continues To Support More To Give Campaign
From a soldier to a Blade Runner – Full Story #CanDo – Enable Travel
Commissioned in Dec’97 and injured in July’99, Major DP Singh never considered his reality as a misfortune. He took it in his stride and learnt to be independent. Owing to his self reliance, he conquered his weakness and ran his 1st marathon in 2009. His firm faith in God and himself made way for the silver lining in the dark clouds.
The Journey as a Blade Runner
After waiting for 10 years for everything to fall into place, Major DP Singh made a came back through running. Though his first marathon was a hop run, it became a major confidence boost for him and since then, there has been no looking back.
ODDS by adidas
ODDS is a special edition pair of shoes created as an ode to all the para-athletes across the world. It is a unique pair of the same- 2 lefts or 2 rights put together for these inspirational athletes who defy all odds in life. Here is the story of Major DP Singh, India first blade-runner and a war hero who has run over 18 marathons and continues to do so. In short, he has evened out the odds. Now it is our turn.
Wah Bai Wah – MAJOR DP SINGH
Wah Bai Wah – MAJOR DP SINGH
A True Man Of Mettle | Independence Day Special feat. Major D.P.Singh – Part 1
In 1999 he was ‘declared dead’ on arrival at the Indian hospital in Kargil. One month later his leg was amputated. In 2009 he became India’s first Blade Runner. Presenting Major D.P.Singh – Marathon Man, Limca Record Holder and War Hero. Join Milind Soman as he finds out about the story behind one of the most inspirational runners of our times in a 2-part series
ड्यूटी दौरान अपने अंग खोने वाले सैनिको के लिए सम्मान समारोह का हुआ आयोजन
TEDxSIBMBangalore – Major D.P Singh, ‘India’s First Blade Runner’ – Challenging The Conventional
Major D P Singh was “declared dead” in an army hospital in July 1999 after a Pakistani mortar exploded just a meter away from him during the Kargil War. He was revived by a specialist, only to be told three days later that his right leg would be amputated below his knee because gangrene had set in.
I won’t stop till I reach the Top – Maj D P Singh
Watch India’s first marathon runner on blades (artificial leg), Major D P Singh speak about overcoming disability through sport, at India Inclusion Summit.