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An Inspiring Video of Devendra Jhajharia

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Mr. Sanjay Sikarwar

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Amity School of Communications

Amity University Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior
April 2021
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Amity University Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior

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Acknowledgement

I am very much thankful to our honorable Vice Chancellor Lt Gen. V. K. Sharma AVSM
(Retd) for allowing me to carry out my practical training. I would also like to thank Prof. (Dr.)
M. P. Kaushik, Pro-Vice Chancellor, and Amity University Madhya Pradesh for his support.

I extend my sincere thanks to Prof. (Dr.) Sumit Narula, HOI, Amity School of Communication,
Amity University Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior for his guidance and support for the selection of
appropriate industry for my practical.

I am also very grateful to Mr. Sanjay Sikarwar, Assistant Professor, Amity School of
Communication, Amity University Madhya Pradesh for their constant guidance and
encouragement provided in this endeavor.

Rahul Sharma
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ABSTRACT
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 CONTENTS
Front Page
Declaration by student i
Acknowledgement ii
Abstract iii
Contents iv

Chapter 1: Introduction 1-5

Chapter 2: Devendra jhajharia awards 6-8
Chapter 3: Research Methodology 9
Chapter 4: Making of the Video 10-12
Chapter 5: Conclusion 13-14
Chapter 6: Summary 15

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 Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION

ABOUT DEVENDRA JHAJHARIA

Devendra Jajhariya (born June 10, 1981 in India) is an Indian Paralympic

javelin athlete who has participated in F46.0 competitions. As the first Indian
Paralympic athlete to win two gold medals at the Paralympic Games, he won his
first gold medal in the 2004 Athens Paralympic Javelin and became the 2004
Athens Paralympic Games.

The second gold medalist.The Paralympic Games in your country. At the 2016
Rio de Janeiro Summer Paralympic Games, she won a second gold medal in the
same competition, which improved her previous record. As part of the
Paralympic Champions Program, the GoSports Foundation currently supports
Devendra.

Early Life and Background

Devendra Jajhariya was born in the Churu region of Rajasthan in 1980. When
he was eight years old, he climbed up a tree and touched a live wire. He
received medical treatment, but the doctor had to amputate his left arm. inHe
was discovered by the award-winning coach Dronacharya R. Singh in a school
sports competition in 1997, and has been coached by Early Life and
Background Singh ever since.

He mentioned his personal trainer R.Singh was awarded the 2004 Paralympic
Gold Medal: "He gave me a lot of advice and helped me with training.

Career

Jhajharia captured the gold medal at the 8th FESPIC Games in South Korea in
2002. Jhajharia qualified for his first Summer Paralympic Games in 2004,
representing India in Athens. At the games, he set a new career world record
with a distance of 62.15m, breaking the previous record of 59.77m. The throw
earned him the gold medal, making him only India's second gold medalist at the
Paralympics (Murlikant Petkar won the country's first gold medal).

In 2013, he made further sports achievements at the IPC World Athletics

Championships in Lyon, France, when he won the gold medal in the F46 javelin
competition and the silver medal in the 2014 Incheon Asian Games in Korea. In
Doha, despite a throw-in on June 59, Jahariya only finished second and fell
behind the Chinese team to win the silver medal.Chongliang, a record-breaking
distance in 2016, won the gold medal at the 2016 IPC Asian and Oceania
Athletics Championships in Dubai. At the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer
Paralympic Games, he won the gold medal in the javelin competition. The F46
throwing test improved its 2004 record with a world record of 63.97 meters.

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Personal life

Jhajharia, a former Indian Railways employee, is now employed by the Sports

Authority of India. Manju, his wife, is a former nationally ranked kabaddi
player; the couple has a daughter, Jiya (age six), and a son, Kavyan (aged two).

Awards and recognition

 Rajiv Gandhi khel Ratna (2016)

 FICCI Para-Sportsperson of the Year (2014)

 Padma Shri (2012; first Paralympian to be so honoured).

 Arjuna Award (2004)

How his arm was amputated?

Paralympic gold medallist explicit however his left arm had been amputated
throughout childhood. As a nine-year-old Churu, Rajasthan, Jhajharia was rising
a tree once he caught a live cable of 11,000 V capacity. He received an
enormous shock, that meant that his left arm had to be separated directly
associated there have been not many folks who were certain if he would even
survive from the accident.
He determined to be an contestant as a result of he was blessed – by his own
admission – to still have an arm. He says that he feels higher than people that
have lost most of their limbs. He was already dependent on sports and this acted
as a spur. Ever since, he has gone from strength to strength overcoming all the
barriers, negative comments, slurs, and therefore the like, and turned each
brickbat thrown towards him to a bouquet. His sterling performances have
helped him as well. As per Jhajharia, a serious turning purpose in his life was
winning the district championship.

Paralympic Games

The Paralympic Games, also known as the Paralympics, are a series of

international multi-sport events that feature athletes with a variety of
disabilities, such as impaired muscle power (e.g. paraplegia and quadriplegia,
muscular dystrophy, post-polio syndrome, spina bifida), impaired passive range
of movement, limb deficiency (e.g. amputation or dysmelia), leg length
difference, short stature, hypertonia There are Winter and Summer Paralympic
Games, which have been held nearly directly after the respective Olympic
Games since the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. The
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) oversees all Paralympic Games.
The first significant achievement

Jhajharia earned his first major international medal at the Far East and South
Pacific Games for the Disabled in 2002, when he was 21 years old. This gives
him the courage to believe that he has what it takes to win competitions of this
calibre.

Facts about the double gold medallist

 At the age of 14, Devendra outperformed normal competitors to become a

district champion.

 R.D. Singh, a Dronacharya Awardee, has been teaching him since he was
in elementary school.
 In 2002, he captured his first foreign gold medal at the 8th Far East &
South Pacific Games (FESPIC) in Korea.

 Devendra Jhajharia set a new world record and went on to win the gold
medal at the 2004 Summer Paralympic Games in Athens.

 Devendra was awarded the Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian
honour, in 2012.

CHAPTER 2

DEVENDRA JHAJHARIA AWARDS

 Rajiv Gandhi khel Ratna (2016)

 FICCI Para-Sportsperson of the Year (2014)

 Padma Shri (2012; first Paralympian to be so honoured).

 Arjuna Award (2004)

 Rajiv Gandhi khel Ratna (2016)

The Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Prize (Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Prize) is
the highest sports award in the Republic of India. It is named after the
former Prime Minister of India Rajiv Gandhi (Rajiv Gandhi), who served
from 1984 to 1989 Years in office. It is awarded annually by the Ministry
of Youth and Sports. The beneficiaries are selected by a committee set up
by the Ministry of Education and are internationally recognized for their
"outstanding achievements in the field of sports over the past four years".
As of 2020, the award includes a commemorative medal, certificate and
2.5 million Danish kroner ($35,000) in cash.
 The award was created in 1991-1992 and was awarded for the
performance of athletes based on the recommendations of the 2014 award
selection committee. The Ministry revised the standards in February 2015
to review performance over a four-year period. April: No more than two
athletes nominated by each sports discipline. A twelve-member
committee evaluates athletes’ performance in various international
events, such as the Olympics, Paralympics, Asian Games and
Commonwealth Games. The committee then submits its
recommendations to the Federal Minister of Youth and Sports for further
approval.

 FICCI
The Federation of Republic of Indian Chambers of Commerce &
Industry (FICCI) could be a non-governmental trade
association and advocacy group based in India. Established in 1927, on
the recommendation of Mahatma Gandhi by GD Birla and Purshottamdas
Thakurdas, it's the largest, oldest and also the apex enterprise in India. It
is a non-government, not-for-profit organisation.

FICCI attracts its membership from the company sector, each personal
and public, as well as SMEs and MNCs. The chamber includes an
indirect membership of over 250,0000 corporations from varied regional
chambers of commerce. it's concerned in sector-specific business
building, business promotion and networking. it's headquartered within
 the national capital New Delhi and has a presence in twelve states in India
and 8 countries across the world.Confederation of Micro, tiny ANd
Medium Enterprises is an attached body of FICCI. it absolutely was
established in Gregorian calendar month 2013. 

It aims to attach MSMEs with mentors, incubators & accelerators and

assist them through capability building programs & services; deliberate of
policy issues of the sector; and supply regular interface between Industry,
Government and regulators. In terms of the scope of work, CMSME is
comparable to FICCI with the sole differentiation being the exclusive
specialise in Micro, tiny and Media enterprises in India.

 Padma Shri
The Padma Prize was established in 1954 to recognize the outstanding
contributions of Indian citizens in various industries such as art,
education, industry, literature, science, sports, medicine, social services
and community affairs. Granted to a small number of famous people who
are not Indian citizens but who have contributed to India in various ways.

The selection criteria have been criticized in certain areas, claiming that
many very valuable artists have been excluded and that it is beneficial to
some people.
 An online platform has now been established on which ordinary citizens
can be nominated to recommend candidates for the annual Padma
Citizenship Award. The front has the meaning of "Padma" (lotus in
Sanskrit) and "Sri" (honorary equivalent derived from Sanskrit). Mr. or
Mrs. (ie "noble blooming") appears in Sanskrit above and below the
lotus. The geometric patterns on both sides are made of polished bronze.
ssing-Platinum.By 2020, 3,123 people have won the award.

 Arjuna Award

The Arjuna Award, formally renowned as Arjuna Awards for

Outstanding Performance in Sports and Games is the sports honour
of Republic of India. The award is known as after Arjuna, a personality
from the Sanskrit epic Mahabharata of ancient India. he's one in every of
the Pandavas, delineated as a skilled archer winning the hand
of Draupadi in wedding and in the Kurukshetra War,
Lord Krishna becomes his charioteer teaching him the sacred data
of Gita. In Hindu mythology, he has been seen as a logo of laborious
work, dedication and concentration.It is awarded annually by the Ministry
of Youth Affairs and Sports.
Before the introduction of the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna in 1991–1992,
the Arjuna award was the very best sporting honour of India.The
nominations for the award are received from all government recognised
National Sports Federations, the Indian Olympic Association, the Sports
Authority of India (SAI), the Sports Promotion and Control Boards, the
state and the union territory governments and the Rajiv Gandhi Khel
Ratna, Arjuna, Dhyan Chand and Dronacharya awardees of the previous
years. The recipients are selected by a committee constituted by the
Ministry and are honoured for their "good performance in the field of
sports over a period of four years" at international level and for having
shown "qualities of leadership, sportsmanship and a sense of discipline."

As of 2020, the award comprises "a bronze statuette of Arjuna, certificate,

ceremonial dress, and a cash prize of ₹15 lakh (US$21,000)."

Instituted in 1961 to honour the outstanding sportspersons of the

country, the award over the years has undergone a number of expansions,
reviews and rationalizations. The award was expanded to include all the
recognised disciplines in 1977, has introduced indigenous games and
physically handicapped categories in 1995 and introduced a lifetime
contribution category in 1995 leading to creation of a separate Dhyan
Chand Award in 2002.The latest revision in 2018 stipulates that the
award is given only to the disciplines included in the events like Olympic
Games, Paralympic Games, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games, World
Championship and World Cup along with Cricket, Indigenous Games,
and Parasports. It also recommends giving only fifteen awards in an
 exceedingly year, restful just in case of wonderful performance in
major multi-sport events, team sports, across gender and gifting away of a
minimum of one award to physically challenged category.

 Limca Book of Records

The Limca Book of Records was initial free in 1990, once Parle Bisleri
owned the Limca drink brand. it absolutely was originally designed for
the Limca soft drink line, that was nonheritable by the Coca-Cola group.
Coca-Cola has continuing to print the novel. The Limca Book of Records,
associate annual record reference book, is currently free with the support
of Coca-Cola India, the drink Limcas manufacturer. Ramesh Chauhan
supported the company, that he later sold-out to Coca-Cola in 1993.
Vatsala Kaul Banerjee is that the new publisher.

Atul Singh, CEO of Coca-Cola India, launched the 2006 version in New
Delhi.On Sep 25, 2008, Coca-Cola launched a special edition to celebrate
Indias sixtieth day of remembrance of independence. The nineteenth
Edition was printed in New Delhi on might 30, 2009.

In March 2008, Amitabh Bachchan published the twentieth edition of this

novel.G. Madhavan Nair, the pinnacle of the Indian house analysis
Organisation (ISRO), was additionally gift at the gathering.
 Chapter 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.1 Objective of this Project

The main objective of this project is:
“To know and understand the value of single body part.
“To achieve self confidence.
“To accomplish goalds in any situation.

3.2 Basis of Study and Video

This video is small compilation of photos with captions included so to give an
brief explanation of an amputee javelin thrower devendra jhajharia.
 Chapter 4
Making of the Video
4.1 Video Script
SEGMENT 1
‘Video Starts’
[MUSIC: Soft Instrumental]
[TEXT] An inspiring video of devendra jhajharia
[TEXT] he was born on 10 june 1981 in churu district ,rajasthan
[TEXT] when he was 8 years old , he met with an accident
[TEXT] while climbing a tree he accidentallyntouched a live electric cable of
11,000 volts and was electrocuted.
[TEXT] despite being given immediate medical attention the accident was
severe that his left arm was amputed.
[TEXT] he took up para atheletics in 1995 as he saw many people without
arms he motivated himself.
**BACKGROUNG MUSIC PLAYING THROUGHOUT: “NEVER GIVE
UP”**

SEGMENT 2

[TEXT] in 1997 he was spotted by dhronacharya awarsee

[TEXT] he started practicing javelin throw in grade 10

[TEXT] he practice with wooden javelin in his field

[TEXT] he qualified for paralympic in 2004 with an new world record of

62.15m

[TEXT] first Indian to win a gold in 2004 at athens

SEGMENT 3

[TEXT] he became first paralympian to be honoured with arjuna award

[TEXT] after 12 years he bettered his own record of 63.97

[TEXT] first Indian to clinch 2 gold medals at paralympics

[TEXT] nothing is impossible with hard work and dedication to achieve the
goal

END (VIDEO CREDITS)

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 Chapter 5
CONCLUSION

As the first Indian Paralympic athlete to win two gold medals at the Paralympic
Games, he won his first gold medal in the 2004 Athens Paralympic Javelin and
became the 2004 Athens Paralympic Games. second gold medalist.The Paralympic
Games in your country.

At the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Paralympic Games, she won a second gold
medal in the same competition, which improved her previous record. As part of the
Paralympic Champions Program, the GoSports Foundation currently supports
Devendra.

In 2013, he created any sports achievements at the IPC World Athletics

Championships in Lyon, France, once he won the gold medal within the F46
javelin competition and also the laurel wreath in the 2014 Inchon Asian Games in
Korea.

In Doha, despite a throw on Gregorian calendar month 59, Jahariya solely finished
second and fell behind the Chinese team to win the silver medal.Chongliang, a best
distance in 2016, won the laurel wreath at the 2016 IPC Asian and Oceanica
Athletics Championships in Dubai.

At the games, he set a replacement career record with a distance of 62.15m,

breaking the previous record of 59.77m. The throw attained him the gold medal,
creating him solely Indias second gold medalist at the Paralympics (Murlikant
Petkar won the countrys initial gold medal).

Devendra Jhajharia set a new world record and went on to win the gold medal at
the 2004 Summer Paralympic Games in Athens.

In 2002, he captured his first foreign gold medal at the 8th Far East & South
Pacific Games (FESPIC) in Korea. Devendra was awarded the Padma Shri, India's
fourth highest civilian honour, in 2012. At the age of 14, Devendra outperformed
normal competitors to become a district champion. R.D. Singh, a Dronacharya
Awardee, has been teaching him since he was in elementary school.
Quotes of devendra jhajharia

 I have never compromised with Awards and recognition Quotes my

training: Devendra Jhajharia

 The one tip that won Paralympic champion Devendra Jhajharia his
second gold medal.
 Chapter 6
SUMMARY

 Devendra Jajhariya (born June 10, 1981 in India) is an Indian Paralympic

javelin athlete who has participated in F46.

 As the first Indian Paralympic athlete to win two gold medals at the
Paralympic Games, he won his first gold medal in the 2004 Athens
Paralympic Javelin and became the 2004 Athens Paralympic Games.
 The second gold medalist.
 The Paralympic Games in your country.
 At the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Paralympic Games, she won a second
gold medal in the same competition, which improved her previous record.
 As part of the Paralympic Champions Program, the GoSports Foundation
currently supports Devendra.
 Devendra Jajhariya was born in the Churu region of Rajasthan in 1980.
 When he was eight years old, he climbed up a tree and touched a live wire.
 He received medical treatment, but the doctor had to amputate his left arm.
 The Paralympic Games, also known as the Paralympics, are a series of
international multi-sport events that feature athletes with a variety of
disabilities, such as impaired muscle power

 eg length difference, short stature, hypertonia There are Winter and Summer
Paralympic Games, which have been held nearly directly after the respective
Olympic Games since the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea.

 Devendra Jhajharia won a gold medal at the 8th FESPIC Games in South
Korea in 2002.

 He is the second Indian Paralympian to bring home a gold medal in the

javelin throw (62.15m) at the 2004 Summer Paralympics in Athens. The
same year, he received the Arjuna Award for his outstanding achievements
in the javelin throw.

 In 2013, he captured a gold medal at the IPC Athletics World Championship

in France (Lyon).

 In 2012, he became the first Paralympian to be awarded the Padma Shri.