A Haryana athlete who lost mobility and trained without specialised frames. Earned Asian Para Games Bronze, and led the Indian contingent as flag‑bearer at Tokyo 2020. In this episode, we learn from Tek Chand—The System-Hacking Outsider—about building consistency, and resilience when the odds are stacked against you
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How a wrestler from a North Indian wrestling family carried his ancestors’ strength legacy into para‑powerlifting after a spinal cord injury redefined what his body could do. Learn from Sachin Chaudhary, The System‑Hacking Outsiders life story.
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A boy from Odisha who watched neighbours play badminton, picked up a heavy wooden racquet, and won the first‑ever Paralympic Gold in the sport. In this Episode we discuss about Pramod Bhagat, The Bio‑Mechanical Re‑Engineers and the inspirations from his life
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Bullied through school in Jaipur, dismissed by a world built for taller players, he converted his low centre of gravity into a mechanical advantage and won badminton’s first‑ever Paralympic Gold. Meet Krishna Nagar, The Gen‑Z Speed‑Runners and the inspiration from his life.
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A PhD student from a Haryana farming family who watched archery on television in 2012 and decided to become the first Indian archer to win a Paralympic Gold. Read the story of Harvinder Singh, The Mind‑Quiet Precisionists and the lessons from his life.
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Paralysed by polio at a very young age, Rajinder Singh Rahelu was carried to school by his brothers. Despite this, he went on to win India’s first-ever Paralympic powerlifting medal at Athens 2004. Learn from The Zero-to-One Pioneers’ life teachings.
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How a 15 year old, discovered in a shopping mall, qualified for Tokyo 2020 at 18 as the youngest para‑badminton player globally, World Championship Bronze by her early twenties. Come, Let us learn from The Gen‑Z Speed‑Runners, Palak Kohli.
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How a girl from rural Odisha, training barefoot on dirt tracks, carrying burn injuries, and facing a complete lack of resources — yet she rose to become India’s top female T47 sprinter. Meet Jayanti Behera, The System‑Hacking Outsiders. Her story is a reminder that resilience is not about resources, but about resolve.
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How a boy who lost both arms in an accident, become India’s most prominent para‑swimmer. Meet Suyash Jadhav, The Bio‑Mechanical Re‑Engineers who built his entire swimming from scratch using only torso and kick to win Asian Para Games Gold.
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Born without arms in a remote Kishtwar village in India, she invented a world-first archery technique to became World No. 1 under three years. Meet Sheetal Devi, The Mind-Quiet Precisionists, in this episode and learn how to be resilient.
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