Talking to through her father, Disha shared the fond memories of the 2023 Germany games silver medal finish, besides silver and gold medals in similar national tournaments since 2022.“I took to basketball two years back and still remember winning the second place, after narrowly losing to Sweden in the title clash in Berlin in June 2023. In the next five years, I dream of not just making big as a cager, but also sprinting to success in the short athletic sprints,” said Disha, who is now also working at clearing her Class X exam through the MP state Open School.Joining Disha in the pursuit sporting success, leaving behind the agony of the noxious past which has tailed their families since the last 40 years, are ten more teenagers and youngsters. The talented bunch (which represent the first generation of those who were kids when affected by the poisonous disaster), include Huzefa Khan and Arhan Khan (13), Ahmad Ameen and Satyam Sahu (14), Nisha Hakeem (15), Mutallib (18), Ashok Singh and Aman Anwar (19), Sana Khan (21) and Shahid Khan (23).These special teenagers and youngsters, raring to make it big in the field of sports arena, after winning laurels in their special events in soccer, basketball, athletics and cycling in recent years are living with intellectual, visual and hearing impairment problems, while some of them also suffer since birth by cerebral palsy.
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