Awareness and Inclusion: The Paralympics play a crucial role in raising awareness about disability sports and promoting inclusivity in society.
Inspiration: Many athletes serve as role models, demonstrating resilience and determination.

Classification System: Athletes are classified based on their physical abilities to ensure fair competition. This involves assessments to determine the degree of disability and how it affects performance.

Types of Sports: The Paralympic Games include a variety of sports, such as:
Athletics (track and field)
Swimming
Wheelchair basketball
Wheelchair rugby
Para-cycling
Para-archery
Sitting volleyball
And many more.

Categories: Athletes compete in various categories based on their disabilities, including physical, visual, and intellectual impairments.
Diversity: The Paralympics feature a wide range of sports, allowing athletes with different disabilities to compete.

Origins: The first official Paralympic Games were held in Rome in 1960, but the movement began earlier with the Stoke Mandeville Games in 1948.
Development: Over the years, the Paralympics have grown in size and prestige, now held in the same year as the Olympic Games, shortly after them.