I never sat on a wheelchair during my recovery, never wanted to sit at all. Its also a bit psychological. I thought if I sat on a wheelchair once, itll remain stuck to me for a lifetime. — Arunima Sinha Copy Share Image
But I didnt feel like an invalid even for a second. I knew that I could never be the player that I was, so… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
Everyone in my family enjoys sports and I was naturally athletic as a child. I have been cycling since I can remember, had previously… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
I have already done seven highest peaks. Now, I want to open a sports academy for children, people with disability and help them rise… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
If god closes one door, he opens 10 other doors. I believe Im alive today to achieve something. Set the goal and work relentlessly… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
I had bought some land in Unnao with the money I got after the accident. I plan to build a sports academy for the… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
I wanted to live further but wanted to do something special. I took it upon myself to remover the tag of being 'helpless'. — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
I chose to climb Everest because I thought it was the toughest thing to do. In May 2011, I made the decision and by… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
Ever since I lost my limb and started walking with a prosthetic leg, I had been working only on my goal of conquering the… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
On a mountain covered with ice, the sharp points in front of your shoes help cling and climb. But on Carstensz Pyramid, I had… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
They say our lives are scripted in advance. We just play our part and fate intervenes in mysterious ways to ensure that no one… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
The injuries and subsequent incidents inspired me to do something. I converted my weakness into my strength and made it my weapon. — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
When I was in the hospital, everyone was worried for me, and I realised that I had to do something in my life so… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
I was inspired a lot by Swami Vivekananda, and cricketer Yuvraj Singh who beat cancer. — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
Whenever the national para-athletic games are held, information does not reach the athletes. Whether the physically-challenged athletes participate or not, is a different question.… — Arunima Sinha Copy Share
