The Indian paralympic athletes and their guide runners chasing success | BBC News India

BBC’s Divya Arya follows the journey of two Indian female athletes with visual impairment. They need dedicated guide runners who could match their pace, rhythm, and style. In India, however, awareness of guide running is minimal, with few resources or incentives to train athletes as guides. Their combined experiences highlight the complexities of being women athletes with visual impairments - facing both gender and disability biases - in the male-dominated world of guide running.
Reporter - Divya Arya
Filming and Editing - Premanand Boominathan
Second Camera - Seraj Ali
Additional Camera - Ramesh Gowda
Drone Operator - Gautam Reddy
Location Courtesy - Sports Authority of India (SAI) Delhi, Bangalore
Executive Producer - Claire Williams
Commissioning Editor - Sarah Dias
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