Chaiti Rani Deb has brought pride to Bangladesh with a gold medal at the Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai. She won the top prize in the javelin event. Her journey began in Sreemangal of Moulvibazar, where she grew up in a marginalised community.
This gold medal is a big step in Chaiti’s career. It is also a strong sign of progress for para sports in Bangladesh. Her success shows what is possible with support and planning.
The National Paralympic Committee of Bangladesh spotted her talent during the 2025 National Youth Para Games. She stood out during a strict selection process. After that, she joined a one month training camp.
During the camp, coaches worked closely with her. They focused on her technique and strength. They also helped her get ready for the demands of international events. The training followed a clear and organised plan.
NPC Bangladesh said this success carries an important message. Early talent search matters. Proper training matters. Regular support for para athletes matters too.
The committee believes Bangladesh can produce more global winners. With care, modern facilities, and quality coaching, many para athletes can reach the world stage.
