Question

कृपाशंकर पटेल कौन है?

Answer 1

i think he is wrestler or boxer

Answer 2

Biography

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Kripa Shankar Patel Bishnoi was born on 5 August 1977, in Khandwa (district of Harsud tehsil in Madhya Pradesh). He completed a diploma course in sports coaching at the Netaji Subhas National Institute of Sports (India).[2] He passed the United World Wrestling International Referee Course with distinction in 2016. Subsequently, Bishnoi was named to United World Wrestling's international panel of referees.[3][4]

Wrestling career

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He has participated in 53 international wrestling competitions, winning 11 gold, 8 silver, and 5 bronze medals.[citation needed]

Mr. Patel represented India in Asian cadet wrestling competition held from 3 to 5 December 1989 and by beating the Iranian wrestler K.D. Mohammad with a great score of 8/1 established his first step in international wrestling scenario and then always remained glittering in the whole world representing India.

Commonwealth Games

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Competing in the Flyweight division, Bishnoi was a bronze medalist at the 15th edition of the Commonwealth Games.

Commonwealth Wrestling Championship Events

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Bishnoi competed in Commonwealth Wrestling Championship tournaments, achieving medals in multiple disciplines. He is the only wrestler who made a world record of winning 2 golds in 1 competition but in different categories (freestyle wrestling and Greco-Roman wrestling).[citation needed] 2003 (London, Canada)

Silver medal –

2005 (Capetown, South Africa)

Gold medal – under 55 weight category, Freestyle wrestling

Gold medal – under 55 weight category, Greco-Roman wrestling

2007 (London, Canada)

Gold medal – Freestyle wrestling

Silver medal – Greco-Roman wrestling[5]

Olympic Qualifying Events

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Bishnoi represented India four times in Olympic qualifying tournaments: , 2000, Leipzig, Germany, 5th place; 2000, Tokyo, Japan, 10th place; 2000, Minsk, Belarus; 2008, warsaw, Poland. He also competed at World Cup events in Canada, winning gold in 2003 and 2007.In Canada world cup Mr. Patel competed with all wrestlers and proved to be a perfectionist in his sports by winning a gold in Canada world cup (11 to 12 July 2003, Canada).

Asian Competitions

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Bishnoi competed in the 1998 Asian Games (Bangkok, Thailand) and 2002 Asian Games (Bussan, South Korea),[citation needed] and in the Asian Wrestling Championships, placing 4th in 2000 (Gulin, China), 4th in 2001 (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia), and earning a bronze medal in 2003 Asian Wrestling Championships (New Delhi, India).[6] Bishnoi won gold medals at the 7th, 8th, and 9th editions of the South Asian Games.[citation needed]

Awards

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In 2000, Bishnoi received the Arjuna Award in recognition of outstanding National (India) achievement in sport.[citation needed] In 1994 he was a recipient of the Vikram Award.[citation needed]

Coaching

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After retiring from wrestling competition, Bishnoi served as coach for Indian female wrestlers at the senior national coaching camp, contributing to a 2016 bronze medal in women's wrestling in 2016 Summer Olympics for India.[citation needed] Bishnoi is also a referee.[7]





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