Question

"Let me win, but I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt" It is Oath of .....

a) Special Olympics Bharat b) Modern Olympics

c) Paralympics d) Deaflympics​

Answer 1

Answer:

a) Special Olympics Bharat

Answer 2

The given oath is from the Special Olympics Bharat (option a).

• This is the Indian version of the international olympics.
• It began in 1987 under the name "Special Olympics India," but was renamed "Special Olympics Bharat" in 2001.
• This initiative began as a platform for people with intellectual disabilities (mental retardation, motor disabilities, etc) to participate in sports.
• The pledge "Let me win, but if I can't win, let me be brave in the attempt" states that such persons have the right to win or at the very least have the opportunity to participate in sports.
• As a result, the oath is taken by Special Olympics India.