<p> <br />Sharath, who was born with a disability in his left hand, took home one gold and a silver in swimming events at the IWAS Games here.<br /><br />“I am really proud of my achievement today. I am extremely happy to win medals in front of my parents and friends. Winning medals at home was my dream,” said Sharath, who won the 100M breaststroke gold and a silver in the 400M freestyle on Saturday.<br /><br />The 18-year-old Bangalorean went on, “my aim is to win more medals for the country. However, my ultimate aim is to compete in the 2012 London Paralympics,” revealed Sharath.<br /><br />The first year B.Com student of BNM College had also won two gold two silver and one bronze two years before at the IWAS Games in Chinese Taipei.</p>
<p> <br />Sharath, who was born with a disability in his left hand, took home one gold and a silver in swimming events at the IWAS Games here.<br /><br />“I am really proud of my achievement today. I am extremely happy to win medals in front of my parents and friends. Winning medals at home was my dream,” said Sharath, who won the 100M breaststroke gold and a silver in the 400M freestyle on Saturday.<br /><br />The 18-year-old Bangalorean went on, “my aim is to win more medals for the country. However, my ultimate aim is to compete in the 2012 London Paralympics,” revealed Sharath.<br /><br />The first year B.Com student of BNM College had also won two gold two silver and one bronze two years before at the IWAS Games in Chinese Taipei.</p>
