The Paralympic Games aim to challenge societal perceptions and stereotypes about disability by showcasing the athleticism, determination, and resilience of athletes with disabilities.

Blind football is not a Paralympic sport. It is a sport specifically designed for individuals with visual impairments and is governed by the International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA).

The Paralympic Games serve multiple purposes in promoting inclusivity. They provide a platform for athletes with disabilities to showcase their talents, raise awareness about their abilities, and encourage participation in sports among individuals with disabilities.

China has won the most Paralympic Games medals overall, with a total of 2,312 medals (as of the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics).

The motto of the Paralympic Games is 'Spirit in Motion,' which reflects the indomitable spirit and resilience of athletes with disabilities.

Wheelchair racing is a Paralympic sport where athletes compete in specially designed racing wheelchairs that allow them to balance on two wheels.

The World Para Classification System is used in Paralympic sports to classify athletes based on their functional abilities, ensuring fair competition among athletes with different disabilities.

Paralympic sailing involves athletes competing in specially designed boats with outriggers for stability, allowing them to participate in sailing competitions.

Wheelchair tennis is a Paralympic sport played on a court with a net, using a ball that is hit with a racket while seated in a wheelchair.

Paralympic bobsleigh is a sport where athletes compete in specially designed sleds that are pushed by teammates, navigating a winding ice track.

Handcycling is a Paralympic sport where athletes compete in specially designed tricycles, using their hands to propel themselves forward.

Ice sledge hockey is a Paralympic sport where athletes compete in specially designed wheelchairs that allow them to maneuver on ice, using sticks to shoot a puck into the opponent's net.

Wheelchair BMX is a Paralympic sport where athletes compete in specially designed wheelchairs that allow them to balance on two wheels and perform tricks, similar to BMX biking.

Para alpine skiing is a Paralympic sport where athletes compete in specially designed wheelchairs that allow them to maneuver on snow, navigating downhill courses at high speeds.

Beach wheelchair volleyball is a Paralympic sport where athletes compete in specially designed wheelchairs on a sand court, playing volleyball while seated.