Paralympics 2024 News
Indian athlete Sachin Khilari secured a silver medal in the men’s shot put F46 event at the Paris Paralympics with a throw of 16.32 meters, contributing to India’s record-breaking 21-medal haul at the Games
India's overall medal count increased by one to 16, including three gold medals, and track-and-field has so far contributed half a dozen to this tally.
The 26-year-old from Sonipat, Haryana, surpassed his previous Paralympic record of 68.55m, set in Tokyo when he won gold three years ago.
The two medals added to India's first badminton gold in the Paris Paralympics won by Nitesh Kumar in the SL3 category.
Indian shuttler Nitesh Kumar won gold in the men's singles SL3 category at the Paralympics by defeating Great Britain's Daniel Bethell in a thrilling match, 21-14, 18-21, 23-21. Nitesh's victory adds to India's medal tally, showcasing his exceptional skills.
The Paris Paralympics 2024 have been a stage of incredible performances for Indian athletes, with numerous inspiring stories of perseverance and success. From Avani Lekhara's outstanding shooting prowess to Yogesh Kathuniya's power in discus throw, Indian para-athletes have showcased their determination and skill, bringing home several medals. Here’s a look at the Indian medalists so far at the Paris Paralympics.
Yogesh Kathuniya wins silver medal in the men's discus throw event at the Paris Paralympics 2024 with a season-best throw of 42.22 meters.
Nishad Kumar won a silver medal in the men's high jump T47 at the Paris Paralympics, repeating his Tokyo success. Despite losing his right hand in childhood, his determination led to success in athletics.
After an impressive Day 4, Indian athletes at the Paris Paralympics 2024 look to secure more medals. Scroll down to check the complete schedule of Indian athletes.
Preeti Pal made history as the first Indian female track athlete to win two Paralympic medals, securing bronze in the 200m T35 category at the Paris Paralympics. Her inspiring journey overcame physical challenges, financial constraints, and rigorous training.
India's Ravi Rongali narrowly missed a medal in men's shot put F40, finishing fifth at the Paris Paralympics. While Anita and Narayana faced setbacks in rowing, Avani Lekhara's gold and other shooters' performances contributed to India's total of five medals.
Indian para-shuttler Manisha Ramadass advanced to the semi-finals at the Paris Paralympics, aiming to add to India's medal tally, which currently stands at five.
The collage features athletes Avani Lekhara, Mona Agarwal, Manish Narwal and Preeti Pal have all won medals for India.
On Day 4 of the Paris 2024 Paralympics, Indian athletes, including shooter Avani Lekhara and para-badminton players, will compete in multiple events, aiming to secure more medals and boost India's overall performance.
A record 84 Indian athletes will compete across 12 sports at the 2024 Paris Paralympics from 28 August to 8 September, aiming to surpass their previous 19-medal tally.
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