December 13, 2024

Paris 2024 Paralympics – Full List of Indian Winners

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India’s performance at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games was one of the nation’s finest, with athletes showing incredible determination and bringing home a record haul of medals. The Indian contingent was celebrated across the country for their inspiring achievements, earning accolades in athletics, badminton, shooting, and more.

India’s Paralympic Success in Paris 2024

India made history at the Paralympic Games Paris 2024 with its best-ever performance, securing a total of 29 medals, including 7 gold, 9 silver, and 13 bronze. Indian para-athletes shone across various disciplines such as athletics, badminton, shooting, and archery, showcasing remarkable resilience and skill on the global stage.

From Avani Lekhara defending her shooting title to Sumit Antil and Nitesh Kumar dominating their respective events, India’s contingent delivered unforgettable performances that left a lasting mark on the Games. This achievement highlights the growth of India’s para-sports and its athletes’ determination to overcome all odds.

Here is a table summarizing India’s medal winners at the Paralympic Games Paris 2024, categorized by sport, event, and the type of medal won:

No.Athlete NameSportEventMedal
1Avani LekharaShootingWomen’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1Gold
2Mona AgarwalShootingWomen’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1Bronze
3Preethi PalAthleticsWomen’s 100m T35Bronze
4Manish NarwalShootingMen’s 10m Air Pistol SH1Silver
5Rubina FrancisShootingWomen’s 10m Air Pistol SH1Bronze
6Preethi PalAthleticsWomen’s 200m T35Bronze
7Nishad KumarAthleticsMen’s High Jump T47Silver
8Yogesh KathuniyaAthleticsMen’s Discus Throw F56Silver
9Nitesh KumarBadmintonMen’s Singles SL3Gold
10Thulasimathi MurugesanBadmintonWomen’s Singles SU5Silver
11Manisha RamadassBadmintonWomen’s Singles SU5Bronze
12Suhas YathirajBadmintonMen’s Singles SL4Silver
13Rakesh Kumar / Sheetal DeviArcheryMixed Team Compound OpenBronze
14Sumit AntilAthleticsMen’s Javelin Throw F64Gold
15Nithya Sre SivanBadmintonWomen’s Singles SH6Bronze
16Deepthi JeevanjiAthleticsWomen’s 400m T20Bronze
17Mariyappan ThangaveluAthleticsMen’s High Jump T63Bronze
18Sharad KumarAthleticsMen’s High Jump T63Silver
19Ajeet SinghAthleticsMen’s Javelin Throw F46Silver
20Sundar Singh GurjarAthleticsMen’s Javelin Throw F46Bronze
21Sachin KhilariAthleticsMen’s Shot Put F46Silver
22Harvinder SinghArcheryMen’s Individual Recurve OpenGold
23DharambirAthleticsMen’s Club Throw F51Gold
24Parnav SoormaAthleticsMen’s Club Throw F51Silver
25Kapil ParmarJudoMen’s -60kg J1Bronze
26Praveen KumarAthleticsMen’s High Jump T64Gold
27Hokato Hotozhe SemaAthleticsMen’s Shot Put F57Bronze
28SimranAthleticsWomen’s 200m T12Bronze
29Navdeep SinghAthleticsMen’s Javelin Throw F41Gold

These athletes not only brought pride to the nation but also inspired millions with their stories of perseverance and triumph over adversity.

Gold Medalists

  • Pramod Bhagat (Badminton – Men’s Singles SL3): The defending champion from Tokyo 2020 continued his dominance in the SL3 category, clinching his second consecutive gold, cementing his place as one of India’s all-time great para-badminton players.
  • Sumit Antil (Athletics – Men’s Javelin Throw F64): After his world record-breaking performance in Tokyo, Sumit Antil once again won gold in javelin, this time setting a new Paralympic record with his powerful throws.
  • Avani Lekhara (Shooting – Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1): A household name in Indian para-sports, Avani repeated her gold-medal feat from Tokyo, showcasing her poise and skill in shooting, cementing her status as a back-to-back Paralympic champion.

  • Manish Narwal (Shooting – Men’s 50m Pistol SH1): The young sensation dominated his event, earning his second Paralympic gold, proving his consistency and excellence at the highest level.

Silver Medalists

  • Nishad Kumar (Athletics – Men’s High Jump T47): Nishad, who won silver in Tokyo 2020, repeated his performance with another silver in Paris, jumping to new heights and thrilling fans with his determination.
  • Bhavina Patel (Table Tennis – Women’s Singles Class 4): After her stellar silver in Tokyo, Bhavina once again finished on the podium, earning her second Paralympic silver in a closely contested final, showcasing her exceptional skill.
  • Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj (Badminton – Men’s Singles SL4): The administrative officer-turned-athlete secured a silver in the SL4 category, adding another medal to India’s para-badminton success story.

Bronze Medalists

  • Sharad Kumar (Athletics – Men’s High Jump T63): The veteran para-athlete, who narrowly missed gold, secured a bronze medal, giving India yet another reason to celebrate in the athletics category.
  • Singhraj Adhana (Shooting – Men’s 10m Air Pistol SH1): A bronze medallist from Tokyo, Singhraj once again found himself on the podium, adding a bronze in Paris, continuing his consistent run of excellence in shooting.
  • Palak Kohli (Badminton – Women’s Singles SU5): A rising star in Indian para-sports, Palak clinched her first-ever Paralympic medal with a bronze, highlighting the future potential of Indian para-badminton players.

The Indian contingent at the Paralympic Games Paris 2024 demonstrated remarkable resilience, determination, and skill. With four golds, three silvers, and three bronzes, India’s para-athletes showcased their world-class talent and brought immense pride to the nation. From veterans like Pramod Bhagat and Avani Lekhara to rising stars like Palak Kohli, these athletes not only broke records but also inspired millions across India and beyond.

Their success reflects the growing strength of India’s para-sports program, supported by better infrastructure, training facilities, and increased recognition. As these champions return home, they will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of Indian para-athletes to dream bigger and aim higher for future Paralympic Games.

Paris 2024 Paralympics – Full List of Indian Winners

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