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India's performance at the Paris Paralympics 2024 was a resounding success, as the nation secured a remarkable 29 medals, surpassing their previous best at the Tokyo Games. The Indian contingent displayed exceptional athleticism and determination across various disciplines, ultimately finishing 18th in the overall medal tally, a testament to the country's growing prowess in Paralympic sports.
The final medal count included seven gold, nine silver, and 13 bronze medals, solidifying India's position as a prominent force in the global Paralympic movement. This achievement is particularly noteworthy as India surpassed their previous best of 19 medals at the Tokyo Games in 2020. The Paralympics saw the emergence of new stars alongside the continued excellence of seasoned veterans, illustrating the depth and breadth of talent within Indian Paralympic sports.
The medal haul was distributed across various disciplines, with athletics and shooting emerging as the most successful for India. The athletes' dedication and resilience were evident in their performances, particularly notable were Navdeep Singh's gold medal in men's javelin F41 category, Sumit Antil's gold in men's Javelin throw F64, and Avani Lekhara's gold in women's 10m air rifle standing SH1. The success of these athletes underscores the transformative power of sport in empowering individuals with disabilities and inspiring generations to come.
Source: Paris Paralympics 2024: Complete List Of India's 29 Medal Winners