Harvinder Singh Makes History with Paralympics Gold, India Shines with Multiple Medals

Harvinder Singh became the first Indian archer to win gold at the Paralympics, continuing India's impressive medal streak. The 33-year-old overcame significant physical challenges to achieve this milestone. Alongside him, Sachin Sarjerao Khilari broke records in the shot put, contributing to India's best-ever performance at the Games with 22 medals.

Harvinder Singh made history by becoming the first Indian archer to clinch a gold medal at the Paralympics. His remarkable journey saw him overcoming severe challenges to emerge victorious in a one-sided final against Poland's Lukasz Ciszek, winning 6-0. This momentous win marks a new era for Indian archery.

In a similar vein, Sachin Sarjerao Khilari shattered records in the shot put, achieving a 16.32m throw to claim silver and outdo his own Asian record. Khilari's journey has been equally inspiring, overcoming childhood injuries to reach the pinnacle of his sport.

India's athletes have delivered their best-ever performance at the Paralympics, securing 22 medals and placing 15th overall. The impressive haul includes outstanding performances across multiple events in both track and field and other sports.

(With inputs from agencies.)