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What was India ranking in Paralympics 2020?

What was India ranking in Paralympics 2020?

Indian athletes are gearing up for the Paralympics 2024 following the conclusion of the Paris Olympics.

Following India’s campaign at the Paris Olympics 2024, where the nation secured six medals—one silver and five bronze—the spotlight now shifts to the para-athletes, who are poised to make the country proud in the Paralympics 2024. As the Indian contingent aims to surpass its previous achievements, let’s take a look back at India’s medal tally from the Tokyo Paralympics 2020 as we gear up for another exciting chapter in Paris.

The Paris 2024 Paralympics are set to take place from August 28 to September 8, and India has selected 84 competitors to compete.

What was India ranking in Paralympics 2020?

India sent a contingent of 54 athletes, including 14 women, to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics. The nation delivered an impressive performance, securing a total of 19 medals—five gold, eight silver, and six bronze—finishing 24th in the overall medal tally.

AthleteMedalEvent
Bhavina PatelSilverWomen’s singles table tennis Class 4 category
Nishad KumarSilverMen’s high jump T47
Avani LekharaGoldWomen’s 10m air rifle shooting standing SH1
Devendra JhajhariaSilverMen’s javelin throw F46
Sundar Singh GurjarBronzeMen’s javelin throw F46
Yogesh KathuniyaSilverMen’s discus throw F56
Sumit AntilGoldMen’s javelin throw F64
Singhraj AdhanaBronzeMen’s 10m air pistol shooting SH1
Mariyappan ThangaveluSilverMen’s high jump T42
Sharad KumarBronzeMen’s high jump T42
Praveen KumarSilverMen’s high jump T64
Avani LekharaBronzeWomen’s 50m rifle 3 positions shooting SH1
Harvinder SinghBronzeMen’s individual recurve – open archery
Manish NarwalGoldMen’s 50m pistol SH1
Singhraj AdhanaSilverMen’s 50m pistol SH1
Pramod BhagatGoldMen’s singles badminton SL3
Manoj SarkarBronzeMen’s singles badminton SL3
Suhas YathirajSilverMen’s singles badminton SL4
Krishna NagarGoldMen’s singles badminton SH6
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