India at Paralympics 2024: Day 1 LIVE Updates | Sheetal Devi finishes with a personal best 703 in individual compound ranking round
After the Paris Olympics in 2024, players started gathering in Paris for the Paralympic Games. Catch all the live actions of India at Paralympics 2024 Day 1 here at Sportzpoint.
Indian athletes will compete for the first time in Para-cycling, Para-judo, and Para-rowing in the Paralympic Games. India's campaign in para badminton will start today in which Sukant Kadam andKrishna Nagar will challenge in men's singles.
Indian competitors will aim to surpass their previous record of 19 medals from the Tokyo Paralympics 2020 from August 29 to September 9.
Para Badminton | Defeat for India's Sivarajan Solaimalai
India's Sivarajan Solaimalai lost against Subhan of Indonesia by 15-21, 17-21 in the men's singles SH6 Group A match.
Aug 29, 2024, 3:10 PM
Para Badminton | Nithya Sre Sivan wins her Group Play match
A comfortable win for Nithya Sre Sivan as she defeated Jayci Simon of the USA by 21-7, 21-8 in the Women's Singles SH6 group play stage match of Group A.
Aug 29, 2024, 2:53 PM
Para Badminton | Manisha Ramadass wins her first match
An excellent comeback from the Indian shutter. Manisha Ramadass makes a comeback from 0-1 down to win the match by 2-1 against Maud Lefort of France in the Women's Singles SU5 Group Play Stage.
Manisha wins by 8-21, 21-6 and 21-9 in a gruelling 50 mins match.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:40 PM
Para-Badminton | Thulasimathi Murugesan wins first match
Indian para-archer Thulasimathi Murugesan wins the first match 21-9, 21-11 in straight games against Italy’s Rosa Efomo de Marco in Women’s Singles SU5 Group A at La Chapelle Arena Court 1.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:38 PM
Para-Archery | Harvinder Singh climbs back to 8th
After 36 arrows, India’s Harvinder Singh climbs back to 8th after dropping down to 10th.
His current score is 317 with 9 10’s and 3 X’s.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:36 PM
Para-Archery | Sheetal Devi with a record breaking second position
Sheetal Devi with a personal best of 703 finishes number second position with Turkey's Öznur Cüre breaking the world record with 704. Sheetal hit 59 tens and 24 Xs.
She is the first ever Indian female para archer to cross the 700 mark in the ranking round.
Sarita finished at the number 9 position with 682 points.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:34 PM
Para-Badminton | Nitesh Kumar and Palak Kohli won the first singles round
In the men's singles SL3 competition, Nitesh Kumar defeated compatriot athlete Manoj Sarkar 21-13, 18-21, 21-18.
On the other hand, in the women's singles SL4 competition, Palak Kohli won the first round by defeating Milena Surreau of France 21-12, 21-14.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:12 PM
Para-Archery | Harvinder Singh drops to 10th
Harvinder Singh drops to 10th place after 24 arrows.
His score is 209 with 6 10s and 1 X.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:11 PM
Para-Archery | Sheetal Devi in 2nd, Sarita 10th
Sheetal Devi now has a four-point gap after 24 arrows and is in second with a score of 232.
Sarita, with 228, is currently in 10th.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:10 PM
Para-Archery | Harvinder Singh in 8th position
In the Men’s Individual Recurve Open Ranking Round, Harvinder Singh has a score of 159 after 18 arrows, dropping down to 8th from 6th.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:02 PM
Para-Archery | Sheetal Devi remains in second
Sheetal Devi (176) remains in 2nd with a one-point difference to the first-placed Fatemeh Hemmati (177).
Sarita had a better round this time and is now in 9th with a score of 170.
Aug 29, 2024, 12:00 PM
Para-Badminton | Manoj takes the second game
Manoj Sarkar makes a comeback to take the second game 21-18.
The match now goes into the decider and only one Indian can walk away with the crucial points
Aug 29, 2024, 11:59 AM
Para-Badminton | Kumar Nitesh takes on Manoj Sarkar
In the men's badminton singles L3 competition, two Indians are competing in the form of Kumar Nitesh and Manoj Sarkar.
Nitish won the first game 21-13.
Aug 29, 2024, 11:55 AM
Para-Archery | Sheetal Devi drops to second
Sheetal drops to second with a score of 118, a point off the lead.
Sarita slid down to 12th with 113 points after 12 arrows.
Aug 29, 2024, 11:54 AM
Para-Archery | Sheetal Devi in action
The 17-year-old Sheetal Devi shoots 5 10’s and 3 X’s and is currently in joint-first with a score of 59.
Sarita Devi is in 6th after shooting 4 10’s, scoring 58.
Aug 29, 2024, 11:30 AM
Para Cycling | Jyoti Gaderiya in action
Jyoti Gaderiya finishes with a timing of 4:14.667 in the Women’s C1-3 3000m Individual Pursuit Qualifying.
The riders with the two fastest times will race for gold while the next two will race for bronze
Aug 29, 2024, 11:28 AM
Para-Badminton | Tarun won the first match
In the men's singles badminton SL4 event, Tarun Dhillon won the first match by 21-17-21-19 after beating Brazil’s Oliveira.
Tarun is now at first place in the table of Group D. Another win will almost ensure his place in the semi-finals.
Aug 29, 2024, 10:46 AM
Para-Badminton | Suhas Yathiraj enters next round
India's Suhas Yathiraj defeated Indonesia’s Hikmat Ramdani in straight sets (21-7, 21-5) in the Men’s Singles SL4 Group A match.
Aug 29, 2024, 10:27 AM
Para-Badminton | Sukant Kadam wins the third game
Sukant Kadam makes a brilliant comeback after losing the first game and proceeds to win the third game 22-20.
Kadam beats Burhanuddin by a scoreline of 17,21-, 21-15, 22-20.
Aug 29, 2024, 10:02 AM
Para-Badminton | Sukant Kadam wins the second game
After losing the first game against Malaysia’s Mhd Amin Burhanuddin, Sukant Kadam wins the second game 21-15 to take the match to the third and deciding game.
Aug 29, 2024, 9:43 AM
Para-Badminton | Sukant Kadam came into action
India's Sukant Kadam is facing Malaysia’s Mohammed Amin Burhanuddin in the men’s singles SL4 Group B match.
A tough first game for the Indian as he loses 17-21
Aug 29, 2024, 9:41 AM
Para-Taekwondo | Aruna Tanwar loses Round of 16 match
Aruna Tanwar loses 0-19 in the Round of 16 match against Nurichan Ekinci.
Aruna may get another shot in the repechage round.
Aug 29, 2024, 9:37 AM
Para-Badminton | Manasi Joshi loses group stage match
Despite taking the first game, Indonesia’s Qontiah Ikhitar Syakuroh made a terrific comeback to defeat Manasi Joshi 2-1 (16-21, 21-13, 21-18) in the group stage match.
Aug 29, 2024, 9:21 AM
Para-Badminton | Manasi Joshi lost the second game
India's Manasi Joshi lost the second game 13-21 against Indonesia's Qontiah Ikhitar Syakuroh in the Group A match of Women's Single SL3 of Para Badminton.
Manasi had won the first game by 21-16. The match now goes down to the deciding game. Can Manasi seal the win?
Aug 29, 2024, 9:17 AM
Para-Badminton | Manasi Joshi came into action
India's Manasi Joshi has come into action in the Group A match of Women's Single SL3 of Para-Badminton.
She is competing against Indonesia's Qontiah Ikhitar Syakuroh. Indian shuttlers have won the first game of the match by 21-16.
Aug 29, 2024, 9:14 AM
Para-Badminton | Mandeep Kaur lost SL3 Group B match
India's Mandeep Kaur lost the SL3 Group B match of Para Badminton. She was faced with the challenge of Nigeria's Mariam Eniola Bolaji, which she could not overcome.
Mandeep lost the first game of the match by 08-21 and in the second by 21-14. In this way Mandeep Kaur lost the match 0-2.
Aug 29, 2024, 9:05 AM
Para-Badminton | Mandeep Kaur came into action
India's Mandeep Kaur has come into action in the women's singles event of para-badminton.
Mandeep is playing the match of SL3 Group B. Nigeria's Mariam Eniola Bolaji is present in front of Mandeep Kaur.
Aug 29, 2024, 9:02 AM
Para-Badminton | India's first loss
The Indian pair of Sivarajan Solaimalai and Nithya Sre Sivan had to face defeat against the USA in the mixed double SH6 Group B match of para-badminton.
After losing the first game by 21-23, the Indian pair lost the second game by 11-21.
In this way, they had to face 0-2 defeat in the match against the USA pair.
Aug 29, 2024, 8:57 AM
Para-Badminton | Nitesh-Murugesan win first match
In the Para Badminton Mixed Double SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage match, Nitesh Kumar and Murugesan Thulasimathi won the first game against compatriot Suhas Yathiraj and Palak Kohli by 21-14, 21-17.
Aug 29, 2024, 3:42 AM
Where to watch the Paris Paralympics 2024 in India
The Paris Paralympics 2024 will be televised via the Sports 18 Network in India across both SD and HD channels. Users can also watch the competition live on the JioCinema app.
Aug 29, 2024, 3:39 AM
Day 1 (August 29) Schedule
Para-Badminton
Women's Singles SL3 Group Play Stage Group A -Manasi Joshivs Qonitah Ikhtiar Syakuroh (Indonesia) - 2:00 PM
Men's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage Group D - Tarun Dhillon vs Rogerio Junior Xavier De Oliveira (Brazil) - 3:20 PM
Women's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage Group C - Palak Kohli vs Milena Surreau (France) - 4:40 PM
Women's Singles SU5 Group Play Stage Group A - Thulasimathi Murugesan vs Rosa Efomo De Marco (Italy) - 5:20 PM
Mixed Doubles SH6 Group Play Stage Group B - Sivarajan Solaimalai/Nithya Sre Sivan vs Jayci Simon/Miles Krajewski (USA) - 12:40 PM
Women's Singles SL3 Group Play Stage Group B - Mandeep Kaur vs Mariam Bolaji (Nigeria) - 2:00 PM
Men's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage Group B - Sukant Kadam vs Mohd Amin Burhanuddin (Malaysia) - 2:40 PM
Men's Singles SL3 Group Play Stage Group A - Manoj Sarkar vs Kumar Nitesh - 4:00 PM
Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage Group A - Thulasimathi Murugesan/Kumar Nitesh vs Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj/Palak Kohli - 12:00 PM
Men's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage Group A - Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj vs Hikmat Ramdani (Indonesia) - 3:20 PM
Women's Singles SU5 Group Play Stage Group C - Manisha Ramadass vs Maud Lefort (France) - 7:30 PM
Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage Group A - Thulasimathi Murugesan/Kumar Nitesh vs Hikmat Ramdani/Leani Ratri Oktila (Indonesia) - 10:10 PM
Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage Group A - Palak Kohli/Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj vs Lucas Mazur/Faustine Noël (France) - 10:50 PM
Men's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage Group A - Sivarajan Solaimalai vs Subhan Subhan (Indonesia) - 7:30 PM
Women's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage Group A - Nithya Sre Sivan vs Jayci Simon (USA) - 7:30 PM
Para-Taekwondo
Women K44 -47kg Round of 16 -Aruna Singh Tanwarvs Nurcihan Ekinci (Turkey) - 2:34 PM
Para Cycling Track
Women's C1-3 3000m Individual Pursuit Qualifying -Jyoti Gaderiya- 4:25 PM
A lot of instances have seen cricket being differentiated from other sports. Especially, in South Asian countries, where cricket rules a fraternity, "sports" look doomed. An established "Cricket versus Sports" league is not a 2-month long tournament. It's an age-long duel with apparent results. But, is cricket guilty?
If we look back, Cricket was not as big as it is now. Restricted within the allies of a colonized country, cricket was just a time pass. 36 years to Independence, but a famous singer (Lata Mangeshkar) had to arrange a charity musical show to gather prize money for the 1983 World Cup Winners.
The image of Kapil lifting the World Cup trophy from the iconic Lord's balcony. Photo Collcted.
India gained some confidence since then. the biggest boost came after the win in the inaugurating T20 World Cup Win. 2007, 24the September, exactly 20 years back, the seed of the cash-rich league got sown.
Indian Premier League, started in 2008, is the biggest source of money earning for BCCI. Keeping aside BCCI, the neighbouring cricketing nations have their cricket board more powerful than the other boards. But is this a fault of Cricket?
"Athletes" ignites the fire of "Cricket versus Sport" League
India won its second T20I World Cup after ending its 11 years of drought. The fans who were frustrated for a decade finally got one thing to celebrate. The Marine Drive got flooded with people. The Wankahde Stadium showed all its suppresed love to the team.
The Indian team received a grand welcome at the Mumbai's Marine Drive that was followed by a felicitation ceremony at the Wankhede Stadium. AP
But this has triggered athletes from different sports. Names like Chirag Shetty and Saina Nehwal came into the limelight criticizing the sport. When Shetty wanted equal recognition for India's win in the last Uber Cup, Saina went a step ahead. Her view was simple- people wouldn't even hate cricket even if she did so. But, why would someone hate cricket?
This is not a once or twice-told story. This widespread competition with cricket is not new. But is cricket a foe to other sports? Here are a few stories of "influence" and "idolization" in the recent past, not only from India but from neighbors too.
Sri Lanka Cricket funded CWG participating athletes.
Palitha Bandara recorded a distance of 44.20 meters and won the silver medal for Sri Lanka. Photo collected
The pre-2022 Commonwealth Games has seen an economic crisis in Sri Lanka. Not just economic, but the life on the island was distressed. The then Prime Minister Rajadhakshya fled from the country. Sri Lanka since its independence faced their record crisis.
The country fell short of food and fuel. The pandemic had already hit the Sports authorities. The crisis increased the hardships. They ran out of money. The situation was so pathetic that the boards couldn't manage transport to send the accessories to the athletes
At a point, the country thought of withdrawing its name from the Birmingham CWG. But at that very moment, Sri Lanka Cricket stepped in.
The board contributed 22 million Sri Lankan Rupees to the athletes participating. They hosted Australia and gathered the amount, despite the fears of the crowd ruining it.
Cricket Sri Lanka tried to cover all the funds. However, the athletes still had limited athleisure. CWG authorities too came in help for the athletes. Sri Lanka finished the CWG Campaign with four medals (one silver and three bronze).
Pakistan Cricket Board- the unsung sponsor for Arshad Nadeem
Arshad Nadeem Won the gold medal for Pakistan, at Paris Olympics. Photo coutesy: Olympics
The Paris Olympics Gold medallist Arshad Nadeem was initially an age-group cricket player, His focus later shifted to javelin through which Pakistan got its first medal after 1992.
Arshad Nadeem registered a monstrous throw of 92.97 metres sealing the gold for his country. Earlier he won the silver at the 2023 World Athletics Championships, Budapest, with a throw of 87.82 meters. He gave Pakistan’s first-ever medal at the World Athletics Championships.
But what did Pakistan give him? ignorance! The Commonwealth champion earlier expressed that he has been using a javelin for the last 8 years. His bosom friend and admirer Neeraj Chopra from India tweeted, urging the Pakistan Government to buy Nadeem news javelins.
Nadeem hails from Punjab's Miyan Channu village. Struggling themselves, the villagers funded him for his Olympic campaign. Added, that it was the Pakistan Cricket Bard who sponsored him.
PCB also financed Nadeem and his coach Salman Fayyaz Butt's air tickets.
Earlier BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced financial aid for the Olympians.BCCI granted Rs. 8.5 Crores (approximately $1.03 million) to the Indian Olympic Association for their Olympics campaign.
Recently a new NCA (National Cricket Academy) is near completion. The old existing facilities at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in the city center will be upgraded to a multi-sport training facility.
Apart from the cricketers, it will open doors for the Olympians too. NCA will have new facilities that will let them train there.
The new facilities will have World-Class Playing Grounds will have:
45 Practice Pitches: A variety of pitches to cater to different training needs.
Indoor Cricket Facilities: For year-round practice and skill development.
Olympic-Sized Swimming Pool: To aid in recovery and cross-training for athletes.
State-of-the-Art Training and Recovery Facilities: Equipped with the latest sports science technology to help athletes maintain peak physical condition and recover efficiently from injuries.
Cricketer- "athlete" collaboration
When one section came forward criticizing the fame, the other one took it handy to make their own.
Mahi's influence
Speaking about Swapnil Kusale, he himself mentioned that he doesn't follow any other sport apart from shooting. But he follows Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Kusale, who is an Indian Railways employee is a ticket checker like Dhoni. It took him 12 years to feature in the Olympics. And take India's first ever 10m Rifle position 3 medal. The Asian Games Champion accepted that MS's calm personality helps him to stay calm in chaos.
One of the biggest heartbreak for any badminton fan was Lakshya Sen's exit from the Olympics without a medal. The Chinese Lee Zii Jia shattered Sen's bronze medal dream.
But Sen's popularity is still unmatched in the sports arena. Even though he is "big," he still wants to "be the Virat Kohli of Indian badminton in coming years." In "The Ranveer Show" podcast he expressed his admiration for Kohli.
The other name that comes in the list is Nitesh Kumar. The Olympic Champion in the Men's Singles SL3 category is a Kohli fan. His winning celebration had some glimpses of Kohli's aggression.
But Nitesh's love for Kohli is not limited to celebrations. After succumbing to a deadly injury in Vizag, he started upgrading his badminton skills. Not only that, he delved himself into fitness, inspired by the 2013 version of Kohli.
P.R Sreejesh celebrated in his unique style after winning the bronze medal at paris. (Reuters Photo)
Soon after retirement, Indian Men's Hockey team goalkeeper P.R. Sreejesh was assigned to train the junior hockey team. The two-time Olympic Bronze medallist was delighted to get this role. he not only talked about the future prospects but did mentioned about Rahul Dravid.
"The Wall" of Indian Hockey looked upon "The Wall" of Indian Cricket when it came to coaching. The way Dravid devoted himself to training the cricketing juniors, Seejesh is looking forward to doing the same for his sports.
The 2028 Olympics will feature Cricket after 128 years. The brand value of Virat Kohli played a pivotal role in the addition of cricket. But as Sunil Chhetri, the Indian former captain of Indian Football once said, Cricket excelling is great for that country. Then, how does that justify other sports not getting the "love" cricket gets?
How does that justify Chirag Shetty repeatedly slipping down on the court, in the Olympics quarterfinal, having his partner Sattwikraj Rankireddy as the lone warrior?
How does that justify the associations not getting enough funds and definitely investing to find talent?
How does that justify archers failing to read the wind in bigger stages?
It's an open-ended question. Is it cricket the enemy, or the system? Is cricket actually an enemy or a friend in need?
BAI to give Rs 50 lakh cash rewards to Paris Paralympics 2024 medalists
Indian para-badminton players had won a total of five medals including one gold, two silver, and two bronze at the Paris Paralympics 2024. Gold medallists will be rewarded ₹15 lakh, while the silver medal winners will receive ₹10 lakh.
The Badminton Association of India (BAI) announced a total cash award of Rs 50 lakh for the country's para-badminton players who won medals in the Paris Paralympics 2024 last month.
Indian para-badminton players had won a total of five medals including one gold, two silver, and two bronze at the Paris Paralympics 2024.
Nitesh Kumar, who won gold in the men's singles SL3 category, will get a prize of Rs 15 lakh. Silver medalists Suhas Yathiraj (men's singles SL4) and Thulasimathi Murugesan (women's singles SU5) will be given Rs 10 lakh each.
Bronze medal winners Manisha Ramadass (women's singles SU5) and Nithya Sre Sivan (women's singles SH6 category) will get Rs 7 lakh 50 thousand each. Thulasimathi, Manisha and Nithya created history by becoming the first Indian female badminton players to win a medal in the Paralympics.
BAI Secretary General Sanjay Mishra said, “Indian Para badminton players have been performing consistently on the world stage and the cash rewards are just one way for BAI to recognise their efforts in helping the country win medals at the Paralympics.”
“BAI is committed to developing and promoting para-badminton across the country and helping these players achieve much more success and many more initiatives to develop para-badminton are being undertaken,” He added.
In view of the players' busy tournament schedule, BAI will also organize a virtual interaction session with these players to congratulate them and understand their requirements for continued development.
India at Paralympics 2024: Day 11 (September 8) Schedule
After the Paris Olympics 2024, players have once again started gathering in Paris for the Paralympic Games. It's time we look at India's Paris Paralympics 2024 Day 11 (September 8) schedule.
After theParis Olympics 2024, players have once again started gathering in Paris for the Paralympic Games. TheParis Paralympics 2024has been inaugurated on Wednesday in the capital of France. This time 84 Indian athletes are participating in the Games running from August 28 to September 9. This is India's largest contingent in these Games so far. India will participate in 12 events this time. It's time we look at India's Paris Paralympics 2024 Day 11 (September 8) schedule.
Indian competitors have surpassed their previous record of 19 medals from the Tokyo Paralympics 2020 as they have already brought 27 medals to India including 6 Golds.
So, let us tell you in detail which sports Indian para-athletes will be seen in action on Day 11.
Catch all the LIVE actions of India at Paralympics 2024 Day 10 (September 7) as Indian Para-Athletes continue their historical campaign in Paris.
India till now have surapssed their best Paralympic record ever with 27 medals including a record 6 Gold medals at Paralympics 2024. On Day 9, Praveen Kumar won India's 6th gold as India registerted their best-ever performance surpassing Tokyo's 5 Golds.
With Suyash Jadhav competing in the Men's 50m Butterfly S7, Navdeep in Men's Javeling Throw F41 Final and other athletes competing in Cycling and Canoe, India can hope for at least one or two medals and can get close to that 30-medal mark today.
India with a 29-medal record campaign are at number 16 at the moment in the medal tally.
Sep 8, 2024, 12:50 AM
Simran wins bronze in Women's 200m - T12
With a timing of 24.75s Simran along with his guide Abhay Singh won the Bronze medal in Women's 200m - T12 event.
This was India's 29th Medal at Paralympics 2024.
Sep 8, 2024, 12:38 AM
Gold for India: Navdeep wins India's 7th Gold in Paris Paralympics
Navdeep Singh wins India's 7th Gold in Paris as Iran's Beit Sayah's got disqualified for violating the World Para Athletics Rules and Regulation as he show a flag of another country during the celebrations.
Sep 7, 2024, 5:24 PM
Navdeep breaks Paralympics record!
47.32m 😳
Naveep Singh breaks the Paralympic record in Men's Javelin Throw F-41 with a massive throw of 47.32m in his third attempt.
Sep 7, 2024, 11:08 AM
Para Swimming: Suyansh Jadhav bows out
A huge disappointment for India's Suyash Jadhav, who finishes outside the top 8 in the Men's 50m butterfly S7 event. The Asian Para Games gold medalist does not make the final.
Sep 7, 2024, 11:07 AM
Para-Cycling: Jyoti Gaderiya in 15th
Jyoti Gaderiya is in 15th and last position at the moment in Women’s C1-3 Road Race after 28.4km mark.
Sep 7, 2024, 11:03 AM
Para-Canoe | Prachi Yadav finishes in 8th
Prachi Yadav finishes eighth in women’s Va’a Single 200m - VL2 Final with a timing of 1:08.55
Sep 7, 2024, 11:02 AM
Para-Canoe | Prachi Yadav finishes third to qualify for final
Prachi clocks an impressive 1:05.66 in the women’s Va’a Single 200m - VL2 Semifinals. She finished third in her heat and qualified for Final A.
Sep 7, 2024, 8:36 AM
Para-Cycling Road | Jyoti Gaderiya finishes last after first lap
Jyoti Gaderiya is not doing so well in the para cycling final. She finds herself in last after the first lap, nearly 10 minutes behind the leader.
Sep 7, 2024, 8:34 AM
Para-Canoe | Yash Kumar finishes last
Yash Kumar finishes last in his semi-final in the Men's Kayak Single 200m KL1 event. He bows out of any final contention.
Sep 7, 2024, 6:59 AM
India at Paralympics 2024: Day 10 (September 7) Schedule
India at Paralympics 2024: Day 10 (September 7) Schedule
After the Paris Olympics 2024, players have once again started gathering in Paris for the Paralympic Games. It's time we look at India's Paris Paralympics 2024 Day 10 (September 7) schedule.
After theParis Olympics 2024, players have once again started gathering in Paris for the Paralympic Games. TheParis Paralympics 2024has been inaugurated on Wednesday in the capital of France. This time 84 Indian athletes are participating in the Games running from August 28 to September 9. This is India's largest contingent in these Games so far. India will participate in 12 events this time. It's time we look at India's Paris Paralympics 2024 Day 10 (September 7) schedule.
This time Indian athletes will compete for the first time in Para-cycling, Para-judo, and Para-rowing in the Paralympic Games. They will also try their best in Para-Archery, Para-Cycling, Para-Taekwondo, Para Swimming, and Para Table Tennis events.
Indian competitors have surpassed their previous record of 19 medals from the Tokyo Paralympics 2020 as they have already brought 26 medals to India including 6 Golds.
So, let us tell you in detail which sports Indian para-athletes will be seen in action on Day 10.
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