India finishes fourth at the Asian Para Games 2026 with 114 medals, including 30 gold, 35 silver and 49 bronze, surpassing its previous best despite fielding just 168 athletes.
Indian para-athletes reach the 114-medal milestone through remarkable performances in athletics, badminton, archery, swimming and other sporting disciplines.
India’s best day at the 2026 Asian Para Games featured Sheetal Devi’s double gold as the country’s tally reached 88 medals, placing it fourth overall.
Simran Sharma completed a stunning sprint double in Nagoya, winning two golds and setting Games records in both events.
Indian para-athletes have secured 62 medals across multiple disciplines at Aichi-Nagoya 2026, with Sheetal Devi and Payal Nag winning silver in women’s compound doubles archery.
Indian para-athletes shine in Japan with 12 gold medals, record-breaking performances and landmark achievements across multiple sporting disciplines.
Nishad Kumar completed a historic golden double in Nagoya, winning high jump gold with a 2.04m Games record after his long-jump triumph. India Today
Simran Sharma and Pranav Soorma powered India to two athletics golds, with both producing record-setting performances in Aichi-Nagoya.
From athletics and shooting to table tennis and judo, Indian athletes showcase their talent with 23 medals at the Asian Para Games 2026.
Telangana’s Deepthi Jeevanji overcomes social stigma to win Asian Para Games gold in a record-breaking 56.36 seconds in Japan.
