Paralympics 2024: India Shines on Day 7 with Harvinder and Dharambir
Highlights from the Paris Paralympics 2024
On September 4, India showcased extraordinary talent at the Paralympics 2024. Harvinder Singh made history by clinching India's first gold in archery, defeating Poland's Lukasz Ciszek in the Men's Individual Recurve Open final. His scores of 9, 10, and 9 exemplified his exceptional skill, culminating in a 6-0 victory.
Dharambir also excelled, achieving gold in the Men's Club Throw event with an impressive best of 34.92 meters, closely followed by compatriot Pranav Soorma with 34.59 meters. The day began with Sachin Khilari's silver in the men's shot put F46, marking India's 11th medal in para-athletics.
Medal Impact and Performance
India's medal tally now stands at 24, comprised of five gold, nine silver, and ten bronze, maintaining its position in the top 15 nations participating in the games. This significant achievement highlights India's dedication and skill in para-athletics and archery at Paris Paralympics.
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