Indian Athletes Shine at 2026 Asian Para Games, President Congratulates Medal Winners
President Murmu congratulates Indian athletes for their remarkable achievements at the 2026 Asian Para Games, including gold in discus throw.
New Delhi, October 22 (Daily Kiran) : Indian athletes showcased their exceptional talent at the 2026 Asian Para Games, held on October 22, 2026, in New Delhi. Suvarna Raj delivered a stellar performance, securing a gold medal in the discus throw, while Swati Chaudhary earned a silver in individual archery. The badminton team also triumphed, bringing home multiple medals.
President Droupadi Murmu took to social media platform X to congratulate the winners. She praised Alfiya James and Pallavi K.M. for their bronze medal in women’s doubles wheelchair badminton, stating, “Your achievement has significantly contributed to promoting para sports in India. I wish you continued success and hope you shine on international stages.”
The President also recognized Abhijit Sakhuzha for winning a bronze in men’s singles badminton, noting that securing a medal in his international debut is a remarkable accomplishment. She expressed hope that this success would pave the way for future victories.
Murmu commended the mixed doubles bronze medalists, Sumati Sivan and Krishna Nagar, for their spirited performance throughout the tournament. She encouraged them to maintain their enthusiasm and reach new heights in their sport.
In her message to Suvarna Raj, the President emphasized the historic nature of her gold medal achievement in the women’s discus throw. “This accomplishment is a testament to your extraordinary abilities,” she said, hoping it inspires other athletes to set ambitious goals and believe in their capabilities.
The President also congratulated Pramod Bhagat and Manisha Ramdas for their bronze in mixed doubles badminton, highlighting their teamwork and dedication behind the scenes. She reiterated that each medal represents countless hours of hard work.
Swati Chaudhary received special recognition for her silver medal in individual archery, with the President stating that her achievement has opened new avenues for the sport in India. “You have made history, and your success will inspire others to pursue their dreams with determination,” she concluded.
