Asian Para Games 2023: India’s medal tally after Day 5, 27th October

India won a whopping seven gold medals on the penultimate day of the event.

India's inspiring journey at the Asian Para Games 2023 in Hangzhou has seen the nation reach new heights in para-athletics. With an impressive tally of 25 gold medals, India has secured the sixth position in the overall medal standings, a remarkable achievement that showcases the talent and dedication of its para-athletes.

This remarkable feat comes as India surpassed its own best gold medal tally, marking a historic moment in the country's para-sports history. The success at the Asian Para Games underscores the rising prominence of India in the international para-athletic arena and highlights the bright future of adaptive sports in the nation.

Notably, India's para-athletes have excelled in various disciplines, with Sheetal Devi and Rakesh Kumar clinching gold in the compound mixed team event, Lakshmi securing bronze in the women's discus throw F37/38 category, and Shreyansh Trivedi claiming bronze in the men's T37 100m dash. Their achievements are not only a source of national pride but also serve as an inspiration for aspiring para-athletes across India.

Number of medals presented to Indian athletes on 27th October

In a remarkable display of sporting excellence, India substantially bolstered its medal tally at the fourth Asian Para Games in Hangzhou.

Adding a total of 17 medals to their overnight count of 82, Indian para-athletes secured an impressive haul of 7 Gold, 6 Silver, and 4 Bronze medals. This outstanding achievement not only highlights India's growing prominence in the Asian para-athletic arena but also underscores the remarkable dedication and capabilities of the nation's para-sportspersons.

Para Asian Games 2023: Updated Indian medal tally 27th October

The medal tally at the fourth Asian Para Games in Hangzhou reflects the intensity of competition and the exceptional athletic achievements of nations across Asia. China, as the host nation, have set the pace with an extraordinary total of 492 medals. These include an impressive 195 gold, 159 silver, and 138 bronze medals, reiterating China's indisputable supremacy in the world of para-athletics.

In the second position, Iran have proven its mettle with a formidable collection of 115 medals. Among these are 39 gold, 39 silver, and 37 bronze medals, showcasing Iran's unwavering commitment to excellence in adaptive sports.

Japan finished the penultimate day on the third place with a commendable tally of 136 medals. This includes 38 gold, 43 silver, and 55 bronze medals, demonstrating Japan's prowess and dedication to para-sports.

The Republic of Korea stand in fourth place with a total of 95 medals, which consists of 28 gold, 30 silver, and 37 bronze medals.

Indonesia claimed the fifth position in the medal tally at the fourth Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, with a commendable total of 79 medals. Their impressive medal count includes 26 gold, 21 silver, and 32 bronze medals.

India, positioned at sixth place, are making waves with a rapidly growing presence in the para-sports arena. The Indian contingent have secured 99 medals, including 25 gold, 29 silver, and 45 bronze medals, illustrating India's emergence as a formidable force in adaptive athletics.

What to expect from the Indian contingent on 28th October?

On the 28th of October, the Indian contingent at the 2023 Asian Para Games is poised for a day of intense competition and high expectations in various track and field events, as well as in rowing. In the men's javelin throw F55 Final, India will be looking to make its presence felt with a strong performance.

Additionally, in the men's long jump T63 final, India will be represented by talented para-athletes who aim to showcase their skills on the international stage. The women's shot put F46 final will feature Indian athletes vying for top honors, and the men's and women's 400m T12 and 400m T47 finals will see Indian para-athletes sprinting towards victory. Furthermore, in the women's 1500m T20 final, India will have athletes competing in a distance event.

In the sport of rowing, the PR3 mixed double sculls final A presents another opportunity for India to make a mark.