Harvinder Singh: the para archer behind India’s men’s recurve doubles gold
Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi won the men’s recurve doubles gold at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Para Games, according to official and independent reports dated 23 October.
Harvinder Singh is an Indian para archer who teamed with Vijay Sundi to win men’s recurve doubles gold at the 2026 Asian Para Games.
The October result
The Prime Minister’s website congratulated Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi on their men’s recurve doubles gold on 23 October 2026. The Times of India reported that the Indian pair defeated China’s Yun Duo and Zhao Lixue 5–1 in the final.
The result is a team achievement. The public notices reviewed identify the event and medal but do not provide enough verified biographical detail to add personal history beyond Harvinder’s sporting role.
Context for readers
Para archery uses sport classifications designed for eligible athletes with impairments. Results should be compared within the event and classification rather than against unrelated archery categories.
This profile avoids adding an unverified personal timeline, private information or claims about the pair’s broader medal tally.
Editorial note
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Frequently asked questions
Who partnered Harvinder Singh in the gold-medal event?
Vijay Sundi, in the men’s recurve doubles event.