PM Modi congratulates Indian para athletes after Asian Para Games medal results
The Prime Minister’s Office published 23 October messages congratulating Indian athletes, including a men’s recurve doubles gold pair and a record-setting track champion.
The Prime Minister’s official website posted congratulations on 23 October for Indian medal winners at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Para Games, including archers Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi and track athlete Sandeep Kumar.
The official updates
The Prime Minister’s website listed congratulations for Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi after their men’s recurve doubles gold, Ajay Kumar’s bronze in the men’s 400m T64, and Sandeep Kumar’s gold and world-record performance in the men’s 400m T64. The messages are dated 23 October 2026.
The posts are official statements of congratulations. They confirm what the Prime Minister’s Office said and identify the performances it highlighted; they are not a complete medal table for the Games.
How to read the result
For the pair’s archery result, a separate Times of India report also described the 5–1 final win over China’s Yun Duo and Zhao Lixue. For broader medal totals or classifications, readers should check the Games’ official results and the relevant sport federation rather than extrapolating from a single congratulatory post.
This report avoids adding a national medal count beyond the specific 100th-medal claim attributed by the Prime Minister’s website to Sandeep Kumar’s performance.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this page provide the complete Asian Para Games medal tally?
No. It summarises selected 23 October congratulatory updates; the official Games results are needed for a full tally.