Kapil Parmar, who had previously won a silver medal in the same category at the 2022 Asian Games, faced challenges during his matches, receiving yellow cards for rule violations. Despite this, his outstanding performance led to India’s breakthrough in Judo at the prestigious event.

In the overall medal tally, India has collected a total of 25 medals at the Paris Paralympics, including 5 gold, 9 silver, and 11 bronze medals, placing India at the 15th position on the medal table. The dynamic nature of the medal count and fluctuating team standings suggest the potential for further changes in India’s ranking as the competition progresses.

Para Athletics has been a stronghold for India, with the country securing the highest number of medals in this category, totaling 13 medals. Following Para Athletics, Para Badminton, shooting para sports, para archery, and now Para Judo have also contributed to India’s medal haul at the Paralympics.

While India’s performance is commendable, China remains a dominant force at the Paralympics, leading the medal count with 68 gold, 54 silver, and 35 bronze medals. Great Britain and the USA follow closely behind in the rankings, showcasing the competitive spirit and achievements of athletes from around the world.

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At the Tokyo Paralympics, Sumit Antil etched his name in history by winning the gold medal in the F64 javelin throw. With a remarkable effort of 69.11 meters, he not only claimed the top spot but also surpassed the Paralympic record in his first attempt. Undeterred by challenges, Sumit further pushed the boundaries in his second throw, achieving a distance of 70.59 meters, solidifying his dominance in the field.

The journey of triumph continued for Sumit at the Paris Paralympics, where he once again outshone his competitors to defend his gold medal. With consistent performances and unwavering focus, he showcased his prowess by achieving a distance of 66.66 meters in the third attempt, securing another memorable victory.

Beyond the Paralympics, Sumit Antil’s success story extends to the Para World Championship and the Tokyo Olympics, where he displayed exceptional skill and determination to claim gold medals. His outstanding performance at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games, where he set a world record with a throw of 73.29 meters, further solidifies his position as a formidable athlete on the global stage.

Born on 6 July 1998 in Khewra, Haryana, Sumit Antil’s journey to sporting glory is a tale of resilience and determination. Despite facing adversity after a life-altering accident that led to the amputation of his leg, Sumit’s indomitable spirit and passion for athletics propelled him towards para sports. His transition from wrestling to javelin throwing, guided by supportive mentors and coaches, exemplifies his unwavering commitment to excellence.

Sumit Antil’s triumphs not only symbolize his personal achievements but also inspire a generation of aspiring athletes to pursue their dreams with unwavering dedication and perseverance. As he continues to soar to greater heights in the world of para athletics, Sumit Antil stands as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all.

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