Navdeep Singh and Simran Sharma extended India's record tally at the Paris Paralympics to 29 on the penultimate day. Navdeep's Silver was upgraded to a Gold medal and hence, the number has reached seven, which is more than the total number of medals India won at the Paris Olympics.
The whole of India slept on August 6, Tuesday night with hopes of a few medals on Wednesday but woke up to the most horrifying news from Paris Olympics. The hopes were shattered to pieces as let alone three, not a single medal was won on August 7 and Golden boy Neeraj Chopra remains the final one.
India continued their dominance in the ongoing Asian Para Games as, after a couple of 17-medal days, a double podium finish in javelin throw saw the country take its tally to 36. Sumit Antil, who competed in the F64 event broke his own world record to clinch a Gold while Bronze too was won by India.
The World No. 2 pair of Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy beat the Korean duo in the final to script history for India in the Asian Games. This is the 13th medal in Badminton in the Asian Games for India but a first-ever Gold as the pair of Chirag-Satwik continues to rewrite history.
Asian Games 2023: A historic feat of 100 medals was achieved by the Indian contingent at the 19th Hangzhou Games in China with the women's kabaddi team completing the milestone. The Ritu Negi-led women's kabaddi team beat Chinese Taipei 26-25 in a thriller in the final to win third Asian Games Gold.
The medal tally reached 99 for India in the ongoing 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou with archers adding four back-to-back medals on Saturday, October 7, including two Gold. After Jyothi Vennam's Gold, Ojas Deotale won men's individual Gold while Abhishek Verma won a Silver in a double podium finish.
Indian archer Jyothi Surekha Vennam won her third Gold in the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou as she beat Korea's Chaewon So in the women's individual final. Jyothi won a Gold in mixed team and women's team events earlier and overcame a slightly poor start to ensure a third top-of-the-podium finish.
Asian Games 2023 Day 14: India became the only fourth country to touch the historic 100-medal mark in Asian Games history after China, Japan and South Korea. India bagged 12 medals on the last day to take its overall medal tally to a record 107 and finished fourth in the standings.
The Indian contingent has already surpassed the country's best-ever tally in the Asian Games in Hangzhou which currently stands at 87 but the target is to reach the 100-medal mark. With just a couple of days remaining can the contingent reach the mark, here's how-
Indian track and field athletes added seven more medals to the country's tally including a Gold by the men's relay team of Muhammed Anas, Amoj Jacob, Muhammed Ajmal and Rajesh Ramesh on Wednesday, October 4. The Gold tally has now reached 18 for India, which is the highest in an Asian Games edition.
The Indian contingent added nine medals on Day 10 of the ongoing 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. There is an expectation of double those medals across various disciplines on Wednesday, October 4 with some of the top medal contenders taking part in their final events.
Annu Rani won her first-ever Gold medal in her career as she bettered her bronze from the 2014 Asian Games and 2022 Commonwealth Games, in Hangzhou. Annu finished with no medal in the Jakarta Games in 2018 in a massive turnaround as she threw her personal best of 62.92m.
It was a fruitful day for the Indian contingent at the Asian Games 2023 with five medals in the bag, including a couple of Gold ones. The men's squash team scripted history while the track and field athletes Kartik Kumar and Gulveer Singh recorded their personal best as India aim for more on Sunday.
The Indian contingent added eight medals to its tally with shooting contributing five of them. India are now in 4th position on medal standings and will hope to add many more on Saturday with tennis and squash finals in the line-up. India's star weightlifter Mirabai Chanu will begin her campaign.
Indian athletes continue to shine at the ongoing Asian Games in Hangzhou, China. The Indian fans have their hopes pinned on some more medals and will expect the Indian men's cricket, hockey and kabaddi teams to also bag gold going ahead in the event.
Team India added three medals to their tally on Day 3 of the ongoing 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou including a historic gold in equestrian dressage team event as the athletes in shooting, boxing, hockey and squash progressed with the other two medals coming through sailors Neha Thakur and Eabad Ali.
India last won a Gold medal in equestrian event way back in 1982 when the games held in New Delhi. Raghubir Singh had won the historic Gold medal in the individual event back then.
The Indian contingent had an above-average day on Monday, September 25 as six medals got added to the tally which now stands at 11. The biggest news of the day was India getting two gold medals out of which one was won by the women's cricket team and the other by the men's team in 10m air rifle.
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