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Indian para-athletes won gold and silver in the men’s javelin F46, marking India’s first double podium at the World Para Athletics Championships.
Indian para-athletes made history at the World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi, with Rinku Hooda winning gold and Sundar Singh Gurjar taking silver in the men’s javelin F46 event, marking India’s first double podium finish.
Hooda set a new championship record with a 66.37-meter throw, while Gurjar’s 64.76-meter effort secured silver.
Ajeet Singh finished fourth, narrowly missing bronze.
India’s medal count rose to five—two gold, two silver, and one bronze—after earlier successes by Shailesh Kumar (gold, high jump T63) and Deepthi Jeevanji (silver, women’s 400m T20).
The event, held from September 27 to October 5, features over 2,200 athletes from 104 nations and serves as a key qualifier for the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.
Los paraatletas indios ganaron el oro y la plata en la jabalina masculina F46, marcando el primer podio doble de la India en los Campeonatos Mundiales de Paraatletismo.