A total of 84 inspirational stories represented India at the recently concluded Paris Paralympics 2024. India’s Paralympians will look back at their campaign with pride. They ruled the stage and glittered with a record-smashing 29 medals.

Comparing India’s performances at the Paris and Tokyo Paralympics reveals a plot of massive progress. In Paris 2024, Indian para-athletes participated in 12 sports and secured 29 medals, which is an increase of three sports and 10 medals from Tokyo.

There were few sporting disciplines at Paris Paralympics 2024 where Indian athletes stood on top of the podium for first time.

Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Tuesday presented cash awards of Rs 75 lakh to the gold medallists, Rs 50 lakh for the silver winners and Rs 30 lakh for the athletes who bagged bronze in the just-concluded Paralympics.

India's para athletes showcased exceptional performance at the Paris Paralympic Games, winning 29 medals including seven gold. Track and field events

A major catalyst for change was the 2016 Rio Paralympics. The four medals in Rio were India's best tally in 32 years and para-athletes won two more medals than their able-bodied compatriots did at the 2016 Olympics. Largely ignored till then, the performance in Rio made the nation wake up and take notice of para-sports.

The Indian para-athletes went beyond what was destined, showcased fight, resilience, determination and displayed a record-breaking performance that saw them take home 29 medals - seven gold, nine silver,

Check out the full list of Indian winners from the Paris 2024 Paralympics, including Avani Lekhara, Preethi Pal, and Mariyappan Thangavelu, who made remarkable achievements.

India's para athletes have made the nation proud at the Paris Paralympic Games, winning a total of 29 medals, including seven gold. The achievements reflect the combined efforts of athletes, coaches,

The Indian Paralympics team returned to New Delhi after a landmark performance in Paris, winning a record 29 medals with seven golds. Highlights include Avani Lekhara's double gold in shooting and Sumit Antil's record-breaking javelin throw.