The official logo and mascot for the 23rd National Para Athletics Championship 2025 were unveiled at a grand press meet in Chennai, setting the stage for India's premier para-athletics event.
The National Para Swimming Championship promises to bring together over 700 participants, including para swimmers, coaches, officials, and support staff from over 27 states and union territories across India
India para-shuttlers Nitesh Kumar, Krishna Nagar, Maneesha, and Sukant Kadam pointed out the lack of support from the Badminton Association of India (BAI) following their remarkable performance at the recently concluded Paris Paralympics.
The Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) president Devendra Jhajharia made a promise on behalf of athletes that India will target securing 40 to 50 medals at the LA 28 Paralympics.
The Indian contingent concluded its historic Paris Paralympics campaign with a total of 29 medals, including seven gold, nine silver, and 13 bronze medals, the most by the country in the history of the competition.
Over the past decade, India has witnessed a remarkable transformation in its sporting landscape, emerging as a nation dedicated to excelling across various disciplines. This growth is exemplified by the recent success of Indian athletes at the Paris Paralympics 2024. The Paralympic Commit
Praveen Kumar secured the gold medal for the country at the ongoing Paris Paralympics in the men's high jump T64 final on Friday. In the medal round, Praveen performed a record-breaking jump of 2.08 metres. With this jump, he has established an all-new Asian record.
Former Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) president Deepa Malik said that she is hopeful that India will win more medals at the ongoing Paris Paralympics.