- Avani Lekhara defended her gold in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 event.
- Mona Agarwal secured a bronze in her Paralympic debut.
- Preethi Pal won bronze in the women’s 100m T35 final.
India showcased a strong performance on Day 2 of the Paris 2024 Paralympics, with Avani Lekhara leading the way by winning gold in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 event.
In athletics, Preethi Pal added to India’s medal haul by winning a bronze in the women’s 100m T35 final. These achievements highlight the determination and skill of India’s Paralympic athletes, who continue to inspire with their remarkable performances on the global stage.
Historic Day for India at Paris 2024 Paralympics
Day 2 of the Paris 2024 Paralympics was a memorable one for India, as Avani Lekhara defended her title by winning gold in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 event. Her victory was a testament to her unwavering focus and exceptional shooting skills, making her the first Indian woman to win two Paralympic golds.
Mona Agarwal made her Paralympic debut unforgettable by securing a bronze medal in the same event. Her steady performance throughout the competition highlighted her potential as a rising star in Indian shooting sports. The double podium finish brought immense pride to the nation and further elevated India’s standing in the Paralympic shooting events.
In athletics, Preethi Pal’s bronze in the women’s 100m T35 final added to India’s success. Her achievement in this highly competitive event underscores the strength of Indian Paralympic athletes across multiple disciplines.
These victories have ignited celebrations across India, with fans and sports figures expressing their admiration for the athletes’ dedication. The remarkable performances of Avani, Mona, and Preethi are not just medal wins but also stories of perseverance and inspiration.
India’s success at the Paris 2024 Paralympics is a powerful reminder of the country’s growing prowess in para-sports, inspiring millions and setting new benchmarks for future athletes.
“Avani Lekhara’s golden triumph, alongside Mona Agarwal’s bronze in her Paralympic debut, sparked an outpouring of admiration and pride across the country.”
