New Delhi, Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Monday honored the Indian contingent for their outstanding performance at the World Archery Para Series in Bangkok.
The event, which saw participation from 21 countries and 113 athletes, witnessed India emerging as the top-performing nation, securing 13 medals including 7 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze.
Mandaviya congratulated the team, saying, 'You represent the spirit of New India, and what you accomplish today will define the sporting history of tomorrow.'
The minister reiterated the government's commitment to supporting para-athletes through structured funding, world-class training, and international exposure.
Payal Nag, a world's first quadruple amputee para archer, expressed her satisfaction with the arrangements, stating that she was happy with the overall management of the contingent.
Coach Abhilasha Chaudhary noted that India emerged as a dominant force in the competition, not only due to its medal tally but also its strong presence.
The Indian contingent, comprising 39 members, delivered a dominant performance across categories.
