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India’s para-athletes made headlines for all the right reasons at the New Delhi World Para Athletics Grand Prix in March 2026. Over three days, athletes from India competed against participants from eight nations and emerged as the dominant force, winning a staggering 208 medals. This achievement was not just a display of athletic excellence but a powerful statement about the growth and potential of India’s para-sports ecosystem. Despite this, the event received limited mains

The World Para Athletics Grand Prix 2026 in New Delhi was more than a competition. It was a powerful statement from India’s para athletes, who not only won but dominated the event in a way that stunned the global para sports community. Over three days at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Indian athletes collected an astonishing 208 medals, including 75 golds. This performance was nearly six times the medal count of Russia, the second-placed nation, which earned 35 medals. With at

While millions of eyes were glued to IPL scoreboards, a remarkable story unfolded quietly at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi. The 2026 World Para Athletics Grand Prix witnessed Indian para athletes dominating event after event, claiming 12 gold medals in a single day. Leading this charge was Sumit Antil, who threw the javelin an astonishing 69.25 metres, securing an all-Indian podium in the Men's Javelin Throw. This achievement was not just a win; it was a clear mes