India's gold medallists at Paris Paralympics

India have won a record number of medals at the Paralympic Games in Paris, their overall tally standing at 27 at the end of competitions on Friday, 6 September

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India have also broken their record for most gold medals in a single edition of the Paralympics, winning six of them in Paris which we take a look at in greater detail in the following slides

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Avani Lekhara was the first Indian gold medallist at the Paris Paralympics, winning the women's 10m air rifle SH1 final with a score of 228.7

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Avani was followed by shuttler Nitesh Kumar, who defeated Britain's Daniel Bethell to win the men's singles SH3 category final

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Sumit Antil then retained his men's javelin throw F64 gold in dominant fashion, breaking the Paralympic record with a 70.59m throw

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Harvinder Singh won the men's individual recurve open event to become the first Indian archer to win gold in the Paralympics

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Dharambir won gold in men's club throw F51 category on the same day as Harvinder, with Pranav Soorma winning silver in the event to complete a historic Indian one-two on the podium

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Praveen Kumar won India's latest gold medal in the Paris Paralympics, winning the men's high jump T64 final with a leap of 2.08 metres

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