India Shines with Record-Breaking Performance at World Para Athletics Championships
India achieved a historic milestone at the World Para Athletics Championships, securing a record 22 medals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the nation's best-ever performance, expressing pride and gratitude towards the athletes. The event, hosted in Delhi, featured more than 2,200 participants from over 100 countries.
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In a remarkable achievement, India made history at the World Para Athletics Championships by clinching a record-setting 22 medals, including six golds. Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the athletes, emphasizing that their triumph would inspire the nation's youth.
The Indian team surpassed their previous best of 17 medals achieved in 2024 at Kobe, Japan. This year's championship in Delhi drew participants from more than 100 countries, making it a prestigious event for the host nation.
The Prime Minister expressed pride in the team and extended gratitude to all involved, highlighting the importance of hosting such international events for India's sporting legacy.
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