At the 2024 Paris Paralympics, Indian athletes have achieved remarkable success, highlighted by Yogesh Kathuniya winning his second consecutive silver medal in the men’s discus throw F56 event. Suhas Yathiraj advanced to the gold medal match in men’s SL4 badminton after defeating compatriot Sukant Kadam, setting up a rematch against Lucas Mazur, the Tokyo Paralympic champion. Meanwhile, Avani Lekhara made history by becoming the first Indian woman to win two Paralympic golds, securing victory in the 10m air rifle SH1 event and adding to her previous gold from Tokyo. Her teammate Mona Agarwal also excelled, winning a bronze in the same event, showcasing the strength of Indian para shooters. These achievements underscore the dedication and resilience of these athletes, with many overcoming significant challenges to reach this level of success. The performances reflect India's growing prowess in para sports and inspire future generations.