Asian Youth Para Games 2021 Medal Table, Indian Contingent Wins Record 41 Medals

Asian Youth Para Games 2021 Medal Table, Indian Contingent Wins Record 41 Medals

After competing in the Asian Youth Para Games in Bahrain, the Indian contingent came home on Wednesday with a record tally, know the full medal table of 2021

The Indian delegation brought home 41 medals, including 12 gold, 15 silver, and 14 bronze. India’s performance at the continental para youth games was the greatest it had ever been.

India At The Asian Youth Para Games 2021

India won the most medals in athletics, with 22 athletes finishing on the podium. Eight players won gold, six silver, and eight bronze medals out of a total of 22 medals.

The Indian badminton team, on the other hand, concluded the tournament with a total of fifteen medals.

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Asian Youth Para Games 2021 Medal Tally And Table

Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Iran 44 53 25 122
2 Thailand 33 25 17 75
3 Japan 30 11 14 55
4 South Korea 14 11 22 47
5 India 12 16 13 41
6 Indonesia 12 11 13 36
7 Uzbekistan 11 1 4 16
8 Hong Kong 9 11 12 32
9 Iraq 8 6 13 27
10 Chinese Taipei 5 3 3 11
11 Singapore 4 4 1 9
12 Sri Lanka 3 5 4 12
13 Malaysia 3 4 5 12
14 Bahrain* 3 3 2 8
15 Saudi Arabia 2 5 19 26
16 United Arab Emirates 2 4 2 8
17 Philippines 1 6 2 9
18 Kuwait 1 1 1 3
Nepal 1 1 1 3
20 Jordan 0 2 0 2
21 Cambodia 0 1 0 1
22 Tajikistan 0 0 3 3
23 Bhutan 0 0 2 2
Pakistan 0 0 2 2
25 Yemen 0 0 1 1
Totals (25 nations) 198 184 181 563

Medals Won By India At The Asian Youth Para Hames– Sport Wise Winners And Athlete’s Names

Medal Name Sport Event Date
Gold Kashish Lakra Athletics Women’s Club Throw F51
Gold Vikas Bhatiwal Athletics Men’s Discus Throw F46
Gold Praveen Kumar Athletics Men’s High Jump T44
Gold Vikram Singh Athletics Men’s Javelin Throw F46
Gold Karandeep Kumar Athletics Men’s Long Jump T46
Gold Meet Tadhani Athletics Men’s 100 m T13
Gold Meet Tadhani Athletics Men’s 200 m T13
Gold Ishan Khandelwal Athletics Men’s 1500 m T11
Gold Sanjana Kumari Badminton Women’s Singles SL3
Gold Nithya Srimurthy Sivan Badminton Women’s Singles SH6
Gold Palak Kohli Sanjana Kumari Badminton Women’s Doubles SL3-SL4
Gold Abhijit Sakhuja Nehal Sakhuja Badminton Mixed Doubles SL3-SL4
Silver Rahul Athletics Men’s High Jump T43
Silver Siddarth Kahar Athletics Men’s Javelin Throw F35
Silver Praveen Kumar Athletics Men’s Long Jump T44
Silver Darshan Soni Athletics Men’s Long Jump T47
Silver Vikash Bhatiwal Athletics Men’s Shotput F46
Silver Vikash Bhatiwal Athletics Women’s Shotput F20
Silver Maafi Athletics Men’s 400 m T45
Silver Rahul Jograiya Badminton Men’s Singles SL4
Silver Hardik Makkar Badminton Men’s Singles SU5
Silver Jyothi Jyothi Badminton Women’s Singles SL3
Silver Karan Paneer Ruthick Raghupati Badminton Men’s Singles SU5
Silver Jyothi Jyothi with

( Sana Baghrera of Iran )

Badminton Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5
Silver Hardik Makkar Sanajana Kumari Badminton Mixed Doubles SL3-SL4
Silver Adithya Kuljarni Nithya Sivan Badminton Mixed Doubles SH6
Silver Devanshi Satlija Swimming Women’s 100 Breaststroke SB9
Silver Rahul Jograiya Powerlifting Men’s -72 kg
Bronze Karthik Krishna Athletics Men’s Discus Throw F37
Bronze Laxit Athletics Men’s Javelin Throw F54
Bronze Laxit Athletics Men’s Shotput F54
Bronze Sanajay R Neelam Athletics Men’s Shotput F11
Bronze Medha Jayant Athletics Women’s Shotput F32-33
Bronze Darshan Soni Athletics Men’s 100 m T47
Bronze Biju Bennett George Athletics Men’s 400 m T46
Bronze Palak Kohli Badminton Women’s Singles SU5
Bronze Hardik Thakkar Naveen Sivakumar Badminton Men’s Doubles SU5
Bronze Santhiyan

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Vishwanathan with ( Mekanboev Shabnam of Tajikistan )

Badminton Women’s Doubles SL3-SU5
Bronze Nehal Gupta Palak Kohli Badminton Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5
Bronze Devanshi Satlija Swimming Women’s 100 Butterfly S9
Bronze Devanshi Satlija Swimming Women’s 100 m Freestyle S9

Bahrain’s 4th Asian Youth Para Games (AYPG) were the country’s largest parasport event to date. The highlight event took place from December 2 to 6.

Around 750 para athletes under the age of 23 competed in nine sports – para athletics, para badminton, para powerlifting, para swimming, para table tennis, boccia, goalball, para taekwondo, and wheelchair basketball – representing 30 countries.

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