- Indian para-archers delivered a stellar performance at the ongoing World Archery Para Series Stage III in Ahmedabad, clinching two gold medals and one silver on the penultimate day of the competition.
- With these successes achieved on September 8, 2026, India has once again demonstrated its growing dominance in para-archery.
- In the men's compound team event, the Indian duo of Toman Kumar and Shyam Sundar Swami put up an excellent display, defeating Iraq's Abbas Kadhim and Anwar Aldawod with a score of 152-139 to win the gold medal.
- The Indian archers exhibited remarkable precision and composure under pressure throughout the match.
- Meanwhile, in the men's recurve team event, Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi secured India's second gold by defeating Slovakia's David Ivan and Denis Ivan 6-2.
- These victories in the team categories highlight the talent, experience, and strong team synergy present in Indian para-archery.
- These outstanding results have further bolstered India's campaign in Ahmedabad and once again underscored the rising prominence of Indian athletes in international para-archery.
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