India's campaign at the Asian Para Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan is all set to kick off from October 19. A total of 489 medal events will take place across 19 sporting disciplines as India aims to better its best-ever 109-medal haul (27 gold) from Hangzhou in 2023.
India had sent 309 competitors then, but has reduced its contingent to 168 athletes, with the build-up marred by selection controversies. With plenty of Paralympic medallists in the contingent however, hopes remain high.
ASIAN PARA GAMES MEDAL TALLY | INDIA AT ASIAN GAMES 2026
Here is the list of every medal India have won at the Asian Games 2026 so far:
Day 05 - Oct 23
PARA ATHLETICS
Sumit Antil won gold, Mahendra Gurjar silver and Sandip Sargar won bronze in the Men's Javelin F42-F44/F61-F64 Final as India swept the podium. Sumit
Sandeep broke the world record in the men's 400m T64 by more than half a second, as he won gold with a time of 52.28 seconds. In the same event, Ajay Kumar finished third with a time of 53.61 seconds. Later, Sandeep won bronze in the men's 100m T64 final as well.
Pranav Soorma won gold with a games record 32.87m throw in the men's club throw F51 final, where India were expected to claim a clean sweep of the podium. However, Jung Jiwon of South Korea threw a personal best 28.40m to claim silver, with Dharambir's 27.71m enough to beat out Amit Kumar (27.26m) for bronze. This was Pranav's second gold of these games, having claimed it in the discus throw as well.
Haney won gold in the men's javelin throw F37, with a best throw of 60.49m, a new world record. In fact, he had previously thrown 59.72m to break the existing world record as well, before going on to better it with his next attempt.
Parmod Bijarnia won silver in the men's 1500m T46 event, with a time of 4:09.65, six seconds behind the winner Wahumpurage Puwakpitikande of Sri Lanka.
Nimisha Suresh was outdone by an impressive Sri Lankan performance in the women's long jump T47, but the Indian did enough to take silver, with a best jump of 5.37m.
Navdeep Singh, who won gold in the Paris Paralympics after a controversial disqualification of his Iranian opponent Sadegh Beit, has finished with a bronze medal this time, with Beit winning gold in the Men's Javelin F40/F41 final. Navdeep was below par, and could only manage a throw of 42.55m, well below his personal best of 47.32m - which would have won him gold in Aichi-Nagoya.
Rakeshbhai Bhatt won bronze in the Men's 200m T37 final, just 0.32s behind gold. It was his second bronze medal of these Games, having won bronze in the 100m as well.
PARA ARCHERY
Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi won gold in the recurve men's doubles event, after a 5-1 win over China's Yun Duo and Zhao Lixue in the final.
Pooja Jatyan and Bhawna Choudhary won silver in the recurve women's doubles event, after a 0-6 loss to China's Gao Zihan and Wang Xueqian in the final.
PARA BADMINTON
Nitesh Kumar won gold in the men's singles SL3, after beating Pramod Bhagat 21-18, 21-16 in the final, Pramod Bhagat won silver.
Naveen Sivakumar capped off a stunning, dominant campaign with a gold medal in the men's singles SL4 category, India's second badminton gold at these Games. In the final, Naveen beat Indonesia's Fredy Setiawan 21-9, 21-17.
Thulasimathi Murugesan, in her third final of the day, finally got over the line, as she partnered Manasi Joshi to beat China's Yang Qiuxia and Xiao Zuxian in the final of the women's doubles SL3-SU5, and win gold.
Thulasimathi Murugesan won silver in the women's singles SU5, after losing 18-21, 11-21 to China's Yang Qiuxia in the final.
Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan won silver in the women's singles SH6, after losing 12-21, 13-21 to Li Fengmei of China in the final.
Nitesh Kumar and Thulasimathi Murugesan won silver in the mixed doubles SL3-SU5 category, after losing 21-11, 19-21, 14-21 in the final to Paralympic champions Leani Ratri Okila and Hikmat Ramadani.
SHOOTING PARA SPORT
Mona Agarwal won gold in the women's 50m Rifle 3 Position SH1, with a world record score of 357.1 in the final.
PARA TABLE TENNIS
Jehan Madan and Shubham Wadhwa won bronze in the men's doubles class MD4, after finishing fourth in the group, which earned them one of the two bronze medals on offer.
PARA SWIMMING
Himanshu Nandal won bronze in Men's 100m Freestyle S11, with a time of 1:05.90.
Day 04 - Oct 22
PARA ATHLETICS
Suvarna Raj won gold in the women's discus throw F54, with a best throw of 15.66m. In a close final, Suvarna held off Iran's Shahla Hadidi by just 21cm, to bring home another athletics gold for India.
Anjanaben Bumbadiya won gold in the women's 400m T47 with a time of 59.97 seconds. She led an India 1-2 with Jayanti Behera winning silver.
Shailesh Kumar won gold in the men's high jump T63 with a best jump of 1.89m. Shailesh led an Indian sweep of the podium, as Varun Bhati won silver with 1.84m, and Rahul won bronze with 1.81m.
Tejalben Damor won silver in the women's 400m T12 with a time of 57.60 seconds. She finished behind Iran's Hajar Safarzadeh who set a new games record of 56.43 seconds.
Dilip Gavit won gold in Men's 400m T47 Final. This is Gavit's second gold medal in Aichi-Nagoya, as he clocked 48.27s to win the race. Bhavikkumar Bharwad had finished second 49.31s but was disqualified.
Ravi Karthik Budigina won the bronze in Men's 50m Freestyle S13 Final after a time of 25.89s, narrowly losing to Yavianda Maulana of Indonesia, who took silver just 0.38s ahead of the Indian.
Ravanni Valasanaini won bronze in Women's 400m T11 Final. She came up with a personal best time of 1:03.64 to finish third in the race.
Solairaj Dharmaraj clinched the gold medal in Men's Long Jump T44/T62/T64 Final. He defended the gold from Hangzhou in style, jumping a Asian Record 7.15m in his second attempt for 807 points.
PARA ARCHERY
Sheetal Devi won gold in the compound women's individual after beating Singapore Nur Alim Syahidah 142-139 in the gold medal match.
Sheetal Devi and Toman Kumar won gold in the compound mixed team after beating the Indonesian pair of Teodora Audi Ayudia Ferelly and Ken Swagumilang 151-148 in the gold medal match.
Swati Chaudhary won silver in the women's W1 category after losing 2-6 in the final to China's Cen Mengkan.
PARA BADMINTON
Suhas Yathiraj won bronze in men's singles SL4. Suhas lost in a hard-fought semifinal to Indonesia's Fredy Setiawan, going down 21-23, 21-8, 21-15.
Abhijeet Sakhuja won bronze in men's singles SL4. Abhijeet lost to compatriot Naveen Sivakumar 13-21, 15-21 in the semifinal.
Manisha Ramadass won silver in women's singles SU5. Manisha lost to compatriot Thulasimathi Murugesan 21-19, 15-21, 13-21 in the semifinal.
Sanjana Kumari won bronze in women's singles SL3. She was comfortably beaten 7-21, 9-21 by Japan's Shino Kawai.
Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan and Krishna Nagar won bronze in mixed doubles SH6. They lost in straight games -- 14-21, 18-21 -- to Indonesia's Rina Marlina and Subhan in the semifinal.
Surya Kant Yadav and Naveen Sivakumar won bronze in men's doubles. They lost 8-21, 21-19, 16-21 in the semifinal to Indonesia's Suryo Nugroho and Muh Al Imran.
Manisha Ramdass and Pramod Bhagat won bronze in mixed doubles SL3-SU5 category.
PARA SWIMMING
Kapil Kumar won silver in the men's 400m freestyle S10, with a time 4:38.44. He was comfortably behind the eventual gold medallist Akito Minai (Japan) who finished in 4:27.44.
Swatik Patil won bronze in the men's 100m breaststroke SB9 with a time of 1:13.77. He was half a second off a silver medal, which was taken by Iran's Shahin Izadyar. Both of them were around four seconds off the winner Sina Zeyghaminejad.
Tejas Nandakumar won bronze in Men's 100m Backstroke S7 Final after finishing the race with a timing of 1:18.58.
PARA TABLE TENNIS
Bhavina Patel and Shubham Wadhwa won bronze in the mixed doubles - class XD7, after losing 1-3 in the semifinal to South Korea's Jang Yeongjin and Lee Migyu.
Day 03 - Oct 21
PARA ATHLETICS
Ayush Verma won India's ninth gold in Para Athletics at these Games, and his second medal of these Games. After bronze in the men's javelin F53/F54 on Tuesday, Ayush won gold in the men's shot put F53 on Wednesday with a throw of 8.16m.
Praveen Kumar soon followed Ayush's gold with another in the men's high jump T64, with a best jump of 2.05m. It was a new Games Record from Praveen, and just 0.03m short of his Asian record. In the same event, Banti won silver for India, with a best jump of 1.92m.
Sachin Khilari set a new Games Record with a throw of 15.87m to take gold, in leading an Indian sweep of the podium in the Men's Shot Put F46. Mohammed Yasser took silver with 15.06m, and Parveen took bronze with 14.94m.
Bhagyashri Jadhav set a personal best on her way to silver in the women's shot put F34. Bhagyashri's best throw of 8.19m had initially equaled the existing Asian Para Games record, but it was soon broken by China's Zou Lijuan, who threw it 9.07m, just shy of her world record of 9.25m.
Manjeet won silver in the men's javelin F12/F13 category, with a personal best throw of 61.41m, that gave him 838 points. He finished behind Japan's Yuta Wakoh, who got 914 points with a throw of 59.66m.
Preeti Pal won silver in the women's 100m T35 category, with a time of 13.98 seconds, 0.41 seconds behind world record holder Zhou Xia of China, who set a new games record.
Anubhav Choudhary won bronze in the men's 100m T35 with a personal best time of 12.72 seconds. He was just 0.03 seconds off a silver medal, but a healthy 0.40 seconds behind gold medal winner Alireza Zare of Iran.
Rakeshbhai Bhatt won a bronze in the men's 100m T37 category, with a personal best timing of 11.50 seconds.In that event, Rakeshbhai finished 0.19 seconds off gold medallist Ali Alnakhli (Saudi Arabia) and 0.15 seconds off silver medallist Saptayogo Purnomo (Indonesia).
Dilip Gavit and Basil Mohammed made it 1-2 for India in the Men's 100m T47 Final. Gavit won gold with a time of 10.69s, Basil Mohammed was just a fraction behind, claiming the silver with 10.72s. Shi Kangjun of China claimed bronze with a time of 10.80s.
Simran Sharma won the gold medal in Women's 100m T12 Final. Fresh from her gold in the 200m, Simran earned her second gold medal of these Games with a storming 12.02s run.
Sukhchain has won the bronze medal with a best effort of 29.94m in the Men's Javelin Throw F55 Final.
Karamjyoti won the bronze medal after a personal best throw of 21.60m.in Women's Discus Throw F55 Final.
Pranav Desai has claimed bronze in the Men's 100m T64 Final with a time of 11.96s, just 0.18s behind Denpoom Kotcharang of Thailand who took silver, while Kengo Oshima of Japan took gold with a games record time of 11.39s.
Akira Banothu won the silver in Men's 400m T35/T38 Final. He ran in 51.25s beating out his competitor, however since he's a T38 athlete, he earned 948 points, which is not enough to beat T35 athlete Mohammed Khalaf of Iraq who ran 57.08s but earned 1074 points.
Ravi Rongali won the bronze medal in Men's Shot Put F40 event after coming up with a best throw of 10.02m.
Sharath Makanahalli has earned the bronze medal in Men's 1500m T12/T13 Final after finishing the race in a time of 4:11.01.
Shailesh Kumar has clinched the bronze medal in Men's Long Jump T42/T61/T63 Final after coming up with a best jump 5.57m (675 pts), which is also a games record in T42 category.
Haney has clinched the bronze medal in the Men's Javelin Throw F37 category after coming up with a personal best throw of 57.04m in last attempt of the event.
PARA ARCHERY
Sheetal Devi and Payal Nag won silver in the women's para compound doubles event. After sailing through to the final comfortably on Tuesday, Sheetal and Payal lost 141-150 in the final to China's Xu Xueqing and Zhao Jing.
PARA BADMINTON
Alphia James and Pallavi K won the bronze medal in in Women's Doubles WH1-WH2 event after losing to China's Xu Tingting and Yang Fan in the semifinals.
PARA POWERLIFTING
Kasthuri Rajamani won silver in the women's up to 67kg category in para powerlifting. She lifted 108kg to finish second, just a kilo more than third-placed South Korean Kim Hyeonghui.
PARA SWIMMING
Himanshi Nandal has won the bronze in the men's 100m breaststroke SB11 final after recording a timing of 1:20.72 behind China's Yang Bozun won took the gold in 1:12.69 and Japan's Keiichi Kimura who claimed silver in 1:12.72.
Ravi Budigina has clinched silver in men's 100m backstroke S13 final with a time of 1:10.10.
Rohit Kumar has won the bronze medal after clocking 1:57.25 in Men's 100m Breaststroke SB4 Final.
Day 02 - Oct 20
PARA ATHLETICS - 5 x GOLD, 4 x SILVER, 5 x BRONZE
Deepthi Jeevanji set a games record in the women's 400m T20, finishing in 56.20 seconds, and won India's fifth gold medal of these games.
Pradeep Kumar won silver in the men's javelin F53/F54 event, with a best throw of 27.45m. In the same event, Ayush Verma, in the F53 category, won bronze with a best throw of 17.88m, which was weighed up a little further, due to his impediment being of a higher degree.
Praveen Sharma won bronze in the men's shot put F11 with a personal best throw of 13.86m.
Preeti Pal won a silver medal in the Women's 200m T35 event with a time of 29.53s.
In a one-two double podium for India, Pranav Soorma and Ram Ratan Singh won Gold and Silver in Men's Discus Throw F51/F52/F53. Soorma, who had previously won silver at the Paris Paralympics in Men's Club Throw F51 event, has tried his hand at Discus Throw and won it with an Asian record throw of 11.66m, while Singh threw 10.35m.
In another double podium for India, Simran and Tejalben Damor won Gold and Bronze in the Women's 200m T12. Simran won with a Games Record time of 24.80s, while Tejalben ran a personal best time of 25.23s to take bronze, only missing out on silver by 0.21s.
A triple podium for India in Men's Discus Throw F43/F44/F62/F64 --- Denvender Kumar, Rakesh and Pardeep Kumar completed a historic podium for India in a field that had four competitors.
Nishad Kumar made it two gold medals in two days at these Games, winning his pet Men's High Jump T47 event with 1.88m, a day after winning the Men's Long Jump F46.
Hokato Hotozhe won bronze in Men's Shot Put F56/F57 with a best throw of 14.65m.
PARA TABLE TENNIS - 5 x BRONZE
Bhavina Patel lost to China's Zhang Bian in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 4-5, and won the bronze medal.
Sonalben Patel lost to South Korea's Yoon Jiyu in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 3, and won the bronze medal.
Prachi Pandey lost to Iraq's Najlah Al-Dayyeni in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 6, and won the bronze medal.
Sahana Ravi lost to China's Mao Jingdian in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 9, and won the bronze medal.
Jehan Madan finished fourth in his group in the men's singles - class 1, and won the bronze medal.
SHOOTING PARA SPORT - 1 x SILVER, 1 x BRONZE
Manish Narwal, the former Paralympic champion from Tokyo in 2021, won silver in the men's 10m air pistol SH1 category, after scoring 233.7 points in the final, only losing out to South Korean world record holder Jo Jeongdu, who set a new games record in the final, scoring 241.3 points.
Shrishti Arora won bronze in the women's 10m air pistol SH1 category, after an impressive back-half of the competition following a rough start. as she finished with 214.7 points. When she was eliminated, Shrishti was 2.0 behind second place.
PARA POWERLIFTING - 1 x SILVER
Ashok won silver in the men's up to 65kg category, with a best lift of 192kg. Ashok was comfortably behind the winner, China's Zou Yi, who had a best lift of 216kg, but was also comfortably above Indonesia's Margono, who finished in third place with a lift of 177kg.
PARA SWIMMING - 2 x BRONZE
Himanshu Nandal won India's second para-swimming medal of the Games, taking bronze in the Men's 400m Freestyle S11 Final with a time of 5:10.91.
Niranjan Mukundan won bronze in Men's 200m Individual Medley S7 Final with a time of 2:57.01, taking India's tally to three in Para-swimming.
Day 01 - Oct 19 (11 Medals - 4G | 5S | 2B)
SHOOTING PARA SPORT: 1 x GOLD, 1 x SILVER
Mona Agarwal claimed the gold with a Games record, while Avani Lekhara took the silver in the women's 10m air rifle SH1 event.
PARA JUDO: 1 x SILVER, 1 x BRONZE
Kokila won a silver in women's J2 -52kg category and Kapil Parmar clinched a bronze in the men's J1 -70kg division.
PARA ATHLETICS: 3 x GOLD, 2 x SILVER, 1 x BRONZE
Nishad Kumar, a two-time Paralympic silver-winner in high jump, competed in F46 men's long jump for the first time and won gold with a jump of 7.11m.
Rinku Hooda won gold and Ajeet Singh silver in F46 men's javelin throw, as India dominated the three-man field with two season best throws.
Soumya clocked a personal best of 5:12.39sec to win the gold ahead of compatriot Venkatesh Radha (5:30.90sec) in women's 1500m T12/T13 event.
Ravanni Valasanaini took the bronze in T11 women's 1500m.
PARA SWIMMING: 1 x SILVER
Ravi Karthik Budigina won silver in the men's 100m freestyle S13 event, clocking 56.68 seconds.