Here is a schedule for the 19 participating Indians at the Rio Paralympic Games 2016:
#1 Archery
| Date | Time | Event | Para-athlete |
| Sept 15 | 18:30-22:30 | Recurve Individual | Pooja |
| Sept 15 | 23:30-3:30 |
#2 Athletics
| Date | Time | Event | Para-athlete |
| Sept 10 | 0:00-3:25 | High Jump F42 Final | Mariyappan Thangavelu, Varun Singh Bhati, Sharad Kumar |
| Sept 10 | 0:00-3:25 | Javelin Throw F44 Final | Ranbeer Narendra, Sandeep Singh Mann |
| Sept 12 | 18:30-21:30 | Shotput F53 Final | Deepa Mallik |
| Sept 12 | 18:30-21:40 | 1500m Race T11 Round 1 | Ankur Dhama |
| Sept 14 | 0:00-3:10 | Javelin Throw F46 Final | Devendra Jhajharia, Sundar Singh Gurjar, Rinku |
| Sept 14 | 0:00-3:10 | 1500m Race T11 Final | |
| Sept 16 | 18:30-21:30 | Club Throw F51 Final | Sandeep Singh Mann, Amit Kumar Saroha |
| Sept 17 | 0:00-3:00 | High Jump F47 Final | Rampal Chahar |
| Sept 17 | 18:30-21:15 | Discus Throw F55 Final | Karamjyoti Dalal |
| Sept 17 | 18:30-21:15 | Shotput F57 Final | Virender Dhankar |
#3 Powerlifting
| Date | Time | Event | Para-athlete |
| Sept 8 | 23:30-1:00 | Men’s 48kg | Farman Basha |
#4 Shooting
| Date | Time | Event | Para-athlete |
| Sept 13 | 02:30-6:30 | Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions | Naresh Sharma |
#5 Swimming
| Date | Time | Event | Para-athlete |
| Sept 12 | 18:00-21:15 | Men's 50m Butterfly Heats | Suyash Narayan Jadhav |
| Sept 13 | 0:00-3:55 | Men’s 50m Butterfly Finals |
India has always performed quite consistently at the Paralympics except for the break the country took after the 1972 Games. Since making a return to the competition in 1984, India has not missed a single edition of the Paralympic Games.
This year, 19 athletes travel to Rio to compete on the biggest stage for paralympic sports in the world. After a disappointing run in the Rio Olympics, it is heartening to see the outpour of support the inspirational athletes receive from the country.
The squad includes veterans like Naresh Kumar Sharma, a para-shooter who has participated in every edition of the Paralympics since 1996, and the celebrated para-athlete, Devendra Jhajharia, who won for India its second ever Gold medal at the Paralympics.
The Games take place between the 7th to the 18th of September and will be celebrated as enthusiastically as the Olympics were. The Paralympics is a chance for a number of inspiring sportspersons from around the world to compete in various disciplines.
