Ever since the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the Indian para shuttlers have had an incredible run in back-to-back international tournaments, winning a considerable number of medals with their consistency over the months.Most recently, the Indian Para-Badminton players have bagged as many as nine medals at the Canada Para Badminton International tournament that took place between June 8-12 in Ottawa. It included two golds, one silver and six bronze medals.Paralympic India 🇮🇳 🏅#Praise4Para@ParalympicIndia9 Medals2 Gold1 Silver6 BronzeIndian Para Team Won 9 Medals Including 2 Gold, 1 Silver & 6 Bronze in Canada Para Badminton International 8-12 June 2022Gold Medalist1. WS SU5 - Manisha Ramadas2. WS SL3 - Manasi JoshiSilver Medalist 1. MS SL3 - Pramod Bhagat3479 Medals2 Gold1 Silver6 BronzeIndian Para Team Won 9 Medals Including 2 Gold, 1 Silver & 6 Bronze in Canada Para Badminton International 8-12 June 2022Gold Medalist1. WS SU5 - Manisha Ramadas2. WS SL3 - Manasi JoshiSilver Medalist 1. MS SL3 - Pramod Bhagat https://t.co/DurvLrzI8AManisha Ramdass (SU5) and Manasi Girishchandra Joshi (SL3) extended their winning streak as both the shuttlers bagged one gold medal each in their respective categories.The 33-year-old Joshi thrashed Japan's Noriko Ito 21-14 21-10 in the women's singles summit clash to finish on top. Meanwhile, Manisha defeated 2020 Tokyo Paralympic bronze medallist Akiko Sugino 27-25 21-9 to win a gold medal in the SL3 category.Following her gold medal win, Manasi Joshi wrote:"This year I've decided that I will try and remain at the top of my game and at the top of the table. Bring it on...!"Manasi G. Joshi@joshimanasi11This year I've decided that I will try and remain at the top of my game and at the top of the table.Bring it on..1433This year I've decided that I will try and remain at the top of my game and at the top of the table.Bring it on..Meanwhile, veteran shuttler and Tokyo Paralympics gold medallist Pramod Bhagat settled for a silver medal after losing in the finals. He went down 14-21 21-9 15-21 to his arch-rival Daniel Bethell of England in a three-setter.Medal-winners at the Canada Para Badminton InternationalGold Medalists:1. WS SU5 - Manisha Ramadas2. WS SL3 - Manasi JoshiSilver Medalist:1. MS SL3 - Pramod BhagatBronze Medallists:1. MS SL3 - Nitesh Kumar2. WS SL3 - Parul Parmar3. MS SL4 - Tarun Dhillon4. MS SU5 - Ruthick Raghupathi5. XD SL3-SU5 - Ruthick Raghupathi & Manasi Joshi6. MD SL3-SL4 - Nitesh Kumar & Tarun DhillonAlso read: Bahrain Para Badminton International 2022: Pramod Bhagat strikes double gold, Indian contingent bags 23 medals