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India has slipped to the sixth position in the Asian Para Games 2023 Medal Tally with 64 medals in three days. They have 15 gold, 20 silver, and 29 bronze medals so far at the event.
China retains the top stop in the medal tally with 300 medals (118 gold, 96 silver, and 86 bronze). They bagged 135 medals on Day 3 of the quadrennial event to touch the 300 mark.
Meanwhile, Iran and Japan also retain their second & third spot in the table having 73 & 69 medals, respectively. Thailand has jumped two places to occupy the fourth place with 63 medals, while Uzbekistan slips to fifth place with just 55 medals.
India is behind Uzbekistan in the medal tally despite having won more medals as the latter nation has 17 gold medals, which is two more than India.
India's medal winners on Day 3 at the Asian Para Games 2023
Here is the list of all Indian athletes who won a medal on Day 3 at the Asian Para Games 2023:
Women's Discuss Throw F54/55 - Pooja (Silver)
Men's F64 Javelin Throw - Sumit Antil (Gold)
Men's F64 Javelin Throw - Pushpendra Singh (Silver)
Men's 200m T35 - Narayan Thakur (Bronze)
Men's Javelin Throw F37 - Haney (Gold)
Men's 200m T37 - Shreyansh Trivedi (Bronze)
Men's Shot Put F56/57 - Soman Rana (Silver)
Men's Shot Put F56/57 - Sema Hokato Hotozhe (Bronze)
Men's Javelin Throw F46 - Sundar Gurjar (Gold)
Men's Javelin Throw F46 - Rinku Hooda (Silver)
Men's Javelin Throw F46 - Ajeet Singh Yadav (Bronze)
Men's 1500m T11 - Ankur Dhama (Gold)
Men's 1500m T13 - Shankarappa Sharath Makanahalli (Silver)
Women's 1500m T11 - Rakshitha Raju (Gold)
Women's 1500m T11 - Lalitha Killaka (Silver)
Women's Long Jump T47 - Nimisha (Gold)
Table Tennis
Women's Singles Class 4 - Bhavina Patel (Bronze)
Men's Singles Class 1 - Sandeep Dangi (Bronze)
Badminton
Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 - Pramod Bhagat/Manisha Ramadass (Bronze)
Women's Singles SL3 - Manasi Joshi (Bronze)
Mixed Doubles SH6 - Sivarajan Solaimalai/Sivan Nithya Sre Sumathy (Bronze)
Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 - Nitesh Kumar/Thulasimathi Murugesan (Bronze)
Women's Singles SL3 - Mandeep Kaur (Bronze)
Women's Singles SL4 - Vaishnavi Puneyani (Bronze)
Archery
Men's Doubles Recurve Open - Harvinder Singh/Sahil (Bronze)
Women's Double Compound Open - Sheetal Devi/Saritha (Silver)
Men's Double Compound Open - Rakesh Kumar/Suraj Singh (Bronze)
Powerlifting
Women's -61kg - Zainab Khatoon (Silver)
Women's -61kg - Raj Kumari (Bronze)
