Paris Paralympics 2024 India Schedule September 2nd Medal Tally, and More

New Delhi: Indian action at the Paralympics on Day 5 will see Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Sumit Antil try to defend his gold medal (in Men’s Javelin Throw F64) in the Paris Paralympics. Apart from javelin, the Indian Para-Badminton contingent will be in action as they look to win the coveted silverware.

Para Shooting

• 12:30 PM- Nihal Singh, Amir Ahmad Bhat-  Mixed 25m Pistol SH1 Qualification Precision
• 4:30 PM- Nihal Singh, Amir Ahmad Bhat- Mixed 25m Pistol SH1 Qualification Rapid
• 8:15 PM- Nihal Singh, Amir Ahmad Bhat- Mixed 25m Pistol SH1 Final*

Para Athletics

• 1:30 PM- Yogesh Kathuniya- Men’s Discus Throw F56 Final
• 10:30 PM- Sumit Antil, Sandip Sanjay Sargar, Sandeep- Men’s Javelin Throw F64 Final
• 10:34 PM- Kanchan Lakhani- Women’s Discus Throw F53 Final
• 11:50 PM- Deepthi Jeevanji- Women’s 400m T20 (R 1)

Para Archery

• 8:40 PM- Sheetal Devi/Rakesh Kumar- Mixed Team Compound Open Quarterfinals
• 9:40 onwards- Sheetal Devi/Rakesh Kumar- Mixed Team Compound Open Semifinals*
• 10:35 onwards- Sheetal Devi/Rakesh Kumar- Mixed Team Compound Open Medal Rounds*

Para Badminton

• 1:40 PM onwards- Sivarajan Solaimalai/Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan vs Subhan/Rina Marlina (Indonesia)- Mixed Doubles SH6 Bronze Medal Match
• 3:30 PM onwards- Nitesh Kumar vs Daniel Bethell (Great Britain)- Men’s Singles SL3 Gold Medal Match
• 8 PM onwards- Thulasimathi Murugesan- Women’s Singles SU5 Gold Medal Match
• 8 PM onwards- Manisha Ramadass- Women’s Singles SU5 Bronze Medal Match
• 9:40 PM- Men’s Singles SL4 Gold Medal Match- Suhas Yathiraj vs Lucas Mazur (France)
• 9:40 PM- Sukant Kadam vs Fredy Setiawan (Indonesia)- Men’s Singles SL4 Bronze Medal Match
• 11:50 PM onwards- Nithya Sre Sivan vs Marlina Rina (Indonesia)- Women’s Singles SH6 Bronze Medal Match

* Subject to qualification

# Scheduled to take next day (i.e. 3rd September)

Medal Tally

At the end of Day 4 of the Paris Paralympics 2024, China is still at the top of the medal table with a whopping 71 medals. Meanwhile, India is placed in the 27th position with 7 medals (1 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze).