Prime Minister congratulated Mona Agrawal on winning a gold medal at the Asian Para Games and setting a new world record.

During the closing ceremony of the Asian Para Games, India's delegation achieved several notable accomplishments, among which Mona Agrawal’s gold medal win and setting a world record stood out. Mona delivered an outstanding performance in her event, covering a distance of 12.45 metres, making her not only the first Indian woman in Asia but also establishing a new world standard in this category. In view of this achievement, the Prime Minister congratulated Mona on national television, saying, “Your courage and dedication inspire the entire nation; you are writing a new chapter in our sporting history.”

On this occasion, the Prime Minister also outlined the steps being taken toward India’s overall development of para sports. He explained that the government has launched several initiatives in recent years to strengthen basic facilities, coaching, and financial support, thereby providing the necessary environment for disabled athletes to compete on the international stage. Mona’s success was seen as direct evidence of the positive outcomes of this policy. Additionally, the Prime Minister urged all Indian athletes to remain inspired to achieve similar feats in upcoming international competitions, stating that sports play an essential role in the nation’s progress.

Mona Agrawal’s victory not only increased India’s total medal tally at the Asian Para Games but also established an inspiration for future generations. This achievement was praised by various sports organizations and social groups at the national level, and it is expected that by maintaining this enthusiasm, India’s international standing in para sports will be further strengthened.