Prime Minister congratulated Niranjan Mukundan on winning a bronze medal at the Asian Para Sports.

India clinches bronze for Niranjan Mukundan at Asian Para Sports, showcasing its prowess on the international stage.

In the Asian Para Sports, India once again demonstrated its capabilities on the international stage by securing a bronze medal for Niranjan Mukundan. Mukundan displayed rapid speed and technical skill in the 100‑meter sprint (T‑38 class), outpacing his competitors in the final stretch to win the medal. This victory not only increased India’s overall medal tally but also injected new energy into the development of disabled sports in the country.

The Prime Minister specifically praised Niranjan’s hard work, discipline, and confidence in light of this achievement. He said that such victories are crucial steps toward raising awareness about persons with disabilities in society and providing them with equal opportunities. The Prime Minister also highlighted that the government has prioritized improving infrastructure for para sports, expanding training facilities, and providing financial support so that more athletes can shine on the international stage in the future.

Niranjan’s success has become an inspiring example for the development of para sports. The Ministry of Sports announced that, following this win, Niranjan will receive additional financial assistance, high‑level coaching, and special facilities for participation in international competitions. Moreover, various educational institutions and sports organizations are being encouraged to celebrate this achievement at the national level, thereby strengthening social support for disabled sports. Niranjan Mukundan’s accomplishment has given a new direction to para sports in India and ignited hope for many more successes in the future.