Aichi-Nagoya, Japan: India signed off from the Asian Para Games 2026 with a historic haul of 114 medals, surpassing its previous tally of 108 and underlining the country’s growing strength in para-sports.
The Indian contingent delivered a memorable campaign in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, with athletes producing outstanding performances, record-breaking displays and inspiring victories across disciplines.
The achievement reflects the determination, resilience and competitive spirit of India’s para-athletes, who continue to push boundaries and raise the country’s profile on the international sporting stage.
Beyond the medals, the campaign celebrated the efforts of athletes who overcame challenges to compete at the highest level. Their performances also highlighted the contribution of coaches, support staff and the wider sporting ecosystem in helping India’s para-sport movement progress.
The increase from 108 medals at the previous edition to 114 in 2026 marks another significant milestone for Indian para-sports.
As the Games draw to a close, India’s champions return home with more than medals. Their performances have delivered powerful stories of perseverance, ambition and national pride.
India’s final tally of 114 medals stands as a landmark achievement — and a reminder of the growing potential of para-sports in the country.
