India’s para athletics had a moment to remember in 2025. At the World Para Athletics Championships, our para athletes won 22 medals – the best haul India has ever seen. TRRAIN salutes these Indian para sports heroes whose courage, grit, and dreams lifted not just medals, but hearts. Through their inspiring stories of the Para athletes’ world championship, we see what inclusive sports in India really mean.
A Record Haul & What It Means
- India finished 10th overall with 6 gold, 9 silver, and 7 bronze.
- More than medals: there were championship records, Asian records, and many personal bests.
- These highlight para athletics achievements in India, and how much the world is seeing our para athletes’ spirit. TRRAIN believes these stories inspire all of us.
Meet the 22 Indian Heroes Of India Para Athletics 2025
Here are the 22 medallists. Each one is a story, each one is a win. All are part of India’s para athletics 2025 glory.
| ATHLETE | EVENT & MEDALS |
| Simran Sharma | Women’s 100m T12 (Gold) |
| Nishad Kumar | Men’s High Jump T47 (Gold) |
| Sumit Antil | Men’s Javelin Throw F64 (Gold) |
| Sandip Sanjay Sargar | Men’s Javelin Throw F44 (Gold) |
| Rinku Hooda | Men’s Javelin Throw F46 (Gold) |
| Sahilesh Kumar | Men’s High Jump T63 (Gold) |
| Simran Sharma | Women’s 200m T12 (Silver) |
| Preeti Pal | Women’s 100m T35 (Silver) |
| Navdeep Singh | Men’s Javelin Throw F41 (Silver) |
| Ekta Bhyan | Women’s Club Throw F51 (Silver) |
| Dharambir Nain | Men’s Club Throw F51 (Silver) |
| Sandeep Chaudhary | Men’s Javelin Throw F44 (Silver) |
| Yogesh Kathuniya | Men’s Discus Throw F56 (Silver) |
| Sundar Singh Gurjar | Men’s Javelin Throw F46 (Silver) |
| Deepthi Jeevanji | Women’s 400m T20 (Silver) |
| Sandeep | Men’s 200m T44 (Bronze) |
| Soman Rana | Men’s Shot Put F57 (Bronze) |
| Praveen Kumar | Men’s High Jump T64 (Bronze) |
| Preeti Pal | Women’s 200m T35 (Bronze) |
| Pardeep Kumar | Men’s Discus Throw F64 (Bronze) |
| Atul Kaushik | Men’s Discus Throw F57 (Bronze) |
| Varun Singh Bhati | Men’s High Jump T63 (Bronze) |
Why Inspiring Stories of Para Athletes Matter
These wins are not just about medals. They are about people overcoming odds. India’s para sports heroes are mothers, fathers, young athletes, those who have had injuries, disabilities, or life challenges. Inclusive sports in India means giving a chance, respect, and support to all who wish to compete. These 22 ignited that spirit. When we say Inspiring stories of para athletes, we are talking about journeys of will, sweat, hope – often from places little known, with little support, yet rising to shine.
Supporting The Dream With TRRAIN
At TRRAIN, we believe true excellence in India para athletics 2025 came because of community, coaches, family, infrastructure, small sponsors, and public heroes. To keep this going, we need:
- More recognition through stories, media, and awareness.
- Better facilities and training for para athletes across India.
- More opportunities at the local levels so that talent doesn’t go unseen.
India’s para athletics world championships 2025 were more than a medal tally. It was proof that Indian para sports heroes are rising strong. Their achievements, their stories, their medals: gold, silver, bronze, are not ends but beginnings. Beginnings of hope, beginnings of more inclusive sports in India, beginnings of a future where every athlete, regardless of ability, can dream and win.
Every medal tells a story, and every story deserves support. You can contribute through a donation for disabled persons to help India’s para-athletes achieve their dreams. Contact TRRAIN Today.
