India's campaign at the Asian Para Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan is all set to kick off from October 19. A total of 489 medal events will take place across 19 sporting disciplines as India aims to better its best-ever 109-medal haul (27 gold) from Hangzhou in 2023.

India had sent 309 competitors then, but has reduced its contingent to 168 athletes, with the build-up marred by selection controversies. With plenty of Paralympic medallists in the contingent however, hopes remain high.

ASIAN PARA GAMES MEDAL TALLY | INDIA AT ASIAN GAMES 2026

Here is the list of every medal India have won at the Asian Games 2026 so far:

Day 03 - Oct 21

PARA ATHLETICS

Ayush Verma won India's ninth gold in Para Athletics at these Games, and his second medal of these Games. After bronze in the men's javelin F53/F54 on Tuesday, Ayush won gold in the men's shot put F53 on Wednesday with a throw of 8.16m.

Praveen Kumar soon followed Ayush's gold with another in the men's high jump T64, with a best jump of 2.05m. It was a new Games Record from Praveen, and just 0.03m short of his Asian record. In the same event, Banti won silver for India, with a best jump of 1.92m.

Sachin Khilari set a new Games Record with a throw of 15.87m to take gold, in leading an Indian sweep of the podium in the Men's Shot Put F46. Mohammed Yasser took silver with 15.06m, and Parveen took bronze with 14.94m.

Bhagyashri Jadhav set a personal best on her way to silver in the women's shot put F34. Bhagyashri's best throw of 8.19m had initially equaled the existing Asian Para Games record, but it was soon broken by China's Zou Lijuan, who threw it 9.07m, just shy of her world record of 9.25m.

Manjeet won silver in the men's javelin F12/F13 category, with a personal best throw of 61.41m, that gave him 838 points. He finished behind Japan's Yuta Wakoh, who got 914 points with a throw of 59.66m.

Anubhav Choudhary won bronze in the men's 100m T35 with a personal best time of 12.72 seconds. He was just 0.03 seconds off a silver medal, but a healthy 0.40 seconds behind gold medal winner Alireza Zare of Iran.

Rakeshbhai Bhatt won a bronze in the men's 100m T37 category, with a personal best timing of 11.50 seconds.In that event, Rakeshbhai finished 0.19 seconds off gold medallist Ali Alnakhli (Saudi Arabia) and 0.15 seconds off silver medallist Saptayogo Purnomo (Indonesia).

PARA ARCHERY

Sheetal Devi and Payal Nag won silver in the women's para compound doubles event. After sailing through to the final comfortably on Tuesday, Sheetal and Payal lost 141-150 in the final to China's Xu Xueqing and Zhao Jing.

PARA POWERLIFTING

Kasthuri Rajamani won silver in the women's up to 67kg category in para powerlifting. She lifted 108kg to finish second, just a kilo more than third-placed South Korean Kim Hyeonghui.

Day 02 - Oct 20

PARA ATHLETICS - 5 x GOLD, 4 x SILVER, 5 x BRONZE

Deepthi Jeevanji set a games record in the women's 400m T20, finishing in 56.20 seconds, and won India's fifth gold medal of these games.

Pradeep Kumar won silver in the men's javelin F53/F54 event, with a best throw of 27.45m. In the same event, Ayush Verma, in the F53 category, won bronze with a best throw of 17.88m, which was weighed up a little further, due to his impediment being of a higher degree.

Praveen Sharma won bronze in the men's shot put F11 with a personal best throw of 13.86m.

Preeti Pal won a silver medal in the Women's 200m T35 event with a time of 29.53s.

In a one-two double podium for India, Pranav Soorma and Ram Ratan Singh won Gold and Silver in Men's Discus Throw F51/F52/F53. Soorma, who had previously won silver at the Paris Paralympics in Men's Club Throw F51 event, has tried his hand at Discus Throw and won it with an Asian record throw of 11.66m, while Singh threw 10.35m.

In another double podium for India, Simran and Tejalben Damor won Gold and Bronze in the Women's 200m T12. Simran won with a Games Record time of 24.80s, while Tejalben ran a personal best time of 25.23s to take bronze, only missing out on silver by 0.21s.

A triple podium for India in Men's Discus Throw F43/F44/F62/F64 --- Denvender Kumar, Rakesh and Pardeep Kumar completed a historic podium for India in a field that had four competitors.

Nishad Kumar made it two gold medals in two days at these Games, winning his pet Men's High Jump T47 event with 1.88m, a day after winning the Men's Long Jump F46.

Hokato Hotozhe won bronze in Men's Shot Put F56/F57 with a best throw of 14.65m.

PARA TABLE TENNIS - 5 x BRONZE

Bhavina Patel lost to China's Zhang Bian in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 4-5, and won the bronze medal.

Sonalben Patel lost to South Korea's Yoon Jiyu in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 3, and won the bronze medal.

Prachi Pandey lost to Iraq's Najlah Al-Dayyeni in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 6, and won the bronze medal.

Sahana Ravi lost to China's Mao Jingdian in the semifinal of the women's singles - class 9, and won the bronze medal.

Jehan Madan finished fourth in his group in the men's singles - class 1, and won the bronze medal.

SHOOTING PARA SPORT - 1 x SILVER, 1 x BRONZE

Manish Narwal, the former Paralympic champion from Tokyo in 2021, won silver in the men's 10m air pistol SH1 category, after scoring 233.7 points in the final, only losing out to South Korean world record holder Jo Jeongdu, who set a new games record in the final, scoring 241.3 points.

Shrishti Arora won bronze in the women's 10m air pistol SH1 category, after an impressive back-half of the competition following a rough start. as she finished with 214.7 points. When she was eliminated, Shrishti was 2.0 behind second place.

PARA POWERLIFTING - 1 x SILVER

Ashok won silver in the men's up to 65kg category, with a best lift of 192kg. Ashok was comfortably behind the winner, China's Zou Yi, who had a best lift of 216kg, but was also comfortably above Indonesia's Margono, who finished in third place with a lift of 177kg.

PARA SWIMMING - 2 x BRONZE

Himanshu Nandal won India's second para-swimming medal of the Games, taking bronze in the Men's 400m Freestyle S11 Final with a time of 5:10.91.

Niranjan Mukundan won bronze in Men's 200m Individual Medley S7 Final with a time of 2:57.01, taking India's tally to three in Para-swimming.

Day 01 - Oct 19 (11 Medals - 4G | 5S | 2B)

SHOOTING PARA SPORT: 1 x GOLD, 1 x SILVER

Mona Agarwal claimed the gold with a Games record, while Avani Lekhara took the silver in the women's 10m air rifle SH1 event.

PARA JUDO: 1 x SILVER, 1 x BRONZE

Kokila won a silver in women's J2 -52kg category and Kapil Parmar clinched a bronze in the men's J1 -70kg division.

PARA ATHLETICS: 3 x GOLD, 2 x SILVER, 1 x BRONZE

Nishad Kumar, a two-time Paralympic silver-winner in high jump, competed in F46 men's long jump for the first time and won gold with a jump of 7.11m.

Rinku Hooda won gold and Ajeet Singh silver in F46 men's javelin throw, as India dominated the three-man field with two season best throws.

Soumya clocked a personal best of 5:12.39sec to win the gold ahead of compatriot Venkatesh Radha (5:30.90sec) in women's 1500m T12/T13 event.

Ravanni Valasanaini took the bronze in T11 women's 1500m.

PARA SWIMMING: 1 x SILVER

Ravi Karthik Budigina won silver in the men's 100m freestyle S13 event, clocking 56.68 seconds.