(Updated) Paris Paralympics Medal Tally 2024, Day 8: Who is leading the Total Medal Count? Check Here

2024 Paralympic Medal Count: September 5 will be an extraordinary day at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, filled with breathtaking moments and unforgettable achievements. Paralympic champions will be crowned in 11 fascinating sports, including Para Archery, Para Athletics and more, showcasing the extraordinary talent and dedication of these exceptional athletes.

Meanwhile, the iconic Eiffel Tower will provide a stunning backdrop for the Blind Football semi-final, while the Sitting Volleyball and Wheelchair Basketball semi-finals will also take centre stage, ensuring the day is filled with excitement. With 15 sports on the field, the City of Lights will dazzle with world-class competition and create an unforgettable and exciting atmosphere.

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Paris 2024 Paralympic Games – Medal Table (Top 10 Countries + India)

China continues to dominate the medal table. Meanwhile, India is setting records, having won 24 medals so far, including 5 gold medals, 9 silver medals, and 10 bronze medals. Here is the medal table:

rank	team	Gold	silver	bronze	All
1	China	62	Chapter 46	XXVII	135
2	U.K.	33	XXV	16	74
3	USA	XXV	XXVI	12	63
4	Netherlands	16	7	5	XXVIII
5	France	15	17	18	50
6	Brazil	15	15	XXVII	57
7	Ukraine	Thirteen	18	twenty one	52
8	Italy	Thirteen	10	twenty three	Chapter 46
9	Australia	11	12	18	41
10	Spain	7	8	17	XXXII
Thirteen	India	5	9	10	twenty four

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Paris 2024 Paralympic Games – India Day 8 Preview

Harvinder Singh and Pooja Jatyan will compete in the mixed team recurve archery event, while Mona Agarwal and Sidhartha Babu will compete in the shooting event. Both teams have made it to the knockout stage and will play medal matches later tonight if they qualify. Here is the full schedule:

Time(IST)	sports	event	Round	Player/Team/Game	result
1:00pm	Paralympic shooting	R6 Mixed 50m Rifle Prone SH1	qualifications	Mona Agarwal, Siddharth Babu	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
1:50 p.m.	Archery for the disabled	Mixed Team Recurve Open	1/8 Eliminated	Pooja/Harvinder Singh vs Amanda Jennings and Taymon Kenton-Smith (Australia)	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
2pm (approximately)	judo	Women’s 48kg J2	Quarterfinals	Kokila vs Akmalar Navatebek (Kazakhstan)	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
2:15pm (approximately)	judo	Men -60kg J1	Quarterfinals	Capel Palma vs Marcos Denis Blanco (Venezuela)	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
3:15pm	Paralympic shooting	R6 Mixed 50m Rifle Prone SH1	Finals (if qualified)	Mona Agarwal, Siddharth Babu	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
3:21 pm	Athletics for People with Disabilities	Women’s 100m T12	Semi-finals	Simran Singh	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
Starts at 4 p.m.	judo	Women’s 48kg J2	Replay and semi-finals (if eligible)	Kokila vs TBD	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
Starts at 4 p.m.	judo	Men’s -60kg J1	Replay and semi-finals (if eligible)	Kapil Palmer vs TBD	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
6:30 p.m.	Archery for the disabled	Mixed Team Recurve Open	Quarterfinals (if qualified)	Pooja/Harvinder Singh vs France or Poland	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
7:30pm onwards	judo	Women’s 48kg J2	Medal Match (if eligible)	Kokila vs TBD	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
7:30pm onwards	judo	Men’s -60kg J1	Medal Match (if eligible)	Kapil Palmer vs TBD	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
7:50 p.m.	Archery for the disabled	Mixed Team Recurve Open	Semi-finals (if qualified)	Pooja/Harvinder Singh vs TBD	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
8:45 p.m.	Archery for the disabled	Mixed Team Recurve Open	Bronze Medal Match (if eligible)	Pooja/Harvinder Singh vs TBD	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
9:05 p.m.	Archery for the disabled	Mixed Team Recurve Open	Gold Medal Game (if eligible)	Pooja/Harvinder Singh vs TBD	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
10:05 p.m.	Weightlifting for the disabled	Men -65kg	Final	Ashok Malik	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
10:47 p.m.	Athletics for People with Disabilities	Women’s 100m T12	Finals (if qualified)	Simran Singh	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined
12:12 am (September 6)	Athletics for People with Disabilities	Men’s Shot Put F35	Final	Arvind Malik	See more : Who is Rafael Nadal? Early Life, Career and Success To be determined

Meanwhile, in shooting, Mona Agarwal, who already won bronze in Paris, will compete in the mixed R6 50m rifle prone SH1 qualifying round along with Siddhartha Babu. If they qualify, both shooters will also compete in the final later today.

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Which countries lead in total medals?

China continued to consolidate its lead in the Paralympic medal table, further strengthening its dominance with an impressive 62 gold medals, 46 silver medals and 27 bronze medals. In total, they won 135 medals, consolidating their first place position.

Great Britain followed closely behind with 33 gold, 25 silver and 16 bronze medals for a total of 74. Great Britain’s continued strong performances at multiple Olympic Games have firmly established them among the elite nations.

In third place was the United States, which had a balanced medal count, winning 25 gold, 26 silver and 12 bronze medals for a total of 63. This all-round success highlighted their versatility and strength.

Although the Netherlands team did not win many medals, they won fourth place with 16 gold medals, 7 silver medals and 5 bronze medals (a total of 28 medals), which fully demonstrated the power of the gold medal.

As the host nation, France finished fifth with 15 gold medals, 17 silver medals and 18 bronze medals for a total of 50. Their outstanding performance reflected both inherent talent and the passion of the home fans.

India continued its progress on the world stage by climbing to 13th position with an impressive tally of 5 gold, 9 silver and 10 bronze medals for a total of 24 medals. Particularly encouraging was the progress in the silver and bronze categories.

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List of Indian athletes who have won medals so far in the Paris 2024 Paralympics?

The 2024 Paris Paralympic Games, held from August 28 to September 8, will see a record number of 84 Indian para-athletes participating, a significant increase from the previous Paralympic Games. India will compete in 12 sports, a significant expansion from the 9 events in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Notably, Indian athletes will make their debut in three new sports: Para-cycling, Para-rowing and Blind Judo. The Indian delegation has put in an impressive performance, bringing honours to India at this grand event in the French capital. The full list is as follows:

No.	athlete	sports	event	medal
1	Rekala Anvani	shooting	Women’s 10m air rifle standing SH1	Gold
2	Mona Agarwal	shooting	Women’s 10m air rifle standing SH1	bronze
3	Priti Pal	sports	Women’s 100m T35	bronze
4	Manish Nawal	shooting	Men’s 10m Air Pistol SH1	silver
5	Rubina Francis	shooting	Women’s 10m Air Pistol SH1	bronze
6	Priti Pal	sports	Women’s 200m T35	bronze
7	Nishad Kumar	sports	Men’s High Jump T47	silver
8	Yogesh Katuniya	sports	Men’s Discus F56	silver
9	Nitesh Kumar	badminton	Men’s Singles SL3	Gold
10	Tulasmati Murugesan	badminton	Women’s Singles SU5	silver
11	Manisha Ramadas	badminton	Women’s Singles SU5	bronze
12	Suhas Yathiraj	badminton	Men’s Singles SL4	silver
Thirteen	Rakesh Kumar/Sheetal Devi	Archery	Mixed Team Compound Open Category	bronze
14	Sumit Antil	sports	Javelin Throw F64	Gold
15	Nithya Sree Sivan	badminton	Women’s Singles SH6 Group	bronze
16	Deepti Jivanji	sports	Women’s 400m T20	bronze
17	Mariapan Tangaveru	sports	Men’s High Jump T63	bronze
18	Sharad Kumar	sports	Men’s High Jump T63	silver
19	Ajit Singh	sports	Men’s Javelin F46	silver
20	Sundar Singh Gujjar	sports	Men’s Javelin F46	bronze
twenty one	Sachin Kilalli	sports	Men’s Shot Put F46	silver
twenty two	Harvinder Singh	Archery	Men’s Individual Recurve Open	Gold
twenty three	Dharambir	sports	Men’s Club Throw F51	Gold
twenty four	Panav Soma	sports	Men’s Club Throw F51	silver

Avani Lekhara created history by becoming the first Indian woman to win two gold medals at the Paralympics, successfully defending her title in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 Shooting event with a world record performance. Mona Agarwal added to the achievement by winning the bronze medal, marking a milestone for India’s first double podium finish in a single Paralympic event.

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