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There was the customary dhol and euphoric chants hailing them as the athletes made their way out of the Indira Gandhi International Airport this morning.

Watch: With 29 Medals, Paralympic Champions Return Home To Hero's Welcome

There was the customary dhol and euphoric chants hailing them as the athletes made their way out of the Indira Gandhi International Airport this morning.

Swarmed by hundreds of supporters, garlanded and fed sweets, India's Paralympic medal-winners returned to a jubilant welcome on Tuesday after securing an unprecedented haul of 29 medals at the just-concluded Games in Paris.
There was the customary dhol and euphoric chants hailing them as the athletes made their way out of the Indira Gandhi International Airport this morning. Supporters, sports administrators and families of the athletes lined up to show their appreciation for the contingent.
"Thank you so much for this grand welcome," javelin thrower Sumit Antil told PTI.
He clinched a second successive gold in the F64 category by breaking his own Games record with a throw of 70.59m.
The reigning world champion became the second Indian after shooter Avani Lekhara to defend the Paralympics title.
Avani had won gold in women's 10m air rifle standing SH1 event in Paris after winning a yellow metal in the same event in the Tokyo Games. She returned to the country last week after completing her events.
Antil lost his left leg below the knee after he was involved in a motorbike accident in 2015. He was an able-bodied wrestler before his accident which led to the amputation of his leg below the knee.
"When you prepare well, you automatically feel confident. I will try to breach the 75m mark soon. I have not had tea for a few days, I would like to have tea with my family," Antil said.
Archer Harvinder Singh, who is also pursuing a Ph.D in economics from Punjab University, was overwhelmed by the appreciation. He has impaired legs owing to the side effects of a dengue treatment he received as a toddler.
He became the first Indian archer to win gold in Paralympics after becoming the country's first medallist in the sport three years ago in Tokyo with a bronze.
"I like to keep myself busy. It helps my focus, the mind wanders less. Any person who is distressed or defeated can take inspiration from para-athletes," he said even as supporters showered flower petals on him and fellow archer Sheetal Devi.
Sheetal, who was born without arms, won the mixed team bronze with Rakesh Kumar after missing an individual medal by a whisker.
"I have had a great experience. I am very happy that India won two medals in archery. We have got good support and that's why we have won so many medals," she said referring to India's record overall haul because of which the country ended 18th in the medal standings.
Another Javelin thrower Navdeep, who competes in the F41 classification owing to his short stature, was lifted by his supporters as he celebrated with them. Navdeep won the gold medal with a personal best of 47.32m.
India had sent a contingent of 84 athletes, the country's largest ever for the Games. Of the total 29 medals, seven are gold, which is also a first for the country.&nbsp;

South Africa's former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius to walk free on January 5, 2024.&nbsp;

Former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius to be set free on parole 10 years after murdering girlfriend

South Africa's former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius to walk free on January 5, 2024. 

South Africa's former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius to walk free on January 5, 2024.&nbsp;

'Blade runner' Oscar Pistorius will be released before the end of his jail term a decade after he murdered his girlfriend.&nbsp;
The former South African Paralympian was granted parole on November 24 and he will walk free on January 5, 2024.&nbsp;
Pistorius was was sentenced to 13 years in prison in 2016 after he shot Reeva Steenkamp multiple times through a bathroom door in 2013.

IAS officer Suhas LY who brought fame to the nation at the Tokyo Paralympics 2020 by winning a silver medal at the event has received a handsome reward from UP CM 

Yogi Adityanath rewards Noida DM Suhas LY with 5 increments and Rs 5 crore

IAS&nbsp;officer Suhas&nbsp;LY who brought fame to the nation at the Tokyo Paralympics 2020 by winning a silver medal at the event has received a handsome reward from UP CM Yogi Adityanath.

IAS&nbsp;officer Suhas&nbsp;LY who brought fame to the nation at the Tokyo Paralympics 2020 by winning a silver medal at the event has received a handsome reward from UP CM Yogi Adityanath. The Noida&nbsp;DM who also was&nbsp;conferred the Arjuna&nbsp;Award was given Rs 5 crore&nbsp;for his achievements.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/i-am-alive-wrestler-nisha-dahiya-quashes-reports-of-her-murder-1636564273992">'I am alive': wrestler Nisha Dahiya quashes reports of her murder</a> The IAS&nbsp;officer who is a former World No.1 in para-badminton&nbsp;also&nbsp;received&nbsp;a 5-fold increment&nbsp;from the state government for bringing laurel to the nation. Noida&nbsp;DM juggled&nbsp;his daily duty of Covid&nbsp;management in the district along with practicing for the Paralympics. Noida&nbsp;notably was one of the worst-hit districts in UP during both Covid-19 waves and Suhas&nbsp;LY was largely credited for managing and controlling the spread in the district.&nbsp;

Mariyappan Thangavelu and Sharad Kumar clinch silver and bronze medals respectively in the Men's High Jump T63 final in 2020 Paralympics

Tokyo paralympics: Mariyappan Thangavelu and Sharad Kumar clinch silver and bronze medals in High Jump

Double delight for India as Mariyappan&nbsp;Thangavelu&nbsp;and Sharad&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;clinch silver and bronze medals respectively in the Men's High Jump T63 final

25-year-old Thangavelu&nbsp;who won Paralympic&nbsp;gold in Rio 2016 scored clinched his 2nd consecutive&nbsp;Paralympic medal with a season-best jump of 1.86m.

India dominates another&nbsp;podium this Paralympic&nbsp;season as Mariyappan&nbsp;Thangavelu&nbsp;and Sharad&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;clinch silver and bronze medals respectively in the Men's High Jump T63 final on Tuesday. 25-year-old Thangavelu&nbsp;who won Paralympic&nbsp;gold in Rio 2016 clinched his 2nd consecutive&nbsp;Paralympic medal with a season-best jump of 1.86m. Sharad&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;secured the third spot for the country with his season best jump of 1.83m. Varun&nbsp;Bhati&nbsp;who had also qualified for the finals finished with his best jump of 1.77 m at no, 7.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a title="India's Singhraj&nbsp;Adhana wins bronze in 10m Air pistol shooting event" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-paralympics-india-s-singhraj-adhana-wins-bronze-in-10m-air-pistol-shooting-event-1630393284360">India's Singhraj&nbsp;Adhana wins bronze in 10m Air pistol shooting event</a> Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;took to Twitter to congratulate both the Para athletes. While he said Mariyappan&nbsp;is synonymous with consistency and excellence, he congratulated indomitable Sharad&nbsp;Kumar for bring a&nbsp;smile to the faces of every Indian.&nbsp;

India continued its domination in javelin throw at the Tokyo Paralympics after Sumit Antil won the gold medal in the F64 category with a world-record throw of 68.55m. 

Tokyo Paralympics 2020: India's Sumit Antil wins gold in javelin throw, breaks world record

India continued its domination in javelin throw at the Paralympics&nbsp;after Sumit&nbsp;Antil&nbsp;won the gold media in the F64 category with a world-record throw of 68.55m.

Tokyo Paralympics: India's Sumit Antil wins gold in javelin throw, breaks world record

Sumit Antil wins gold in javelin throw in his first&nbsp;Paralympics Sumit&nbsp;Antil&nbsp;won the gold with a world-record throw of 68.55m Antil&nbsp;in his 6 attempts in the final, made and broke the world record 3 times India on Day 6 won gold, silver and bronze in 2 different categories of javelin throw Jhajharia won silver, Sundar Singh&nbsp;won bronze in the F46 category

This was India's 3rd medal in javelin throw on Monday after&nbsp;Devendra Jhajharia won silver, Sundar Singh Gurjar won bronze in their categories.&nbsp;

India continued its domination in javelin throw at the Paralympics&nbsp;after Sumit&nbsp;Antil&nbsp;won the gold medal in the F64 category with a world-record throw of 68.55m. This is his maiden&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-paralympics-india-s-avani-lekhara-wins-gold-1630291061683" target="_blank">Paralympics</a>. In his first attempt, the 23-year-old&nbsp;ace para-athlete set the world record with a throw of 66.95m only to break it in the next attempt with a throw of 68.08m&nbsp;Antil&nbsp;was on fire as he held on to the top spot in all his 6 attempts. He again broke his own world record with a throw of 68.55m in the 5th attempt.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Meet Sumit Antil, India's gold medalist at the Tokyo Paralympics" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/meet-sumit-antil-india-s-gold-medalist-at-the-tokyo-paralympics-1630334881374">Meet Sumit Antil, India's gold medalist at the Tokyo Paralympics</a> Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi took to Twitter to congratulate Antil&nbsp;and wrote that the nation was proud of his record-breaking performance.&nbsp;
This was India's 3rd medal in javelin throw on Monday after&nbsp;Devendra Jhajharia won silver, Sundar Singh Gurjar won bronze in the F46 category.&nbsp;

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