President Droupadi Murmu has congratulated Baby Sahana Ravi on winning the Bronze Medal in the Women’s Singles Class 9 Para Table Tennis at the Asian Para Games 2026. In a social media post, the president appreciated the athlete for securing India’s first-ever medal in the standing category at these Games. She also said that the landmark achievement is a moment to celebrate and cherish.
The President also congratulated Prachi Pandey on winning the Bronze Medal in the Women’s Singles Class 6 Para Table Tennis. She said that Pandey’s medal is a moment to celebrate, as every point on the table is an opportunity to turn skill into success. President Murmu also wished the athlete to keep finding new ways to sharpen her game and relish more rewarding moments in the game.
President Murmu congratulated Ashok on winning the Silver Medal in the Men’s −65 kg Para Powerlifting event. She said that his performance shows how every competition offers an opportunity to raise the bar.
The President also congratulated Jehan Dorab Madan on winning the Bronze Medal in the Men’s Singles Class 1 Para Table Tennis. Calling Madan’s medal a moment to celebrate, she noted that every rally is a test of skill and resolve.
President Murmu also congratulated Manish Narwal on winning the Silver Medal in the Men’s 10m Air Pistol SH1 event. She said that every shot counts in the pursuit of precision, and Narwal’s performance has given the country much to celebrate.
The President also congratulated Pradeep Kumar on winning the Silver Medal in the Men’s Javelin Throw F53/54. She said Kumar’s throw has found its mark on the medal podium, adding another memorable chapter to your sporting career. She also wished the athlete to continue hitting new marks in the upcoming competitions.
President Murmu congratulated Ayush Verma for winning the Bronze Medal in the Men’s Javelin Throw F53/54. She hoped that Verma relishes the moment of bringing his best to the competition and earning his place on the podium.
The President also congratulated Shrishti Arora on winning the Bronze Medal in the Women’s 10m Air Pistol SH1 event. Acknowledging the discipline that demands precision with every shot, she called Arora’s podium finish a commendable accomplishment.
