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India’s Para Athletes Shine in Thailand, Move Closer to Global Glory
India’s para cyclists put up an amazing display on Day 2 of the Asian Road & Paracycling Championship in Phichit, Thailand. Their endurance and determination culminated in four more medals for the country, bolstering India’s burgeoning prominence in the para-cycling world.
Jyoti Gaderiya of Maharashtra won gold in the Women’s C2 Road Race, and Prashant Arkal of Maharashtra took silver in the Men’s H4 Handcycling Road Race. Andhra Pradesh’s Arshad Shaik won another silver medal in the Men’s C2 Road Race, while Bihar’s Jalaluddin Ansari took bronze.
These accomplishments reflect the para-athletes’ unwavering dedication to training under the competent guidance of the Aditya Mehta Foundation. Sponsors such as Invesco, Alcon, and GMMCO have provided invaluable resources to assist them reach new heights. Their success is a reflection of their perseverance, discipline, and enthusiasm for the sport.
As India prepares for the forthcoming World Championships and the 2028 Paralympics, these competitors continue to smash barriers and inspire future generations. The Aditya Mehta Foundation thanked all fans and well-wishers who stood with these champions, believing in their ability to achieve history.
