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Host India Dominates World Archery Para Series Stage 3, Seals Historic 15-Medal Haul

Host nation India concluded its campaign at the World Archery Para Series 2026 Stage 3 in Ahmedabad with an impressive total of 15 medals—four gold, three silver, and eight bronze—spearheaded by star performances from Sheetal Devi and Harvinder Singh.

Nilakshi Barman | | 2 min read

Host India Dominates World Archery Para Series Stage 3, Seals Historic 15-Medal Haul
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In Brief:

  1. India finished Stage 3 on home soil with 15 total medals: four gold, three silver, and eight bronze.
  2. The Indian contingent collected six medals on the final day, comprising two gold and four bronze.
  3. Double Paralympics medalist Harvinder Singh and World No. 1 Sheetal Devi led India's charge on Wednesday to cap off the tournament.

Indian para-archers wrapped up a historic campaign at the World Archery Para Series 2026 Stage 3 on Wednesday at the Sabarmati Riverfront, securing a total of 15 medals.

On the competition's final day, double Paralympics medalist Harvinder Singh teamed up with Bhawna to claim gold in the recurve mixed team event by blanking China 6-0, while world champion Sheetal Devi sealed gold in the women's individual compound after a thrilling shoot-off victory against Kazakhstan's Aizada Seidan.

Adding to the final day's haul of two gold and four bronze medals, Indian archers also earned podium finishes in various categories, solidifying the host nation's dominant presence throughout the five-day international event held from September 5 to 9.

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