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India Dominates Indonesia Para-Badminton International, Securing Multiple Medals

India Dominates Indonesia Para-Badminton International, Securing Multiple Medals
India sweeps podium at Polytron Indonesia Para-Badminton International with Bhagat, Kadam, Nagar · thestatesman.com

Indian players who play para-badminton had a fantastic time at a big tournament in Indonesia.

Athletes like Pramod Bhagat and Sukant Kadam won the gold medal in a doubles match.

Another great player, Krishna Nagar, won a bronze medal in a singles match and a silver medal in a doubles match.

Many other Indian players also won medals, bringing home lots of gold, silver, and bronze.

They are all very proud of their hard work and happy to represent India.

Key facts

Event
Polytron Indonesia Para-Badminton International 2025
Host Nation
Indonesia
Prominent Indian Medalists
Pramod Bhagat, Sukant Kadam, Krishna Nagar, Manisha Ramdass, Sivakumar, Nitesh, Sumathy Sivan
Key Indian Doubles Victory
Pramod Bhagat and Sukant Kadam (Men's Doubles SL3-SL4 Gold)
Notable Individual Performances
Krishna Nagar (Bronze SH6 Singles, Silver Mixed Doubles SH6)

Quotes

Pramod Bhagat

Gold medalist in men's doubles SL3-SL4 and bronze medalist in mixed doubles.

“To secure Gold in Men’s Doubles with Sukant is an incredible feeling, especially after such a demanding tournament. Every medal, whether Gold, Silver, or Bronze, reflects the hard work and dedication of the entire team. We take immense pride in standing on the podium and representing India.”
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Sukant Kadam

Gold medalist in men's doubles SL3-SL4.

“Our doubles game felt strong and connected throughout the week. Defeating the home favorites for Gold shows the level we are playing at. This victory gives us great momentum as we look forward to the remaining tournaments this season.”
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Krishna Nagar

Bronze medalist in men's singles SH6 and silver medalist in mixed doubles SH6.

“I am happy to contribute two medals to India’s tally. The competition was fierce, particularly in the finals and semi-finals. We fought with all our heart, and this Silver and Bronze fuel my determination to train harder and convert these into Gold in the next international outing.”
thestatesman.com

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