India 100 medals: Sandeep, Ajay Kumar and Haney Explained

India reached the historic milestone of 100 medals at the 2026 Asian Para Games in Aichi Nagoya, Japan, following outstanding performances by para athletes Sandeep and Ajay Kumar in the men's 400m event.

Sandeep secured gold with a remarkable performance, while Ajay Kumar claimed bronze, taking India's medal tally to 25 gold, 32 silver and 43 bronze medals.

The celebrations continued as Indian javelin thrower Haney won another gold medal with a reported world record performance, helping India extend its medal tally to 102.

Sandeep Sets World Record in Men's 400m

Sandeep delivered an exceptional performance in the men's 400m race, completing the event in 52.28 seconds to secure the gold medal.

His timing was reported as a new world record in the T44 classification, marking a major achievement for Indian para athletics.

Fellow Indian athlete Ajay Kumar finished third with a time of 53.61 seconds, adding another bronze medal to India's growing medal collection.

Their combined achievements helped India reach the significant 100 medal milestone during the competition.

Haney Wins Javelin Gold With Record Throw

India's medal celebrations continued when Haney produced an extraordinary performance in the men's javelin F37/38 event.

Haney recorded a massive throw of 60.49 meters on his final attempt, securing the gold medal and reportedly breaking the previous world record of 57.81 meters.

His winning effort improved the earlier benchmark by 2.68 meters, delivering another memorable moment for India's para athletics contingent.

India's Medal Tally Rises to 102

Following the latest events, India's reported medal tally increased to 102, comprising 26 gold, 33 silver and 43 bronze medals.

India stood fourth in the medal standings at the time of the update, reflecting strong performances across multiple disciplines.

The milestone highlights the dedication and growing international competitiveness of Indian para athletes.

India Continues Strong Asian Para Games Campaign

The achievements of Sandeep, Ajay Kumar and Haney represent important moments in India's campaign at the 2026 Asian Para Games.

Their performances have brought recognition to Indian para sports while demonstrating the country's growing strength in international athletics.

With more competitions underway, India will look to build on its impressive medal count and secure further podium finishes.