Modi speaks to Paralympics
Modi speaks to Paralympics

Modi speaks to Paralympics

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated India's medal winners at the Paris Paralympics during a phone call on September 1, recognizing their significant achievements in the competition. India has won a total of five medals so far, with four coming from the shooting events, including silver for Manish Narwal in the Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1 and bronze for Rubina Francis in the women's equivalent. Other medalists include Mona Agarwal and Preethi Pal, while Avani Lekhara, the only gold medalist for India, was unable to participate in the call due to her own event. Modi expressed pride in the athletes' performances and wished them continued success. The Prime Minister's interactions were shared through social media, highlighting the country's support for its Paralympic athletes. This year's contingent is the largest India has sent to the Paralympics, aiming for its best medal tally yet.

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