India Wins Six Medals on Final Day of World Archery Para Series: Sheetal Devi and Harvinder Singh Claim Gold in Stellar Campaign

Indian para-archers concluded a sensational campaign at the third leg of the World Archery Para Series in Ahmedabad, putting up a phenomenal display of skill, grit, and precision to bag a total of six medals on the final day. Reigning Paralympic champion Harvinder Singh and world-number-one archer Sheetal Devi spearheaded the national contingent's charge, capturing two prestigious gold medals and four bronze medals.World champion Sheetal Devi delivered a breathtaking performance in the para-compound women's individual final, outclassing Kazakhstan's Aizada Sedan in a nail-biting shoot-off. Meanwhile, Harvinder Singh teamed up with Bhavna to clinch the yellow metal in the para-recurve mixed team event, comprehensively defeating China's Liang Qiurong and Xia Lei with a dominant 6-0 scoreline.Spectacular Podium Finishes and Bronze Medal SweepsThe concluding day witnessed an exceptional exhibition of depth across various categories as Indian athletes consistently outplayed international competitors.Bhavna secured her second podium finish of the event by defeating compatriot Rajshree Rathore 6-0 in an all-India playoff to bag the women's recurve bronze medal. In the compound disciplines, Sheetal Devi added to her stellar tally by partnering with Tomman Kumar to secure bronze in the compound mixed team event, comfortably overcoming Iraq's Sara Al Hamid and Abbas Kadhim with a commanding 157-145 score. Sarita further bolstered India's medal count by edging out China's Wang Huiting 141-140 to claim bronze in the para-compound women's individual category, while Toman rounded off the historic haul by defeating reigning world champion Abbas Kadhim of Iraq 143-138 in the compound individual playoff.