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Who retained his gold medal in the Men's Club Throw F51 at the Asian Para Games with a new Games Record?

  1. A.Dharambir
  2. B.Sumit
  3. C.Pranav Soorma
  4. D.Navdeep

Correct answer

C. Pranav Soorma

Explanation

The correct answer is Pranav Soorma. He defended the title he already held in the Men's Club Throw F51 and set a fresh Games Record while doing so, which is why the Prime Minister called the achievement a source of pride for the nation. Option A is wrong because Dharambir was the other Indian on the club throw podium, but he finished third and took the bronze rather than the gold. Option B is wrong because Sumit won his gold in a different event, the Men's Javelin Throw, where India swept all three medals. Option D is wrong because Navdeep competed in the Men's Javelin Throw F40/F41 and won the bronze there, an improvement on the fourth place he had managed at the previous edition of the Games. Remember the pairing for the examination: Pranav Soorma gold and Dharambir bronze, both in the Men's Club Throw F51.

Read the full article: Asian Para Games: India Sweeps Men's Javelin Throw Podium

Q4.SportsHard

Himanshu Nandal's bronze medal at the Asian Para Games came in which event?

  1. A.Men's 100m Freestyle S11, swimming
  2. B.Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions SH1, shooting
  3. C.Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5, badminton
  4. D.Men's Club Throw F51, athletics
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Correct answer: A. Men's 100m Freestyle S11, swimming

Himanshu Nandal finished third in this race, and the Prime Minister pointed out that it was the third bronze medal to his name at this edition of the Games, calling it an impressive performance.

Q5.SportsMedium

Which pair won the Women's Doubles SL3-SU5 para badminton gold medal for India at the Asian Para Games?

  1. A.Thulasimathi Murugesan and Manasi Joshi
  2. B.Nitesh Kumar and Thulasimathi Murugesan
  3. C.Manasi Joshi and Mona Agarwal
  4. D.Thulasimathi Murugesan and Himanshu Nandal
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Correct answer: A. Thulasimathi Murugesan and Manasi Joshi

The duo became Asian Para Games champions in the Women’s Doubles SL3-SU5 class, and the Prime Minister said their superb performance had brought great pride to the nation and hoped they would continue to shine on the international stage.