The national Paralympic team has delivered their finest international performance, winning 15 medals including 8 golds at the World Para Athletics Championships, demonstrating the success of inclusive sports development programs.

Athletes competed across multiple disciplines including track and field, swimming, and powerlifting, with several setting new world records. The performance represents a 300% improvement over previous international competitions.

Paralympic Committee President Dr. Amit Verma praised the achievement: 'These athletes have shown that with proper support and training, there are no limits to human potential. Their success inspires not just the Paralympic community but all of society.'

Standout performances included swimmer Priya Patel's three gold medals and world record in the 100m freestyle, and sprinter Rajesh Kumar's dominant victory in the 200m T44 category. The team's success spans multiple disability classifications.

Comprehensive support programs include specialized coaching, adaptive equipment, and sports science support tailored to each athlete's needs. Training centers have been equipped with state-of-the-art adaptive technology.

The success has led to increased funding for Paralympic sports, with the government announcing a 200% increase in support for adaptive sports programs. Corporate sponsorship has also grown significantly, providing athletes with professional opportunities.