India is enjoying a strong run at the World Archery Para Series Stage III in Ahmedabad. The competition is being held at the Sabarmati Riverfront from September 5 to 9, 2026. India has already secured five medals from completed events, including two gold, two silver and one bronze. The penultimate day added two more gold medals and one silver.Key HighlightsIndia has won two gold medals in men's compound and men's recurve team events.Bhawna and Pooja won silver in the women's recurve team event.Tanvi Pravin Ingale won silver in the VI1 individual event.Yugal Garg won bronze in the VI1 individual event.Two Gold Medals for IndiaIndia produced a superb performance in the men's team events.In the men's compound team event, reigning world champion Toman Kumar and Shyam Sunder Swami defeated Iraq's Abbas Kadhim and Anwer Aldawod 152-139. Their strong shooting gave India the first gold of the day. India then won another gold in the men's recurve team event. Double Paralympic medallist Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi defeated Slovakia's David Ivan and Denis Ivan 6-2.India started slowly but made a strong comeback. Harvinder played an important role as the Indian pair took control of the match.Silver Medal in Women's RecurveIndia also won silver in the women's recurve team event.Bhawna and Pooja faced China in the final. The Chinese pair won the match 6-0, leaving the Indian team with the silver medal.India also narrowly missed another medal when Sheetal Devi and Payal Nag lost the women's compound team bronze-medal playoff to China. They finished fourth.India’s VI 1 Medal SuccessIndia had already secured two medals in the Visually Impaired 1 (VI1) category.Tanvi Pravin Ingale won silver after losing 4-6 to Cyprus' world No. 1 Christos Misos.In the bronze medal match, Yugal Garg defeated fellow Indian Pawan Kumar 6-2 to win bronze. Official results confirm the two Indian podium finishes.India’s Medal TallyIndia's completed medal haul now includes 2 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze across the team and VI1 events. More medals are still possible as the Ahmedabad competition continues through September 9. The World Archery Para Series 2026 has four stages. Ahmedabad is Stage III and marks the first time India has hosted the series. A total of 109 para archers from 19 countries are competing across recurve, compound, W1 and visually impaired categories. India's strong performance in Ahmedabad gives its para archers valuable experience ahead of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Para Games.Also Read : Keyaa Banerji Wins Silver in Deadlift at IPF World Championships for India
