Indian Star Raman Sharma Clinches Gold and Shatters Records at Para Asian Games 2023

In a stunning display of talent and determination, Indian para-athlete Raman Sharma secured a Gold medal in the men’s 1500m T38 event at the Para Asian Games 2023. This remarkable feat took place in Hangzhou, China, where Raman staged a thrilling comeback to claim the top spot on the podium.

Raman Sharma, with a phenomenal timing of 4:20.80, not only clinched the coveted Gold but also shattered multiple records. He surpassed his own previous Para Asian Games record and set a new Asian record in this event.

In an intensely competitive race, Raman’s exceptional performance left behind other talented athletes. Teofilo Freitas from Timor Leste and Japan’s Takfumi Igusa secured the Silver and Bronze medals, respectively.

Raman Sharma’s victory received widespread acclaim and applause from supporters and dignitaries alike. The Sports Authority of India (SAI) took to social media to express their admiration, saying, “Raman Sharma Shines with Dazzling Gold and creates Games and Asian Records at #AsianParaGames! Raman clocks an impressive 4:20.80 in the Men’s 1500m T-38 event to make it to the top podium finish.”

India’s Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Anurag Thakur, also extended his warm wishes to Raman Sharma. He lauded the athlete’s extraordinary performance, mentioning that Raman’s achievement is a moment of immense pride for the nation. Thakur emphasized that Raman has exemplified the spirit of a true champion.

With Raman Sharma’s Gold medal, India’s overall medal count at the Para Asian Games 2023 reached an impressive tally of 92 medals. This remarkable achievement has already made it India’s best-ever performance at the Games, surpassing the 72 medals the country secured in the 2018 edition held in Indonesia.

Raman Sharma’s outstanding victory serves as an inspiration to fellow athletes and a source of pride for the nation. His dedication and exceptional performance have created a special highlight at the Para Asian Games 2023, and India celebrates his remarkable achievement.