On Day 3 of the World Para Athletics Grand Prix 2026 held in New Delhi, Indian athletes delivered a strong performance by winning multiple medals across events. India dominated several competitions, including podium sweeps in events like men’s shot put. The event showcased India’s growing strength in para-athletics and served as an important platform for international classification and preparation for future global competitions.
The World Para Athletics Grand Prix 2026 was held in New Delhi from 11 to 13 March 2026. It is part of the global Grand Prix series organised by World Para Athletics. The event took place at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
On Day 3, India delivered a strong performance. Indian athletes won multiple medals across events. A major highlight was the men’s shot put F57 event. India won all three medals. Shubham Juyal secured gold with a 14.45m throw.
Around 250+ athletes from 8 countries participated. These include India, Russia, Nepal, Bhutan, Hong Kong, Serbia, Bosnia and Egypt. The event also provided international classification slots. This helps athletes qualify for global competitions like Paralympics.
India has shown consistent dominance. In 2025 edition, India topped medal tally with 134 medals. The Grand Prix is important for preparation for Paralympics and World Championships.
Para athletics promotes inclusion of persons with disabilities. It is governed globally by World Para Athletics under the International Paralympic Committee.
1.World Para Athletics Grand Prix 2026 was held in which city?
A) Mumbai
B) New Delhi
C) Bengaluru
D) Chennai
Answer: B
2.Which organisation conducts the Para Athletics Grand Prix?
A) IOC
B) FIFA
C) World Para Athletics
D) BCCI
Answer: C
3.Which event saw India win all three medals on Day 3?
A) 100m race
B) Long jump
C) Shot put F57
D) Marathon
Answer: C
4.What does ‘F’ in F57 category represent?
A) Fast
B) Field event
C) Final
D) Fitness
Answer: B
5.The Paralympic movement is governed by:
A) ICC
B) IPC
C) FIFA
D) UNESCO
Answer: B
1. Paralympics are organised by which body?
Answer: International Paralympic Committee
2. What is classification in para sports?
Answer: Grouping athletes based on disability level
Students often confuse Olympics with Paralympics governance. Olympics are by IOC, Paralympics by IPC.
Focus on host city, organisation, classification system, and India’s medal performance.