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Harvinder Singh Bags India's First-Ever Medal in Para Archery by Winning Bronze in Men’s Recurve Individual Open in Tokyo Paralympics 2020
Harvinder Singh has been in very good form throughout the event and his efforts earned him a bronze, India's 13th at the Tokyo Paralympics 2020. Singh defeated South Korea's Kim Min Su to clinch the historic medal.
Harvinder Singh on Friday became the first-ever archer to win a medal at the Paralympics when he won bronze in the Men's Recurve Individual Open event in Tokyo.
#BRONZE for Harvinder. It's the first-ever medal for #IND in #ParaArchery
Harvinder Singh providing a sensational game out there. #tokyo2020 #Paralympics pic.twitter.com/h1MZMWjlOv
— Doordarshan Sports (@ddsportschannel) September 3, 2021
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