India Win 11 Medals on Opening Day of Asian Para Games

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India began the Asian Para Games strongly, collecting 11 medals on the first day, four of them gold. Mona Agarwal and Nishad Kumar were among the standout performers, shining in shooting and athletics respectively. Athletics was a particular highlight for the team, producing three gold medals along with multiple other podium finishes. The early haul sets a promising tone for India's campaign at the games.

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