Who won the paralympic bronze medal in archery for India at Tokyo in 2020?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Harvinder Singh.
· Harvinder Singh won the bronze medal in archery for India at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
· He made history by becoming the first Indian archer to win a Paralympic medal in archery.
· Harvinder Singh won the bronze in the men's individual recurve event, marking a significant achievement for India in the Paralympic Games.
· He won the bronze after defeating South Korea’s Kim Min-su in a thrilling contest.
· The Tokyo Paralympics were held in 2021, after being postponed from 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

India's performance at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics was historic, as the nation secured 19 medals, marking its best-ever performance at the Paralympic Games. These included five gold, eight silver, and six bronze medals.

Additional Knowledge:
Medals won by India at Tokyo Olympics 2020.
1. Gold (1 Medal)
Athlete: Neeraj Chopra
Event: Men's Javelin Throw
Significance: India’s first-ever gold in athletics at the Olympics.
2. Silver (2 Medals)
Mirabai Chanu - Women's Weightlifting (49 kg category)
Ravi Kumar Dahiya - Men's Wrestling (57 kg freestyle)
3. Bronze (4 Medals)
P.V. Sindhu - Women's Badminton Singles
Lovlina Borgohain - Women's Boxing (69 kg category)
Men's Hockey Team - First hockey medal (bronze) in 41 years
Bajrang Punia - Men's Wrestling (65 kg freestyle)