India's Thulasimathi Murugesan advances to badminton Women's Singles SU5 final. She beats compatriot Manisha, who will now play for bronze. So far, three badminton medals have been assured, but the colour of them would be known tomorrow.

Till then, it's goodbye for now!

India's Thulasimathi Murugesan takes the first game 23-21 against Manisha Ramadass in Women's Singles SU5 semifinal. She now has a foot in the final.

India's Thulasimathi Murugesan faces compatriot Manisha Ramadass in Women's Singles SU5 semifinal. Action is underway

With a best attempt of 2.04m, India's Nishad Kumar takes home the silver, just like he did at Tokyo three years back. Roderick Townsend of the USA successfully defends his title. He is now going for the world record

Nishad is done with his attempts. He is now certain to win the silver. Roderick of USA is the sole leader of this High Jump final. He is most likely to go for the world record, which currently stands at 2.16m, also held by him.

Nishad Kumar is now assured of at least as silver with his attempt of 2.04m. Roderick Townsend of USA is likely to take gold after pulling off an attempt of 2.08m.

Nithya goes down in straight games against China's Shuanbao Lin. She will now play for bronze tomorrow in the women's singles SH6 event.

Nishad Kumar currently lead the pack in Men's High Jump T47 final. Nishad successfully managed the 1.98m and 2m mark in his first three attempts. Meanwhile, Ram Pal, the other Indian athlete in this event, is currently out of medal contention.

Nithya Sre Sivan is one win away from securing another badminton medal for India. She is currently in action in women's singles SH6 semi-final against China's Shuangbao Lin

India's Rakesh Kumar loses bronze medal match in Archery Men's Individual Compound Open event. He goes down against China's He Zihao by a solitaly point (146-147)

India's Rakesh Kumar in action in Archery Men's Individual Compound Open bronze medal match. He takes on China's He Zihao

Preethi Pal with another sensational dash as she clinches bronze in the Women's 200m T35 final. She took the third spot with a timing of 30.01s. She is already the first Indian sprinter to win a Paralympic medal. She now has two in her bag.

Rakesh Kumar loses to Ai Xinliang in Men's Archery Compound Open semi-final. The world no. 1 will play for bronze later today.

Rakesh Kumar trails 56-58 against Ai of China in the men's compound open semi-final after End 2. Lot of room for improvement for the world no 1.

After two shoot-off victories, Rakesh Kumar is in semi-final action of Men's Compound Open archery. He takes on China's Ai Xinliang.

India's Nishad Kumar and Ram Pal are both in action as Men's High Jump T47 final starts. Nishad is a silver medallist from Tokyo

Suhas Yathiraj beat compatriot Sukant Kadam to enter the final. Suhas Yathiraj assured of at least silver, while Sukant will play for bronze. Double delight for India in badminton after Nitesh also reached the final earlier in the day.

Suhas Yathiraj takes the first game against Sukant Kadam in Badminton men's singles SL4 semi-final. A tight game so far between the two Indians

In another news, Bhavinaben Hasmukhbahi Patel through to women's singles WSF QF with a 11-3 11-6 11-7 win over Mexico's Martha Verdin.

Suhas with a narrow 12-10 lead over compatriot Sukant in the first game of this men's singles badminton SL4 semi-finals. 

Rakesh Kumar with an inner-circle 10 to win the shoot-off. He is into the semi-finals and just one win more win away from assuring at least a silver for India. What a day it has been for the Indian contingent.

Rakesh Kumar's quarterfinal is off to a shoot-off. He and Tremblay tied at 144 points each after End 5. Another tense shoot-off

Suhas Yathiraj vs Sukant Kadam Badminton Men's Singles SL4 semifinal match starts. An all-India clash to decide one of the finalists

Rakesh trails by a single point at the close of End 2. A couple of 9s from the world no 1 sees him trail early. However, still plenty of archery left. 

Rakesh Kumar is back in action in men's archery compound open quarterfinals. He is taking on Canada's Kyle Tremblay. 

Nitesh enters the final of the men's singles SF3 event. He is not assured of at least a silver. Another badminton medal confirmed for India. 

A mini fightback from Fujihara as he wins four points on the trot to make it 10-19. Nonetheless, Nitesh with a decent lead

A mini fightback from Fujihara as he wins four points on the trot to make it 11-19. Nonetheless, Nitesh with a decent lead

Nitesh is just a few points away from assuring a silver at least. He has blown away Fujihara in this second game. Total dominance from the Indian

Unlike the first game, Nitesh has started this game on the front foot. It seems Fujihara's confident has taken a hit after losing the first game. Nitesh edging closer to the semi-finals.

Nitesh Kumar takes the first set comfortably in the end against Daisuke Fujihara. He takes it 21-16 and has one foot in the semi-finals

After a tight start, Nitesh has now managed to pull clear against Fujihara. He now lead by 17-13 in the first game. 

Quite an eventful start to this match between Nitesh Kumar and Daisuke Fujihara. The Indian, however, holds a two point advantage in this first game. 

Nitesh holding onto the slightest advantage. Just one point gap between him and Fujihara. The Indian has looked bright so far

A intense start of the semi-final as there's not much to separate Nitesh and his Japanese opponent in this opening game. Nitesh leads 7-6

Nitesh Kumar Vs Fujihara Daisuke (MS SL3 SF)

Suhas Yathiraj Vs Sukant Kadam (MS SL4 SF)

Lin Shuangbao Vs Nithya Sree Sivan (WS SH6 SF)

Thulasimathi Murugesan Vs Manisha Ramadas (WS SU5 SF)

Nitesh Kumar in action first up!

Rakesh Kumar survives the shoot-off as Ken hits an eight after a 10 from the Indian. He is into the quarterfinals now. 

Rakesh throws a two-point buffer and we are now off to a shoot-off. Rakesh had it put that 8 might prove costly. Ken must be thanking him for that

Rakesh with a narrow 88-87 lead after End 3. Two 10s and a nine for both the archers. Rakesh just keeping himself composed.

Three 10s from Rakesh. He now leads by two points after End 2. 8 and 9 from Ken allows the world no 1 to pull clear

Rakesh Kumar trails by a point against Indonesia's Ken Swagumilang. A perfect round from Ken.

The wait is over! It's been a while since an Indian para athlete was in action today. Well, Rakesh Kumar is here. He is taking on Indonesia's Ken Swagumilang in the Men's Compound Open 1/18 elimination round.

Rakesh Kumar's pre-quarterfinals match will start soon. Just a reminder, he will be taking on Indonesia's Ken Swagumilang in the Men's Compound Open event.

India's Rakesh Kumar will be in action against Ken Swagumilang of Indonesia in Men's Individual Compounds Open 1/8 elimination round. A place in the quarters is up for grabs for Rakesh

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Indian shuttler Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan enters women's singles SH6 semifinals with 21-4 21-7 win over Poland's Oliwia Szmigiel. She is one win away from assuring a medal for India.

Nithya with foot in the semi-finals. Just like the first game, it's one way traffic in the second as well. The polish shuttler has not been able to ask questions to her. Too easy

India's Shuttler Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan takes the first set 21-4 against Oliwia Szmigiel of Poland in the first game women's singles SH6 quarterfinal. 

Shuttler Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan has a comfortable lead over Oliwia in the first game women's singles SH6 quarterfinal. 

Shuttler Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan will be in action soon. She will take on Oliwia Szmigiel in women's singles SH6 quarterfinal

Meanwhile, India are assured of a second medal in badminton with Manisha Ramadass setting up a women's singles SU5 semifinals duel with compatriot Thulasimathi Murugesan.

A 10.00m throw from Ravi concludes his event. He can't finish higher than 5th spot. Hence, out of the medal spots. 

Only 9.83 from Ravi in the 5th attempt and that takes him to No. 5 spot in the standings. 

India's Sriharsha Ramakrishna Devaraddi finishes 26th with a cumulative score of 10.503. He is out of the final as only the top 8 go through. 

Ravi fails to control himself and steps out of the circle in his third attempt. Hence, a foul throw.

Ravi betters his throw again, lodges a distance of 10.63 meters this time. But, remains 4th.

Ravi improves his throw in the second attempt, bettering his Personal Best by throwing 10.49. But, he is no longer in the medal spots, dropping down to 4th.

India's Sriharsha Ramakrishna Devaraddi quite far from the top 8 spots in the mixed 10m air rifle prone SH2 qualification round. In 2 Series, he has scores of 105.2 and 105.7. 

A brilliant first throw from India's Ravi Rongali that takes him to the second spot in the standings, with a distance of 10.44m. Excellent start. There are 5 more throws to go. 

India's Ravi Rongali is the next man in action as the men's shot put F40 final begins. 

In the ranking event of para rowing, India finished second in Final B. The Indian pair of Narayana Konganapalle and Anita registered a timing of 8:16.96. 

In Para athletics, India's Rakshitha Raju will be in action next in the women's 1500m T11 Round 1

Manisha has done it! She qualifies for the semi-finals with a straight-sets victory against the Japanese. A 21-16 victory in the second game seals her progression. 

A 106.2 from Avani Lekhara in the Series 6 but that only takes her as high as 11th spot in the standings. Sidhartha Babu, meanwhile, finishes 28th with a Series 6 score of 105.7. 

Just 104.8 from Avani Lekhara in the Series 5 as she drops to 15^th spot in the standings. Just one more series to go before the qualification round concludes. Sidhartha, meanwhile, is placed 28^th with a Series 5 score of 103.6.

Brilliant from India’s Manisha Ramadass as she beats Japan’s Mamiko Toyoda in the first game 21-13. One step into the semi-final for India.

Terrific comeback from Avani as she shoots 106.0 in Series 4 to be placed 12^th at the moment. Sidhartha Babu, with 104.3 in Series 4, is placed 28^th.

Just 104.1 from Avani in the third series while Sidhartha shoots 105.7. They are both quite down in the standings, out of the top 8 qualification spots at the moment.

India’s Manisha Ramadass is now in action against Japan’s Mamiko Toyoda in her SU5 quarter-final. Can she make it to he semi-final? Toyoda had won the gold medal in 2013, Dortmund Para Games. 

An even better second series from Avani who shoots 106.0 to be placed 8th in the standings at present. Remember, the top 8 go through to the next round. 

A brilliant start from India's Avani Lekhara, who finishes first series with a score of 105.7, which is the fourth best so far. Her partner Sidhartha Babu starts with a 104.6, which is isn't the best of scores, in this category of shooting which is usually quite high-scoring. 

Not the finest of performances from India's Palak Kohli in her quarter-final match as she loses the second game 15-21. As a result, she is knocked out. 

India's Avani Lekhara, who has already won a gold medal in 10m rifle event, is now in action in the mixed team 10m Air Rifle Prone SH1 Qualification even, alongside Sidhartha Babu. 

In what turned out to be a thrilling first game in the quarter-final, India's Palak suffered a 21-19 beating. But, she has all the backing needed to make a comeback in the second game. 

Palak Kohli is now in action against Indonesia's Khalimatus Sadiyah in the Women's Singles SL4 quarterfinal. India has big hopes for her over semi-final qualification.

We have the first result from the day. Mandeep Kaur has lost her quarterfinal match 8-21, 9-21 against Nigeria's Mariam Eniola Bolaji. 

Bolaji will play China's Xiao Zuxian in the Women's Singles SL3 Semifinal while Mandeep has been knocked out. 

Shooter Avani Lekhara will be in action on the fourth day of the Paralympics 2024. Here's the detailed schedule of India on Day 4. Read here. 

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