A dream finish for India this is as it is a one-two finish for the nation in the club throw F51 final. Dharambir has clinched a gold with a best throw of 34.92m while Pranav Soorma has bagged a silver with his best being 34.59m. Another Indian Amit Kumar had a poor outing as he finished at the bottom spot in the final.

Two medals are confirmed for India as Dharambir is still at the top spot and his compatriot Pranav Soorma is holding the second spot. Only one athlete needs to complete his set of throws.

India's Dharambir holds the top spot with a throw of 34.92m at the moment, being followed by compatriot Pranav Soorma, who has a best throw of 34.59m. India is strong at the first and second positions, but four more athletes are yet to complete their throws. Meanwhile, Amit Kumar is out of medal contention with his best throw being only 23.96m.

Dharambir is holding the top spot at the moment, but it is a long way to go as seven of the 10 athletes are yet to complete their throws. Dharambir concluded with a best throw of 34.92m and hence holds the top spot for now.

Tokyo Games bronze-winner Harvinder Singh became the first Indian archer to win a gold medal at the Paralympics, beating Poland's Lukasz Ciszek in a lop-sided final in Paris. The 33-year-old Indian, who lost to Kevin Mather of the USA in the Tokyo Paralympics semifinals before securing a bronze three years ago, put up a dominant show to knock out Ciszek 6-0 (28-24, 28-27, 29-25). Harvinder, who is pursuing Ph.D in Economics, won five back-to-back matches in a single day, showing neither fatigue nor nerves to etch his name in history and clinch India's second medal in archery. Both his legs are impaired owing to the side effects of dengue treatment that he underwent as a toddler.

Sprinter Simran has made it to the semi-final of the women's 100m T12 event. She finished at the top spot in the Round 1 - Heat 1with a timing of 12.17, her season best.

Harvinder Singh has won a gold medal at the men's individual recurve open event. He has defeated Lukasz Ciszek of Poland in straight sets to achieve the glory. Harvinder has thus become the first-ever Indian archer to win a Paralympic gold.

Harvinder Singh is only one step away from becoming the first-ever Indian archer to claim a Paralympic gold. He has taken the second set 28-27. The Indian needs to take only one more set of the rest three to claim the glory.

This is a superb start for Harvinder Singh! He has taken the first set by a margin of 28-24.

Harvinder Singh's archery men's individual recurve open final against Lukasz Ciszek of Poland has kicked off. Notably, Harvinder has become the first-ever Indian athlete to enter archery final at Paralympics.

The men's club throw F51 final has kicked off. India's three athletes - Dharambir, Pranav Soorma and Amit Kumar are competing in the event.

Harvinder Singh has made it to the final of archery men's individual recurve open with a 7-3 win over Iran's Mohammad Reza Arab Ameri. With this victory, Harvinder is assured of at least a silver medal.

Harvinder Singh is on fire! He has taken another set and he is now in the lead. Overall, Harvinder is 5-3 ahead of Iran's Mohammad Reza Arab Ameri.

Harvinder Singh has taken the third set with a 27-25 margin. He has now levelled in terms of overall points with Iran's Mohammad Reza Arab Ameri.

The second set has been a tie at the score of 27. Harvinder Singh hit three 9s, while his opponent got 8, 10, 9 to finish at an equal score. Overall, the Iranian is currently leading with a score of 3-1.

Harvinder Singh has lost the first set with a narrow margin of 25-26 in the ongoing semi-final of men's individual recurve open.

Archer Harvinder Singh's semi-final match against Iran's Mohammad Reza Arab Ameri has kicked off. The winner of the match will advance to the final with a silver medal assured while the loser will play the bronze medal match. Here we go!

Harvinder Singh will be soon be competing in the semi-finals of the men's individual recurve open event at Paris Paralympics 2024. He will face Mohammad Reza Arab Ameri of Iran in the semi-final.

Powerlifted Sakina Khatun finishes 7th with her best attempt of 85kg in Women's up to 45kg Final. In the same event, China's Lingling Guo set a new record of 123kg to claim gold.

Archer Harvinder Singh enters men's individual recurve semi-final after beating Colombia's Hector Julio Ramirez 6-2 in the last 8 tie. He is now one win away from assuring a medal for India. He will now face Iran's Mohammad Reza for a place in the final.

Set points shared by Harvinder and Ramirez in the third with a scoreline of 27-27. Harvinder leads 4-2 with two sets to go. He can seal this by winning the next set

Harvinder takes the second set with a scoreline of 28-24 against Julio Ramirez of Colombia. He now leads 3-1 in this quarterfinal.

Harvinder and Ramirez claim a point each after hitting 25 each in the first set. All to play for in this quarterfinal tie.

All eyes on Harvinder Singh! He will be up against Hector Julio Ramirez in the quarterfinal of the men's individual recurve open at 9:17 PM.

Sakina Khatun fails to lift 90kg in her second attempt. She is currently sixth in the table and will have to do a lot more in order to have any hopes of making the podium. 

Sakina lifts 86kg successfully in her first attempt. A huge smile on her face as she greets the crowd. 

The Women's up to 45kg final starts where India's Sakina Khatun will be bidding for a medal. She will be attempting 86kg in her first try.

Powerlifter Sakina Khatunr will bid for a medal in Women's up to 45kg Final. Sakina won two medals at the World Cup earlier this year in Pattaya. 

Harvinder comes from a set down to defeat Indonesia's Setiawan 6-2 and advances to the quarterfinals. He will be action at 9:17 PM later today.

Harvinder takes a 4-2 lead against Setiawan of Indonesia. Just two sets left now but Harvinder can seal this tie if he wins the next.

A 10 and a couple 9s from Harvinder as he takes the second set against Setiawan of Indonesia. We are all square in this Round of 16 tie.

Harvinder goes down in the first set against Indonesia's Setiawan. Indonesian with a couple of 10s to put the Indian under the pump, who did respond with a 10 of his own.

Harvinder Singh is back in action now! He takes on Indonesia's Setiawan in the men's individual recurve open 1/8 elimination round

Harvinder Singh qualifies for R16! Tseng with a 0 in his first attempt in the final set. Harvinder does enough to make it to the next round with a scoreline of 7-3.

Tseng lays it on a plate for Harvinder with a horror 6 in his final attempt for 4th set. Harvinder now leads 5-3 in this R32 match.

The 65-year-old Tseng Lung-hui takes the third round against Harvinder with a scoreline of 29-26. The match is now tied at 3-3. 

Harvinder leads 3-1 after taking the second round with a scoreline of 27-26. He started off with a 10 to put the pressure on Tseng.

Harvinder and Tseng take a point each in the first round after scoring 25 each. A bad final shot from Harvinder in that round

Archer Harvinder Singh's men's individual recurve 1/16 elimination round starts against Tseng Lung-hui of Chinese Taipei

India's medals tally stands at 21 following Sachin Khilari's silver in men's shot put F 46 category. However, six more athletes will be action later today including three -- Dharambir, Pranav Soorma and Amit Kumar Saroha -- in Men's club throw F51 final.

Archer Harvinder's compound archery pre-quarterfinal match will get underway soon. He is a bronze medallist from Tokyo 2020.

Harvinder made history with India's first-ever Paralympics medal in archery at Tokyo 2020. He won a bronze in men's recurve. Harvinder is seeded 9th in Paris.

Archery action is going on at the Invalides where India's Harvinder Singh will be facing Tseng Lung-hui of Chinese Taipei in Men's recurve (Pre-quarterfinal). The match is expected to start at 5:49 PM.

Paramjeet Kumar bows out of Men's up to 49kg Powerlifting Final after failing to lift 160kg in his final attempt

Amisha Rawat finishes 14th in the Women's Shot Put F46 final, but a massive improvement in her Personal Best from 7.82 all the way up to 9.25.

Paramjeet Kumar fails to lift 157kg in his second attempt. Not looking good for the Indian powerlifter. Jordan's Omar Sami Hamdeh Qarada leads the pack with a 175kg lift in his first attempt. Paramjeet is out of medal contention with just one attempt left.

Noelle Malkamaki has set a new world record in women's shot put F46 category with a throw of 13.95. Meanwhile, India's Amisha Rawat is second last despite pulling off her season best with a throw of 9.25m.

In powerlifting, Paramjeet Kumar is in action in Men's up to 49kg Final. He successfully lifts 150kg in his first attempt but he will likely have to do much better for a chance at a podium finish.

Amisha Rawat with a massive throw! Her Personal Best was 7.82m and she has thrown 9.25m in her first attempt in women's Shotput F46 final. Can he pull off a shock result here?

The Women's Shot Put - F46 Final featuring India's Amisha Rawat is underway. Can she win India's 22nd medal? Stay tuned with NDTV Sports to find out. However, her personal best is just under 7m

India's Amisha Rawat will be the next in action, in the Women's Shot Put F46 final. She has a personal best of 7.82 while the Paralympics record is 11.93.

Bhavinaben Patel bows out of Women's Singles WS4 quarterfinals, losing 1-3 to China's Ying Zhou. Huge disappointment.

Bhavinaben Patel wins the third game against Ying Zhou of China, but trails 1-2. Can she spark a comeback from here?

World Champion Sachin Sarjerao Khilari wins India's 21st medal in the Men's Shot Put F46 category. He bags silver with his best attempt of 16.32m, an area record.

Bhavinaben Patel loses first game of the women's singles WS4 quarterfinals against China's Ying Zhou. She had a lead of 8-2 at one point but the Chinese paddler showed her how to close out games. Still all left to play for

World champion Sachin Khilari has just one attempt left. Here are his attempts so far: 14.72, 16.32, 16.15, 16.31 and 16.03. He is in silver medal spot as things stand. Yasser and Rohit seems down and out

Rudransh and Nihal are in top 20 but currently not in contention for a place in the final. It seems like both are most likely to miss out. Rudransh started well but his shooting has been wayward in the last two series'.

Sachin Khiladi goes top with a monstrous throw of 16.32m. Rohit Kumar, who made a foul throw in his first attempt, starts off with a 13.44m throw. 

World champions Sachin Khilari registers his firts attempt of 14.72m. He is currently sixth. Yassser is just behind of him on seventh with attempts of 13.53 and 14.21. Meanwhile, Rohit Kumar had a foul throw on his first attempt

The Men's Shot Put F46 final featuring India's Mohd Yasser, Rohit Kumar, and Sachin Sarjerao Khilari is also underway.

Another solid round from Rudransh! A score of 89 from his Series 2 and he now sits comfortably in the 5th spot with four rounds left. Nihal Singh, meanwhile, is not even in top 20. A mixed start from the Indian contingent

Rudransh Khandelwal ends Series 1 of Mixed 50m Pistol SH1 at the 7th spot with a score of 90. Meanwhile, Nihal Singh is out of the qualification spots as things stand. 

Jyoti Gaderia finishes bottom in Women's C1-3 Individual Time Trial final with a timing of 30:00.16. Disappointing result

The mixed 50m pistol SH1 qualification event has begun, withIndia’s Nihal Singh and Rudransh Khandelwal standing at 21s and 44^thfiring point respectively. 

India's Jyoti Gaderiya completes the 5.8km interval with a time of 9:46.91. She is place at 8th spot at present. 

At 1:00 PM, we will have another shooting event underway, with India's Nihal Singh and Rudransh Khandelwal participating in Mixed 50m Pistol SH1 qualification.

India's Jyoti Gaderiya is next in action at the women's C1-3 individual time trial event. 

Arshad finishes his race with a total time of 25:20.11, which places him 11th at the moment. Hence, India would not get any medal in this event. The overall race distance was 14.1kms. 

We have the early scores from men's C2 Individual Time Trial Cycling event. At the 5.8 km mark, Arshad is placed 6th in the race with a time of 8:48.17.

India's Jyoti Gaderia will also be in action soon in the Women's C1-3 Individual Time Trial cycling event. The event is to begin at 12:32 PM IST.

First in action today is India's para-cyclist Arshad Shaik. He is competing in the Men's C2 Time Trial individual event. 

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 7 of the ongoing Paralympics 2024, straight from Paris. Stay tuned for all the live updates.