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Manu makes a foul in his final attempt and finishes at the sixth spot with a best throw of 13.86m. Kudratillokhon Marufkhujaev of Uzbekistan wins the gold medal with a best throw of 16.37m. It is also his personal best. Tunisia's Ahmed Ben Moslah (15.40m) takes silver while Tolibboy Yuldashev (15.24m) of Uzbekistan wins bronze.

Manu got a distance of 13.86m in his fourth attempt before throwing the shot put to 13.07m in his fifth and penultimate attempt. He is currently at the sixth spot.

Manu has thrown 13.28m in his third attempt in the ongoing shot put F-37 final. He has jumped one position, to 7th, with it. Kudratillokhon Marufkhujaev of Uzbekistan is in the lead with a huge throw of 15.31m in his second attempt.

Manu has got a decent throw in his second attempt. He has got a distance of 12.71m. The Indian stands at the 8th position as of now in the 10-man final. Meanwhile, Tolibboy Yuldashev of Uzbekistan now individually holds the top spot with a throw of 15.24m in his second attempt.

Tolibboy Yuldashev of Uzbekistan is now in the lead with a mammoth throw of 14.63m in the ongoing final of men's shot put - F37, that too in his first attempt. Tunisia's Ahmed Ben Moslah also throws shot put to the same distance in his first attempt and the top spot is now jointly held by both the athletes.

India's Manu has started with a foul. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Mykola Zhabnyak is currently in the lead with 12.93m throw in his first attempt.

The Men's F37 Shot Put Final has kicked off at the Paris Paralympics. Soon, India's Manu will be seen in action.

India's Manu will be competing in the Men's F37 Final. He will be in action in just come moments from now. Stay connected.

India's Manu will be in Men's Shot Put F37 Final. Manu is a bronze medallist from Hangzhou Asian Games last year.

Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan won her Singles SH6 Group Play Stage against Jayci Simon with a commanding score of 21-7, 21-8! However, qualification to the knockouts is still not confirmed

Sivarajan Solaimalai goes down fighting against Hong Kong's Man Kai Chu with a scoreline of 13-21, 21-18, 15-21 in Men's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage. He will now face Great Britain's Krysten Coombs in his 3rd group match tomorrow.

Heartbreak! Shyam Sundar Swami taken to a shootoff in the R32, shoots a 10 but his Thai opponent Singpirom shoots a 10, about 5mm inside the circle. He bows out.

A comfortable 86-83 lead for Shyam Sundar Swami after End 3. A perfect round from the Indian archer as he inches closer to the Round of 16.

Shyam Sundar takes a 1-0 lead after End 1. Edges out his Thai opponent 28-27 to take an early lead.

Shyam Sundar Swami will be in action soon in Men's Individual Compound Open 1/16 Elimination round. He will face Comsan Singpirom of Thailand

Para Badminton

8:10 PM: Sivarajan Solaimalai vs Man Kai Chu in Men's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage

8:50 PM: Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan vs Yi-Lin Cai (Chinese Taipei) in Women's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage

10:50 PM: Krishna Nagar vs Miles Krajewski in Men's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage

12:10 AM (31 August, Saturday): Nitesh Kumar/Thulasimathi Murugesan vs Lucas Mazur/Faustine Noel (France) in Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage

12:10 AM (31 August, Saturday): Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj/Palak Kohli vs Hikmat Ramdani/Leani Ratri Oktila (Indonesia) in Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage

01:30 AM (31 August, Saturday): Sivarajan Solaimalai/Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan vs Natthapo

Para Archery

Shyam Sundar Swami in Men's Individual Compound Open 1/16 Elimination

Para Athletics

12:22 AM: Manu in Men's Shot Put - F37 Final

India's Thulasimathi Murugesan defeated Beatriz Monteiro of Portugal in straight games in Women's Singles SU5 Group Play Stage. She won 21-12, 21-8 in 27 minutes. The top seed advances to the knockouts

Arshad Shaik finishes 9th in the Men's C2 3000m Individual Pursuit Qualification Event. He is only the second para cyclist to represent India. He, however, bows out of the event.

Amid heavy rain, world no 1 Rakesh Kumar defeated Senegal's Aliou Drame 136-131 in R32 of Men's Individual Compound Open archery. He will be in action in the 1/16 elimination round on Sunday where he will face Indonesia's Ken Swagumilang.

More badminton action coming up as Thulasimathi Murugesan will take on Beatriz Monteiro (Portugal) in Women's Singles SU5 Group Play Stage. Her match is expected to start at 7:30 PM

India's Palak Kohli lost 2-1 against Leani Ratri Oktila of Indonesia (18-21, 21-5, 21-13) in Women's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage. She will now hope to bounce back in the knockout rounds

Sriharsha Devaraddi Ramakrishna misses out on qualification by a whisker. She finished just outside the qualification spots on 9th in the Mixed 10m Air Rifle Standing SH2 event.

Manish Narwal wins silver as she goes down in the final round against South Korea's Jo Jeongdu, who clinches a gold.

Medal confirmed for India as Manish Narwal is in the podium in the Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1 final. He is now assured of at least a silver

After a slow start, Manish Narwal now sits in the gold medal spot. Another strong round and he will inch one step closer to the gold medal

Manish Narwal is in the silver medal spot after making a huge improvement after 14 shots. Two shooters have been eliminated

Manish Narwal moves a place up and is now 5th after Stage 1. He currently out of danger.

Manish Narwal is currently 6th after Shot 5. He shot 8.1, 10.5, 9.8, 10.0, 10.3

The Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1 final will get underway shortly. Manish Narwal will represent India in the event, starting at 5:30 PM IST.

Shuttler Palak Kohli has taken a 6-2 lead against second seed Leani Ratri Oktila (Indonesia) in Women's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage. Palak has one just one of her previous four meetings against Oktila.

Shuttler Palak Kohli is in action now. She will take on Leani Ratri Oktila (Indonesia) in Women's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage

Preeti Pal clinched a historic bronze in the Women's 100 T35 final with her personal best timing of 14.21s. For the unversed, shewas born to a farmer's family in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. She faced significant physical challenges, when she was born, her lower body was plastered 6 Days after birth. With weak legs and an irregular leg posture, making her prone to various diseases. She underwent various traditional treatments to strengthen her legs. 

Preethi finished third with a timing of 14.21s. She is the first ever sprinter to win a medal for India at the Para Games.

Preethi Pal takes the bronze in Women's 100m T35 final with a timing of 14.21s. That's her personal best as well. China take home gold and silver.

India's Preethi Pal's Women's 100m T35 final is about to get underway! She is standing in lane 6th

Sarita will be in action in the Women's Individual Compound archery 1/8 elimination round. Her match is expected to begin at 7 PM tomorrow. She will take on Italy's Eleonora Sarti.

Indian duo of Sonalben Patel and Bhavaniben Patel crash out of women's doubles table tennis WD10 event after losing 1-3 to their South Korean opponents. 

Athlete Preethi Pal will be in action in the Women's 100m T35 Final at 4:45 PM. 

More archery action coming up as Rakesh Kumar (7:17 PM IST) and Shyam Sundar Swami (9:15 PM IST) will be in the men's individual compound open 1/16 elimination round. 

Sarita is into the Round of 16 of the Women's Individual Compound archery. She defeated Malaysia's Nur Jannaton Abdul Jalil 138-124 in the 1/16 elimination round

In the qualification round earlier in the day, Avani shot 625.8 to be placed second behind Iryna Shchetnik, who broke the Paralympic qualification record with a score of 627.5.

Avani Lekhara became the first Indian woman to win two Paralympic gold medal with her victory in the women's 10m air rifle (SH1) event. Three years back, Avani had also become the first woman shooter from the country to win medals in shooting at the Tokyo Paralympics in 2021.

Shooter Manish Narwal is into the finals of the Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1. He finished 5th in the qualification round with an aggregate of 565-12x. Another medal hope for India. The final will be played at 5:30 PM IST

Suhas Yathiraj is into the semi-finals after winning his second Group A match against South Korea's Kyun Hwan Shin in straight games. He is competing in the Men's Singles SL4 category

Multiple medals for India in Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 Final as Avani Lekhara clinches gold with a Games record tally of 249.7. Also, Mona Agarwal takes the bronze with an aggregate of 228.7.

Heartbreak for Sakshi and Karamjyoti as the both are now out of medal contention. They can finish 4th and 5th respectively at best.

Sakshi Kasana, the second Indian in the discus throw event, has moved into the bronze medal spot, pushing compatriot Karamjyoti to the 4th spot. Sakshi's best effort was lodged at 21.49 meters.

Sakshi Kasana's turn now in the women's discus throw final. If she enters the medal spots, she will have to push out her own compatriot Karamjyoti.

Sakshi Kasana's turn now in the women's discus throw final. If she enters the medal spots, she will have to push out her own compatriot Karamjyoti.

Morocco's Norelhouda El Kaoui has toppled Karamjyoti's score, pushing the Indian down to third. She has thrown 23.42m.

India's Manish Narwal and Rudransh Khandelwal are participting in the Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1 qualifying round. Once again, the top 8 athletes will make the final.

Karamjyoti throws 20.22m with a brilliant final throw! It's not gold, but she is sitting in the silver medal position as it stands!

Karamjyoti misses her best throw by less than a metre. Three throws in now for India's first finalist.

After fouling on her first throw, Karamjyoti Dalal rises to second spot with her second throw. 18.78m, still a fair margin away from the top.

Nitesh has beaten China's Jianyuan Yang 21-5, 21-11 in the men's singles SL3 category. The first seed Indian will almost certainly reach the semis now.

Karamjyoti Dalal is going to throw now! The person before her, Rosa Maria Guerrero Cazares threw a brilliant 25.81m, which is the current highest.

Nitesh Kumar's second game hasn't been as dominant as his first, but he leads 11-8 at the halfway point.

Nitesh wins the first game 21-5 over China's Jianyuan Yang. Almost effortless.

Nitesh Kumar is up 16-4 against his Chinese rival. Having beaten Manoj Sarkar yesterday, a win here would almost certainly ensure he qualifies.

After a short break, the next Indian para badminton player is Nitesh Kumar. First seed Nitesh has begun his men's singles SL3 match against China's Jianyuan Yang.

Uzbekistan's Nurkhon Kurbanova has taken provisional first spot in the women's discus throw final. She throws a season best 17.26m with her final throw.

None of her throws were below 15m.

Karamjyoti Dalal and Sakshi Kasana are participating in the F55 division of the discus throw final. Athletes in this category compete in a seated position, and have full arm functionality.

Here are the final standings for the Women's 10m air rifle standing SH1 final:

Manoj Sarkar has heavily lost against Thailand's Mongkhon Bunsun in the second match. He loses the tie 19-21, 8-21.

Sarkar has one match left, but his chances of qualifying are very slim.

Karamjyoti Dalal will be the fifth person to throw in the final. Sakshi Kasana will go seventh. Each athlete completes all six discus throws in one go.

Uzbekistan's Natalya Semyonova went first, and threw a best of 13.48m. Now, it's her compatriot Nurkhon Kurbanova in action.

Meanwhile, para badminton athlete Manoj Sarkar has lost his first game against Thailand's Mongkhon Bunsun. A narrow 21-19 loss.

Crucial game coming up for Manoj.

Avani Lekhara and Mona Agarwal still don't know their final qualifying positions, but they're guaranteed to play in the Women's 10m air rifle standing SH1 final!

The Women's Discus Throw Final - F55 category is underway! Over to you, Karamjyoti Dalal and Sakshi Kasana.

Right then, we are just 5 minutes away from Karamjyoti Dalal and Sakshi Kasana's Women's discus throw final. Stay tuned to NDTV Sports for the live coverage.

India could be celebrating a medal soon!

After 60 shots, Avani Lekhara is currently in second and Mona Agarwal is in fourth. Two players behind them are in the fifth series, but both Avani and Mona should comfortably make the Women's 10m air rifle standing SH1 final regardless.

Para badminton resumes, as the action continues in full swing. After a loss to compatriot Nitesh Kumar on Day 1, Manoj Sarkar will be aiming to bounce back in his second game in the men's singles SL3 category.

Avani Lekhara has extended her lead at the top. Mona Agarwal has been in 5th spot for quite some time, and it will be a shock if both Indians don't make it to the final.

Avani Lekhara has stormed into the lead of the qualifying round! She is once again igniting hopes of yet another Paralympics gold medal.

Avani Lekhara has gone from strength to strength in this qualifying round. Her average is currently 10.428, in second place, while the average of first spot is 10.430.

Mona Agarwal is also in the mix, at 6th. Her average is presently 10.338.

We are well into the third series of shots for most shooters in the Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 category, and both Avani Lekhara and Mona Agarwal are currently inside the top 5.

Remember, top 8 qualifies for the final.

Narrow defeats to both Indonesia's Qonit Syakuroh and Ukraine's Oksana Kozyna means that Manasi will finish bottom of the SL3 women singles' group. 

Oh no! She had it in the bag, she was leading 20-17, but Oksana Kozyna comes roaring back to take the deciding game 23-21. Heartbreaking for Manasi, and she is knocked out of the women's singles SL3 category.

Both Mona Agarwal and Avani Lekhara have shot their way up into the top 8. However, not all the shooters are on the same shot, so the standings could yet change quite dramatically.

Manasi Joshi is leading 13-8 in the deciding game in para badminton, against Oksana Kozyna. A big win could see her take spot in her group for the time being.

Top spot in the group directly puts her in the semis, while coming second would mean she advances to the quarters.

After the first series of shots, Mona Agarwal is on the fringes of qualification. She is exactly in 8th, the last spot that qualifies for the final. Avani Lekhara is in 11th.

SH1 category in shooting involves shooters who have movement affected in their arms, lower trunk, legs or have an absence of limbs. 

Meanwhile, the women's 10m air rifle SH1 shooting qualifying rounds have begun in Chatearoux. Avani Lekhara and Mona Agarwal in action!

Can India script yet more history at the same venue where Manu Bhaker won two medals?

Oksana Kozyna storms to 21-15 second game victory. This game is going down to the wire.

Manasi had threaten to cut the deficit after the restart, but Kozyna holds firm and races into a big lead. She leads 19-13, and is about to make it 1-1.

Ukraine's Oksana Kozyna has come out very strongly in the second game. For the most part, it has been even between her and Manasi, but Kozyna now leads 11-8.

Joshi and Kozyna exchanging early blows in the second game. 2-2 as it stands.

Manasi Pathak clinches the first game in superb fashion. She takes a thumping 21-10 win there. Leading 11-8 at halfway, she gave Ukraine's Oksana Kozyna no breathing room.

Manasi Joshi is participating in the badminton SL3 category, which includes players whose movement is moderately affected on one side of the body, both legs or absence of limbs.

Manasi Joshi has taken early command in the first game. She leads Kozyna 11-8, at halfway mark. A very encouraging start.

And India's action begins on Day 2. It's Manasi Joshi up against Ukraine's Oksana Kozyna. 

Joshi lost her first game, so this is extremely crucial.

Indian para athletes will participate in three events later in the day, aiming for a medal. We could be up beyond midnight today!

- Jyoti Karam and Sakshi Kasana in Women's Discus Throw - F55 Final (1:30 PM)

- Preethi Pal in Women's 100m - T35 Final (4:45 PM)

- Manu in Men's Shot Put - F37 Final (12:22 AM)

Para Badminton

12 PM: Manasi Joshi vs Oksana Kozyna (Ukraine) in Women's Singles SL3 Group Play Stage

1:20 PM: Manoj Sarkar vs Mongkhon Bunsun (Thailand) in Men's Singles SL3 Group Play Stage

2 PM: Nitesh Kumar vs Jianyuan Yang (China) in Men's Singles SL3 Group Play Stage

2:40 PM: Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj vs Kyung Hwan Shin (Korea) in Men's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage

4:40 PM: Palak Kohli vs Leani Ratri Oktila (Indonesia) in Women's Singles SL4 Group Play Stage

7:30 PM: Thulasimathi Murugesan vs Beatriz Monteiro (Portugal) in Women's Singles SU5 Group Play Stage

8:10 PM: Sivarajan Solaimalai vs Man Kai Chu in Men's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage

8:50 PM: Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan vs Yi-Lin Cai (Chinese Taipei) in Women's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage

10:50 PM: Krishna Nagar vs Miles Krajewski in Men's Singles SH6 Group Play Stage

12:10 AM (31 August, Saturday): Nitesh Kumar/Thulasimathi Murugesan vs Lucas Mazur/Faustine Noel (France) in Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage

12:10 AM (31 August, Saturday): Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj/Palak Kohli vs Hikmat Ramdani/Leani Ratri Oktila (Indonesia) in Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Play Stage

01:30 AM (31 August, Saturday): Sivarajan Solaimalai/Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan vs Natthapong Meechai/Chai Saeyang (Thailand) in Mixed Doubles SH6 Group Play Stage

Para Shooting

12:30 PM: Avani Lekhara, Mona Agarwal in Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 Qualification

2:45 PM: Rudransh Khandelwal, Manish Narwal in Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1 Qualification

3:15 PM: Avani Lekhara, Mona Agarwal in Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 Final (If qualified)

5 PM: Sriharsha Devaraddi Ramakrishna in Mixed 10m Air Rifle Standing SH2 Qualification

5:30 PM: Rudransh Khandelwal, Manish Narwal in Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1 Final (If qualified)

7:45 PM: Sriharsha Devaraddi Ramakrishna in Mixed 10m Air Rifle Standing SH2 Final (If qualified)

Para Athletics

1:30 PM: Jyoti Karam, Sakshi Kasana in Women's Discus Throw - F55 Final

4:45 PM: Preethi Pal in Women's 100m - T35 Final

12:22 AM: Manu in Men's Shot Put - F37 Final

Para Rowing

3 PM: Anita/Narayana Konganapalle in PR3 Mixed Double Sculls Heats

Para Archery

3:03 PM: Sarita vs Nur Jannaton Abdul Jalil (Malaysia) in Women's Individual Compound Open 1/16 Elimination

Para Cycling Track

4:24 PM: Arshad Shaik in Men's C2 3000m Individual Pursuit Qualifying

Badminton games will continue in full swing, much like Day 1. Manasi Joshi kickstarts India's Day 2 action from 12 PM. The likes of Suhas Yathiraj, Nitesh Kumar and Manoj Sarkar are in action after 1 PM.

India are aiming to eclipse their total of 19 medals from Tokyo 2020, and their Paris 2024 tally could open today. The big headliner is shooter Avani Lekhara, who won gold three years ago. Her qualifying round in the Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 starts at around 12:30 PM.

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And this could be really special day for India.