Nimisha's jump was 15 centimeters shorter than the gold‑medal jump, which set a new Games record.
Parmod finished 6.40 seconds behind the gold‑medal winner but remained ahead of the rest of the competitors, securing a podium place.
Both athletes demonstrated how training, determination, and support can lead to success in high‑level sport.
The events highlighted the importance of inclusive sports, where athletes compete based on similar physical classifications.
Parmod Bijarnia earned a silver medal in the men's 1500 meter T46 race, finishing in 4 minutes 9.65 seconds, also at the Nagoya Games.
The Asian Para Games are an international competition for athletes who have physical impairments, with categories such as T47 for single‑arm differences and T46 for upper‑arm impairments.
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