Indian para-athlete Mahendra Gurjar clinched silver in the men's javelin throw F42-F44/F61-F64 at the 5th Asian Para Games 2026 held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. With an impressive 59.03 meters, Gurjar bagged a podium finish, adding another medal to India's haul at the continental competition.

For Gurjar however, it was not about the achievement, it was about the feeling. Expressing his feelings to The Free Press Journal after his performance, Indian para-athlete summed up his words as "Best Feeling in the world".

Gurjar's 59.03m Throw Bags Silver

Gurjar displayed strength, determination and consistency to finish amongst the top-most competitors of the javelin throw competition. His 59.03 meter-effort in the event was enough to get him on to the podium earning him a silver medal. It was a great achievement for the Indian para-athlete at the international arena as he battled through one of the toughest fields.

Gurjar joined the likes of some of Asian nations' best para-athletes who displayed their mettle in the F42-F44/F61-F64 category.

'Best Feeling in the World': Gurjar Reacts

After clinching the silver, Gurjar expressed happiness that he could win a medal for India. His reaction was short, but it conveyed the happiness that he expressed for being able to represent his nation at the prestigious international event.

A medal at this level does not come easy, it is the result of years of hard work. Gurjar's silver is yet another achievement for India's para-athletics team, whose efforts are being rewarded with fame and glory at international events.

Another Proud Moment for India

With his silver, another proud moment for India at the Asian Para Games 2026 was created. The nation's athletes are known for their grit and determination in trying to beat the best in the world.

Gurjar's display in Japan was a reminder of what Indian athletes are made of. With a 59.03 meter-effort and his feelings being described as the "best feeling in the world" by Mahendra himself, his silver-medal run is a proud moment for India's para-athletics team.