India’s para fencing team delivered a stellar performance at the Para Fencing Satellite Cup 2025 in Hong Kong, bringing home a total of five medals, showcasing the country’s growing strength in the sport on the international stage.
Leading the charge was Rakhal Kumar Sethy, who emerged as the standout performer for the Indian contingent. Sethy clinched one silver 🥈 and two bronze 🥉 medals, demonstrating consistency, determination, and world-class skill throughout the tournament.
Joining him on the podium were Malti Panure and Ramesh Rao, each earning a bronze medal 🥉 in their respective categories. Their success marks an inspiring milestone for Indian para sports and highlights the rising talent within the country’s adaptive athletics programs.
🏆 India’s Medal Tally at Para Fencing Satellite Cup 2025:
- Rakhal Kumar Sethy – 1 Silver 🥈 & 2 Bronze 🥉🥉
- Malti Panure – 1 Bronze 🥉
- Ramesh Rao – 1 Bronze 🥉
The event in Hong Kong attracted top para fencers from across the globe, making India’s medal haul even more significant. The Indian athletes not only competed with passion but also demonstrated the spirit of resilience and sportsmanship that defines para athletics.
A Growing Force in Para Fencing
This achievement signals a new era for Indian para fencing. With increased support, training, and visibility, Indian athletes are proving they can compete — and succeed — at the highest level. The performance at the Satellite Cup is expected to boost the morale of the entire para fencing community back home.
Celebrating Resilience and Excellence
Speaking on the occasion, team officials praised the fencers for their hard work and determination. “This is a proud moment for India,” one coach noted. “These medals are not just victories in sport — they’re victories over challenges, proving that our para athletes can shine anywhere in the world.”