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Sheetal Devi won gold in which event at the Asian Para Games 2026, as reported on 22 October?

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AWomen’s singles badminton
BWomen’s discus throw
CWomen’s individual para compound archery
DWomen’s 100-metre freestyle swimming
Correct Answer: C. Women’s individual para compound archery

Introduction

Sports | Match the athlete with the exact event and medal, since similar sporting names can make an MCQ confusing.

Explanation

Sheetal Devi won gold in women’s individual para compound archery at the Asian Para Games 2026. The Prime Minister’s Office reported on 22 October that she had defended her title and secured gold for the second consecutive edition. The key pairing is Sheetal Devi—individual para compound archery—gold. Keep the words individual and compound in your revision notes. They identify the event precisely and help distinguish it from a mixed-team result or another archery category. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2326778

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SSC CGL and CHSL, Banking exams like IBPS and SBI, RRB, State PSC and UPSC prelims. Exams held in 2027 usually ask current affairs from the previous six to eight months, so October 2026 is important.

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