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Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi won gold in which event, according to the 23 October 2026 PMO release?

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AMen’s recurve doubles
BMen’s compound individual
CMixed recurve team
DMen’s singles SL3
Correct Answer: A. Men’s recurve doubles

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Introduction Sports | Recurve and compound are distinct archery categories, and doubles differs from individual competition. Explanation They won gold in men’s recurve doubles at the Asian Para Games. The PMO report dated 23 October identified both athletes and the doubles event. This should be kept separate from compound or mixed-team results on neighbouring dates. The useful revision unit is Harvinder Singh–Vijay Sundi–men’s recurve doubles–gold. No score or opponent is added because the cited release does not state them. Important Notes Pair: Harvinder Singh–Vijay Sundi. Category: men’s recurve doubles. Medal: gold. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327610

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