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Whose men’s 400m T64 gold became India’s 100th medal at the Asian Para Games, as reported on 23 October 2026?

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Correct Answer: B. Sandeep Kumar

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Introduction Sports | The result combined a debut performance, a World Record and a medal-count milestone. Explanation Sandeep Kumar won men’s 400m T64 gold with a new World Record. The PMO identified it as India’s 100th medal at the Asian Para Games and described him as a debutant. The 100th medal is a milestone reached at that point in the competition, not the final medal tally. Remember Sandeep Kumar with the 400m T64 track event; do not confuse him with similarly named athletes in throwing events. Important Notes Athlete: Sandeep Kumar. Event: 400m T64. Gold and World Record; India’s 100th medal milestone. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327592

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