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Which medal pairing for men’s singles SL3 is correct according to the 23 October 2026 report?

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APramod Bhagat–gold; Nitesh Kumar–silver
BNitesh Kumar–gold; Pramod Bhagat–silver
CNaveen Sivakumar–gold; Nitesh Kumar–bronze
DNitesh Kumar–silver; Pramod Bhagat–bronze
Correct Answer: B. Nitesh Kumar–gold; Pramod Bhagat–silver

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Introduction Sports | The men’s singles SL3 result brought India both gold and silver. Explanation Nitesh Kumar won gold and Pramod Bhagat won silver in men’s singles SL3. The PMO’s 23 October report explicitly identified it as para badminton. Both the order and SL3 classification matter. It should not be confused with Naveen Sivakumar’s SL4 gold or a doubles partnership. The source provides the medal pairing but no score, so the explanation remains limited to the verified outcome. Important Notes Men’s singles SL3: Nitesh Kumar—gold; Pramod Bhagat—silver. Sport: para badminton. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327559

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