Harvinder Singh's calm composure and precision turned dreams into reality as he became India's first-ever Paralympic gold medalist in archery on Wednesday.
Harvinder, the first Indian Paralympic medallist in archery, dispatched world No.
He became the first Indian archer to enter the Paralympic final when he overturned a 1-3 deficit to triumph over Iran's Mohammad Reza Arab Ameri 7-3.
In the final, Harvinder Singh displayed a different level of precision, conceding only two points to secure the first set with a commanding four-point lead.
Harvinder made history by winning India's first ever archery medal -- a bronze -- at the Tokyo Paralympics three years ago.

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