India took gold and silver in the women's 400m T47 final at the Asian Para Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya on Thursday, as Anjanaben Bumbadiya won in 59.97 seconds and Jayanti Behera followed her home in 1:00.65, Sports Now reported. Thailand's Sasirawan Inthachot took bronze in 1:02.58. Udayavani also reported Bumbadiya's gold and Behera's silver in the event.

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Bumbadiya was the only athlete in the four-runner final to break one minute, finishing 0.68 seconds clear of her teammate. The T47 classification is for athletes with upper-limb impairments, such as a below-elbow or wrist amputation, Sports Now reported.

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India added another track silver on Thursday through Tejalben Damor, who finished second in the women's 400m T12 — the class for visually impaired athletes — in 57.60 seconds, adding to the bronze she had already won in the 200m T12 earlier in the Games, Sports Now reported.

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59.97sBumbadiya's winning time — the final's only sub-minute run
1:00.65Behera's silver-medal time
57.60sDamor's silver-medal time in the 400m T12
Key facts

Who: Anjanaben Bumbadiya (gold) and Jayanti Behera (silver), India. What: women's 400m T47 final, Asian Para Games 2026, Aichi-Nagoya. Times: 59.97s and 1:00.65; Thailand's Sasirawan Inthachot took bronze in 1:02.58.