Indian para-athlete Mahendra Gurjar has made history at the Nottwil World Para Athletics Grand Prix, setting a new world record in the Men’s Javelin event and marking one of the most outstanding performances of the championship.
Competing against top para-athletes from around the globe, Gurjar delivered a spectacular throw that not only secured him the gold medal but also surpassed the previous world record in his classification. The stadium erupted with applause as officials immediately confirmed the groundbreaking distance.
Guinness World Records and World Para Athletics representatives are now verifying the mark, but early results indicate that Gurjar’s throw stands as the longest ever recorded in his category—an extraordinary milestone for Indian para sports.
Coaches and teammates praised his discipline, noting that weeks of intensive training, technique refinement, and mental preparation contributed to the historic result. Spectators described the moment as “electric,” with many calling it one of the standout achievements of the Grand Prix.
Indian sports authorities and fans back home celebrated the achievement across social media, commending Gurjar for bringing pride to the nation and elevating India’s presence in global para athletics.
With this record-breaking throw, Mahendra Gurjar not only captures international attention but also inspires para-athletes worldwide—proving once again that determination and resilience can turn limits into landmarks.
