The names of the medal winners are as follows: Ankur Dharma (Athletics – 800 Mts, T 11, Silver), Manoj Shankar (Badminton – Singles, SL3, Silver), Tarun (Badminton – Singles, SL4, Silver), Raj Kumar; Rakesh Pandey (Badminton – Men’s Doubles, SL 3, 4 / SU 5, Silver), Raj Kumar; Parmar Parul Dalsukhbhai (Badminton – Mixed Doubles, SL 3, 4 / SU 5, Silver), Mohammed Ali (Athletics – 800 Mts, T 11, Bronze), Jaydeepkumar Singh; Ramesh Kumar; Manoharan Janakiraman; Karmpal (Judo – Men’s Team, B2 / B3, Bronze), Priyanka Annasaheb; Pappath Chinnaswamy; Monish Sundaramoorthy; Vijayashanthi Ravi (Judo – Women’s Team, B2 / B3, Bronze), Sharath Gayakwad (Aquatics - 50m Free Style, S8, Bronze), Mahesh Shashank; Swapnil Sanjay; Prashant Karmakar; Niranjan Mukundan (Aquatics - 4 X 400 Relay Freestyle, 49 P, Bronze) and Mahesh Shashank; Swapnil Sanjay; Prashant Karmakar; Niranjan Mukundan (Aquatics - 4 X 400 Relay Freestyle, 49 P, Bronze)

At the end of the day 6 India’s medal tally was 33 medals (Three Gold, 12 Silver and 18 Bronze).