India Wins 63 Medals in World Transplant Games, Breaks National Record.India’s transplant athletes made history in Germany. They won 63 medals at the 2025 World Transplant Games.The event happened in Dresden. It was the nation’s best performance ever at the competition.
Historic Victory for Indian Contingent in Global Sports Event
India sent 57 athletes to the Games. The team included 49 organ recipients and 8 living donors.They competed against 1,600 participants from 51 countries. According to event organizers, India finished 13th overall.The medal haul included 16 gold, 22 silver, and 23 bronze medals. This nearly doubled India’s previous record of 35 medals from 2023.
New Sports and Inspiring Stories Mark India’s Participation
India fielded debut teams in several sports. Archery, football, volleyball, and basketball were all new entriesThe archery team won two medals. Athletes came from 16 different states across India.Their success challenges stigma around organ donation. It shows the world that transplant recipients can lead full, active lives.
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What are the World Transplant Games?
The Games are a major international sports event. They are recognized by the International Olympic Committee. Transplant recipients and living donors compete to celebrate life and promote organ donation awareness.
Who organized India’s participation?
ORGAN India managed the contingent. The NGO Parashar Foundation supports this initiative. They handled training, sponsorship, and logistics for the athletes.
Which Indian athlete won the most medals?
Jaskaran Singh won four golds and one silver. He received the Outstanding Donor Athlete of the Games title. He donated a kidney to his wife before competing.
Did any young athletes participate?
Yes, 13-year-old Ishaan Anekar won two golds and one silver in swimming. He had a transplant in 2021. His story inspired audiences worldwide.
How does this help organ donation awareness?
Every medal won starts a conversation back home. Athletes become living proof that organ donation saves lives and allows recipients to thrive.
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