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Backed by the Paralympic Committee of India

India's para-athletes win medals.
We make sure the country watches.

Sportainment India is one of the only production and content studios built exclusively around Indian para-athletics — turning results on the field into stories that reach the country.

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Para medals at CWG 2026 Glasgow
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India's medal target — Asian Para Games 2026
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Growth in India's medal count since 2021
About Us

Stories first. Inspiration always.

Sportainment India is a media and content production house built around one focus: Indian para-athletes. We don't cover them as a footnote to able-bodied sport — we build visually striking, inspiring, and informative content that puts their careers, training, and competition front and center.

Every piece we produce — a Reel, a carousel, a highlight cut — is built to show the real person behind the result: the training, the setbacks, the technique, and the achievement. Inspiration-driven storytelling, not hardship framing for its own sake. Just facts, and the grit it took to earn them.

We work directly with athletes, coaches, and the Paralympic Committee of India to make sure every story we tell is accurate, respectful, and worth watching.

What we do

  • Instagram Reels & carousels for individual athletes and events
  • Video post-production — color grading, captions, highlight cuts
  • "Know Your Athlete" profile series
  • Live event coverage across major Games
  • Long-form YouTube features and athlete documentaries
Featured Athletes

The athletes we cover

A growing roster of India's leading para-athletes — profiled, filmed, and followed across the season.

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Dilip Gavit

Men's 100m T47 · Sprint

CWG 2026 Glasgow gold medallist in the men's 100m T47, leading India's sprint program on the biggest stage.

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Mohammad Basil

Men's 100m T47 · Sprint

Silver medallist alongside Dilip Gavit at CWG 2026, completing a historic Indian 1-2 finish in the sprint.

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Sharmila Dhankar

Women's Shot Put F57

Gold medallist in women's F57 shot put at CWG 2026 Glasgow, headlining India's throws program.

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Shubham Juyal

Men's Shot Put F57

Indian Army athlete who won silver at his Commonwealth Games debut, part of a historic Indian double podium in F57.

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Soman Rana

Men's Shot Put F57

Army havildar and CWG 2026 gold medallist, delivering India's first-ever Commonwealth Games title in men's F57 shot put.

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And many more

Roster growing every season

New athlete profiles are added as our coverage expands across events, classifications, and disciplines.

Mission

To build a platform that showcases India's para-athletic achievements — spreading awareness and generating widespread viewership and following for the athletes who've earned it.

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India's para-athlete base at major Games, from London 2012 to Paris 2024
19 → 208
Combined medals across the Paralympics, Worlds & Asian Para Games, 2021 to 2025
Growth in global para-sport's digital audience in three years — the attention already exists
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Visibility

Give para-athletes the same production quality and reach as any mainstream sporting story.

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Accuracy

Every result, classification, and story is fact-checked before it reaches an audience.

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Longevity

Build lasting followings for athletes, not just one-off virality around a single event.

Current Event Coverage

Commonwealth Games 2026 — Glasgow

India's para-athletics contingent delivered its best-ever Commonwealth Games showing: seven medals, three of them gold.

AthleteEventResult
Dilip GavitMen's 100m T47Gold
Mohammad BasilMen's 100m T47Silver
Sharmila DhankarWomen's Shot Put F57Gold
Soman RanaMen's Shot Put F57Gold
Shubham JuyalMen's Shot Put F57Silver
Shilpa K ShylaWomen's Shot Put F57Bronze
Jhandu KumarPara PowerliftingBronze
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OCT 2026

Next up: Asian Para Games, Nagoya — India targets 100 medals

India heads to Aichi-Nagoya, Japan for the 2026 Asian Para Games — its fifth appearance at the event — chasing a landmark target of 100 medals across multiple para-sport disciplines. It's more than a number: it's the next marker in a run that's seen India's para-athlete base grow from 10 competitors at London 2012 to 84 at Paris 2024. Off the back of a strong Commonwealth Games campaign, Sportainment India will be covering the build-up, selection, and competition in full.

Media

From the field

A look at the photos and clips our team produces — Reels, highlight cuts, and behind-the-scenes moments.

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Dilip Gavit — Gold Sprint
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Basil & Gavit — 1-2 Finish
Profile
Know Your Athlete: Sharmila
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Soman Rana — Winning Throw
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Trackside, Scotstoun Stadium
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Shubham Juyal — CWG Debut

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Contact Us

Get in touch

For partnerships, athlete features, or media inquiries, reach out below.

Details

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B209, Oberoi Chambers,
Veera Desai Road,
Andheri (W),
Mumbai - 400 063
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