| Sumit Antil is an Indian Paralympian athlete known for breaking world records in Javelin Throw. |
| Born in Sonipat, Haryana, Sumit overcame challenges after losing his leg in an accident at the age of 18. |
| Despite his initial interest in wrestling, Sumit switched to Para Athletics and excelled under coach Naval Singh. |
| His hard work paid off with his first silver medal at the World Para Athletics Championships. |
| Sumit's consistent performance led to his inclusion in the GoSports Foundation's Para Champions Programme. |
| At the 2020 Summer Paralympics, Sumit shocked the world by breaking the world record thrice and winning gold. |
| He also competed against able-bodied athletes in the Indian Grand Prix series. |
| Sumit's coach, Naval, had unwavering faith in his abilities, predicting his victory at the Paralympics. |
| Sumit Antil received a cash reward and a government job offer from the Haryana Government for his gold medal win. |
| After setting a new world record in javelin throw, Sumit received praise from top Indian athletes and the Prime Minister. |
| In subsequent events, Sumit continued his winning streak by clinching gold medals and setting new world records. |
