Manoj Sarkar

Para-Badminton Player

Indian Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, India

Quick Info

ProfessionPara-Badminton Player
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth12/01/1990
Age36 years
BirthplaceRudrapur, Uttarakhand, India

Latest News about Manoj Sarkar

20/02/2026

Manoj Sarkar was reported injured in a serious road accident while travelling between Rudrapur and Lucknow. He was admitted to the ICU, and reports identified him as the 2018 Arjuna Awardee and a leading Indian para-badminton player from Rudrapur, Uttarakhand.

23/03/2025

Manoj Sarkar said he was aiming for a gold medal at the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics. In the same report, he was noted to have recently won bronze at the Spanish Para-Badminton International 2025 while managing a knee injury.

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Bio/Wiki

Famous ForWinning a bronze medal in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics
Notable TitleOnly Arjuna Awardee and Para Olympian Bronze medalist from Uttarakhand

Physical Stats & More

Height5' 6"
Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Personal Life

Food HabitNon-vegetarian

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
Marriage Date07/12/2020

Family

FatherManinder Sarkar (Died in 2017)
MotherJamuna Sarkar
Siblings
  • 1 (Name
  • )
  • 1
SpouseSona Varman

Career

Para-Badminton
Disability ClassSL-3 (PPRP Lower Limb condition)
CoachGaurav Khanna
Medals
Paralympic Games2020: Bronze medal in Men's Singles at Tokyo
World Championships
  • 2013: Gold medal in Men's Double's SL3 at Dortmund
  • 2015: Gold medal in Men's Doubles SL3-SL4 at Stoke Mandeville
  • 2019: Gold medal in Men's Doubles SL3-SL4 at Basel
  • 2017: Silver medal in Men's Singles SL3 at Ulsan
  • 2013: Bronze medal in Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 at Dortmund
  • 2015: Bronze medal in Men's Singles SL3 at Stoke Mandeville
  • 2019: Bronze medal in Men's Singles SL3 at Basel
Asian Para Games
  • 2014: Silver medal in Men's Singles SL3 at Incheon
  • 2018: Bronze medal in Men's Singles SL3 at Jakarta
  • 2018: Bronze medal in Men's Doubles SL3-SL4 at Jakarta
Asian Para-Badminton Championships
  • 2016: Gold medal in Men's Singles SL3 at Beijing
  • 2016: Bronze medal in Men's Doubles SL3-SL4 at Beijing
Highest World Ranking
  • Men's Singles SL3 - First
  • Men's Doubles SL3-SL4 - First
International Para-Badminton
  • 2023: Silver medal in Men’s Doubles at Canada Para Badminton International
  • 2023: Two Bronze medals in Men’s Doubles and Singles at Bahrain Para Badminton International
  • 2023: Bronze medal in Men’s Doubles at Brazil Para Badminton International
  • 2022: Gold medal in Doubles and Bronze medal in Singles at Spanish Para Badminton International
  • 2021: Gold medal in singles SL3 at Uganda Para-Badminton International
Current Ranking4th in men's singles SL3

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Manoj Sarkar began his badminton journey at just five years old.
2. In 2018, he received the prestigious Arjuna Award for his outstanding achievements in Para-Badminton.
3. Regularly, Manoj Sarkar practices meditation and pranayama.
4. In 2019, he was recognized as the Para Sportsman of the Year at the Sportstar Aces Awards.
5. He has won a total of 50 international medals, including 19 gold, 13 silver, and 18 bronze.
6. Manoj suffers from a PPRP Lower Limb condition which began when he was just one year old.
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