| 1. Sumit Antil is an Indian Paralympian athlete known for breaking world records in Javelin Throw. |
| 2. Born in Sonipat, Haryana, Sumit overcame challenges after losing his leg in an accident at the age of 18. |
| 3. Despite his initial interest in wrestling, Sumit switched to Para Athletics and excelled under coach Naval Singh. |
| 4. His hard work paid off with his first silver medal at the World Para Athletics Championships. |
| 5. Sumit's consistent performance led to his inclusion in the GoSports Foundation's Para Champions Programme. |
| 6. At the 2020 Summer Paralympics, Sumit shocked the world by breaking the world record thrice and winning gold. |
| 7. He also competed against able-bodied athletes in the Indian Grand Prix series. |
| 8. Sumit's coach, Naval, had unwavering faith in his abilities, predicting his victory at the Paralympics. |
| 9. Sumit Antil received a cash reward and a government job offer from the Haryana Government for his gold medal win. |
| 10. After setting a new world record in javelin throw, Sumit received praise from top Indian athletes and the Prime Minister. |
| 11. In subsequent events, Sumit continued his winning streak by clinching gold medals and setting new world records. |
| 12. He is a six-time world record holder in javelin throw F64. |
| 13. Lost his left leg below the knee in a 2015 motorbike accident involving a tractor. |
| 14. Born in Sonipat, Haryana, Sumit overcame challenges after losing his left leg below the knee in a 2015 motorbike accident on his way home from tuition class. |
| 15. The accident involved being run over by a tractor; his left leg below the knee was amputated at India Air Force Hospital. |
| 16. Spent 53 days in recuperation and was later admitted to the Artificial Limb Centre in Pune where he received a prosthesis. |
| 17. Initially aspired to become a wrestler and join the Indian Army before the accident. |
| 18. Was introduced to Para Athletics in 2017 by local para-athlete Rajkumar. |
| 19. Trained with water on the ground to prepare for Tokyo's humid weather ahead of the 2020 Games. |
| 20. Chose to use a prosthetic foot instead of a blade because the blade was pushing him backward when he threw. |
| 21. Attributes his self-awareness and training discipline to his background as an aspiring wrestler and continued workouts after the accident. |
| 22. Sumit received a cash reward and a government job offer from the Haryana Government for his gold medal win. |
| 23. After setting new world records, Sumit received praise from top Indian athletes and the Prime Minister. |
| 24. Second Indian overall after shooter Avani Lekhara to defend Paralympics title. |
