Indian para-badminton player Biri Takar secured a double podium finish at the Brazil Para Badminton International 2026, capturing a gold medal in men’s doubles alongside his partner Alisson of Brazil and adding a bronze medal in men’s singles.
The achievement marks another milestone for the Arunachal Pradesh para shuttler on the international stage, demonstrating consistent form across multiple competitive categories. Competing in a strong international field, Takar balanced rigorous matches in both singles and doubles events to cement his rising status in world para badminton.
Double Podiums and Tactical Execution in Brazil
Takar’s campaign in Brazil highlighted his court awareness, tactical positioning, and relentless attacking play. In the men’s doubles competition, Takar teamed up with Brazil’s Alisson to navigate a demanding bracket. The cross-continental duo displayed sharp coordination throughout the tournament, culminating in a gold-medal victory after consistent performances across multiple rounds.
In the men’s singles draw, Takar fought through a competitive field of international shuttlers. Despite the physical toll of deep runs in both disciplines, he secured a hard-fought bronze medal, underscoring his versatility and endurance under tournament pressure.
State and Regional Recognition
Back in his home region, Takar’s international success generated widespread celebration and official praise.
Takar’s recent international medal count builds upon his previous appearances on the global circuit, including a bronze medal finish at the Japan Para Badminton International Level II event held earlier in Tokyo.
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