Shubham Arun Singnath is a para athlete from Nagpur, Maharashtra, specializing in the 100-metre sprint (T12). He competes at national and international levels and is working toward higher-level para-sport competitions.

Shubham has achieved several notable results in para athletics. At the New Delhi 2026 World Para Athletics Grand Prix, he won Gold in the Men’s 100m T12 event with a timing of 11.44 seconds. His sporting record also includes a Gold Medal at the 19th National Para Athletics Championship in 2021, Silver at the 20th National Para Athletics Championship in 2022, Gold at the 21st National Para Athletics Championship in 2023, and Silver at the Khelo India Para Games 2023 in the Men’s 100m T12 event while representing Maharashtra.

He has also participated in the 22nd National Para Athletics Championship in 2024, the 23rd National Para Athletics Championship in 2025, the 2nd Para Khelo India Games in 2025, and the 24th National Para Athletics Championship in 2026.

A World Para Athletics ranking document included in his profile lists Shubham at No. 5 in the Men’s 100m T12 world ranking shown in that document.

His Training and Commitment

Shubham trains under coach Gajanan Thakre at KHEL Foundation, Nagpur, Maharashtra. His training schedule involves six days a week with two sessions each day, focusing on speed, explosiveness, endurance, agility, and strength.

His disability certificate, issued by Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital, Nagpur, records 90% permanent disability relating to both eyes, with the certificate specifying low vision and the listed eye conditions.

Despite these challenges, Shubham continues to train and compete with the aim of improving his performance and progressing to higher levels of para athletics.

Why He Needs Your Support

According to his profile, Shubham requires approximately ₹3,50,000 annually to support his training and competitive participation.

The funds will help with:

Training and coaching fees
Sports equipment and gear
Nutrition and supplements
Travel and accommodation for competitions
Physiotherapy and recovery support

These resources are important for maintaining consistent training and enabling him to participate in competitions.

His Goals

Short-Term Goals

Qualify for the Asian Para Games
Qualify for the Commonwealth Para Games
Improve his performance and timing

Long-Term Goal

Represent India at the Paralympic Games 2028

Help Shubham Continue His Journey

Shubham has already demonstrated his potential through performances at national and international competitions. Continuing at this level requires regular training, appropriate equipment, nutrition, recovery support, and travel for competitions.

Your contribution can help Shubham access the resources required to continue his training, participate in competitions, and work toward his future sporting goals.