[citation needed] In January 2011, she won a silver medal at the IPC World Athletics Championship in Christchurch.

In April 2012, she won two gold medals at the first Malaysian Open Athletics Championship in Javelin and discus throw F53 category.

In April 2014, she won a gold in the shot put F53-55 category at the IPC 2nd China Open Athletics Championship at Beijing.

In 2015, she got a 5th place in the IPC Athletics World Championship, Doha, Qatar in shot put, diploma 5th position.

In March 2016, she won a gold in javelin and silver in shot put at the IPC Oceania Asian Championship, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

[citation needed] She won the first medal by an Indian woman winning a bronze at Para-Asian Games at China in December 2010.

[citation needed] Deepa Malik was one of the first persons to receive a license for an invalid (modified) rally vehicle,[9][10] a case she consistently pursued for 19 months in Maharashtra.

[12][13] Malik participated in the grid and national anthem ceremony at the start of the 2013 Indian Grand Prix at the Buddh International Circuit.

[15] In 2003, while her husband was away on tour, she opened a restaurant in Ahmednagar where she employed underprivileged youths and took care that they return to their education.