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Commonwealth Games 2026: India’s campaign at the 2026 Commonwealth Games ended today, August 2nd. India finished fourth in the points table. India won a total of 39 medals, including 13 gold, 19 silver, and 9 bronze. This time, Indian boxers made history at the Commonwealth Games. India won the most gold medals in boxing, with 7. 

38 Indian players won medals in Commonwealth Games 2026

The Indian contingent of 122 athletes arrived in Glasgow for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, of which 38 have brought glory to the country by winning medals. Many athletes made their mark internationally for the first time. Indian athletes performed brilliantly in boxing, athletics, weightlifting, and para-athletics, bringing glory to the nation by winning medals. This time too, women won the most gold medals.  

Gulveer Singh created history by winning 2 medals

In athletics, Gulvir Singh made history by winning a silver medal in the men’s 10,000 meters and a bronze medal in the 5,000 meters. He became the first Indian athlete to win multiple medals in track and field at the same Commonwealth Games. 

India created history by winning 7 gold medals in boxing for the first time.

The 2026 Commonwealth Games were a historic event for India in boxing. For the first time, India won seven gold medals and three silver medals. This means India won a total of ten medals in boxing.  

All 10 boxers who won medals for India at the Commonwealth Games

Preeti Pawar – Women’s 54kg – Gold Medal

Anshul Ankush Panghal – Men’s +90kg – Gold Medal

Sachin Siwach – Men’s 60kg – Gold Medal

Sakshi Chaudhary – Women’s 51kg – Gold Medal

Jasmine Lamboria – Women’s 57kg – Gold Medal

Priya Ghanghas – Women’s 60kg Weight Category – Gold Medal

Arundhati Choudhary – Women’s 70kg – Gold Medal

Lovlina Borgohain – Women’s 75kg – Silver Medal

Jadumani Singh – Men’s 55kg – Silver Medal  

Narender Berwal – Men’s +90kg – Silver Medal 

India won a total of 8 medals in weightlifting.

Mirabai Chanu – Gold Medal (Women’s 48kg)

Rishikant Singh – Silver Medal (Men’s 60kg)

Raja Muthupandi – Silver Medal (Men’s 65kg)

Valluri Ajay Babu – Silver Medal (Men’s 79kg)

Dnyaneshwari Yadav – Silver Medal (Women’s 53kg)

Harjinder Kaur – Silver Medal (Women’s 69kg)

Lovepreet Singh – Silver Medal (Men’s +110kg)

Bindyarani Devi – Bronze Medal (Women 58kg)

India got 4 medals in Judo

Asmita Dey – Gold Medal (Women’s 48kg)

Harsh Singh – Gold Medal (Men’s 60kg)

Yamini Maurya – Silver Medal (Women’s 57kg)

Unnati Sharma – Bronze Medal (Women 63kg)

India got a total of 10 medals in athletics

Neeraj Chopra – Silver Medal (Men’s Javelin Throw)

Gulvir Singh – Silver Medal (Men’s 10,000m)

Murali Srishankar – Silver Medal (Men’s Long Jump)

Sarvesh Anil Kushale – Silver Medal (Men’s High Jump)

Praveen Chitravel – Silver Medal (Men’s Triple Jump)

Gulvir Singh – Bronze medal (men’s 5,000m)

Tejaswin Shankar – Bronze Medal (Men’s Decathlon)

Yashvir Singh – Bronze medal (men’s javelin throw)

Selva Prabhu Thirumaran – Bronze medal (men’s triple jump)

Seema Kaliramana – Bronze Medal (Women’s Discus Throw)

India won a total of 7 medals in para-athletics and para-powerlifting.

Sharmila Dhankhar – Gold Medal (Women’s Shot Put F57)

Dilip Gavit – Gold medal (men’s 100m T47 race)

Soman Rana – Gold Medal (Men’s Shot Put F57)

Shubham Juyal – Silver medal (Men’s shot put F57)

Mohammad Basit – silver medal (men’s 100m T47 race)

Shilpa Shayla – Bronze medal (Women’s shot put F57)

Jhandu Kumar – Bronze medal (Para-Powerlifting Men’s Heavyweight), India’s first medal in the event