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CWG 2026 India’s medal tally: Complete list of winners and table

Here’s a complete list of winners from the Indian contigent categorized by sport.

CWG 2026 India’s medal tally: Complete list of winners and table

As the 23rd Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games entered its final day, India's performance at the event continued to impress. With 39 medals to their name, the nation secured a fourth-place position in the medal table, just behind Canada. Indian athletes participated in a total of 122 events across eight able-bodied and five integrated para-sports categories.

The campaign began on a high note when weightlifter Mirabai Chanu won India's first gold medal by clinching the 48 kg event. Rishikanta Singh then followed with a silver medal in the Men's 60 kg weightlifting category, while Raja Muthupandi added another silver to India's tally in the Men's 65 kg weightlifting event.

On July 29, 2026, Murali Sreeshankar secured the second gold medal of the Games with a silver in the Men's 48 kg weightlifting event. Lovepreet Singh won India's first silver in the Men's 110+ kg weightlifting category, while Seema Kaliramna claimed the bronze in the women's discus throw.

Para-powerlifter Jhandu Kumar marked the start of India's medal winning spree by securing a bronze in the Men's para-powerlifting division on July 24. Bindyarani Devi added to the nation's tally with a bronze in the women's 58 kg weightlifting event. Indian judokas Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh followed suit, claiming history by becoming the first Indians to win medals in judo at the Commonwealth Games.

The Indian boxers also delivered a stellar performance, securing a record seven gold medals, the highest ever won by a nation in boxing at a single edition of the Commonwealth Games.

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