A comprehensive list of all medals won by Indian athletes at the 2026 Commonwealth Games
India, 9.81m, a season-best throw in the women's shot put F57. This historic win marks India's first-ever Commonwealth Games para-athletics gold.
India, Weightlifting. Set records at Glasgow 2026, winning her third straight Commonwealth Games gold.
India, Men's high jump.
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India, 7.26m personal best, elevated from fourth after a foul was called on Nigeria's Eucharia Iyiazi in the women's shot put F57. A deeply emotional moment for para athletics in India.
Bindyarani Devi secured bronze in women's weightlifting, adding to her impressive Commonwealth Games career. She previously won silver at Birmingham 2022 and continues to be one of India's most consistent lifters at the continental level.
Jhandu Kumar opened India's medal account at Glasgow 2026 with a bronze in men's para powerlifting heavyweight, giving the entire Indian contingent a morale boost on Day 2 of the Games.
India sent a squad of 123 athletes across 13 sports to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games — a smaller contingent than in previous editions due to the reduced sports programme for this edition. Despite the smaller team, India's athletes delivered strong performances across weightlifting, athletics, and para sports.
Weightlifting was once again India's most productive sport, with Mirabai Chanu leading the charge by winning her third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold. Athletes in the 49kg, 55kg, 59kg, 60kg, 69kg, 73kg and 79kg categories all returned with medals.
Athletics saw India win silver medals through Sarvesh Kushare in the high jump, Gulveer Singh in the 10,000m, and Murali Sreeshankar in the long jump — a sign of growing depth in Indian field athletics. The para sports contingent also performed admirably, with Sharmila Dhankar and Dilip Gavit both claiming gold and Jhandu Kumar winning bronze in para powerlifting.
The Glasgow 2026 Games mark an important chapter as India prepares to host the Commonwealth Games 2030 in Ahmedabad. The performance of Indian athletes at Glasgow will serve as a benchmark for the home Games four years from now.