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Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi says Ahmedabad is aiming to be the most para-athlete-friendly Commonwealth Games on record, with accessible hotels already underway and the city's BRT network set to run fully electric by 2030.
Learn More →The Commonwealth Games flag that Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi brought back from Glasgow's closing ceremony was formally presented to Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel at a state Cabinet meeting in Gandhinagar, where it will remain on display until the 2030 Games in Ahmedabad.
Learn More →Gujarat deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi, back from Glasgow 2026, says Ahmedabad will aim to set a new benchmark for the 2030 Commonwealth Games after officials studied venue operations, transport and accreditation under the Future Host Observer Programme.
Learn More →Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya felicitated India's Glasgow 2026 medallists across weightlifting, boxing, judo and para-athletics in New Delhi, presenting cash awards of up to Rs 30 lakh and urging the athletes to mentor young sportspersons as India builds toward Ahmedabad 2030.
Learn More →AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal criticised the exclusion of wrestling and shooting from the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya responded by promising that Ahmedabad's 2030 Games will include all of India's major sports.
Learn More →India's boxers delivered their best-ever Commonwealth Games campaign at Glasgow 2026, while judokas Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh won the country's first-ever CWG judo golds. Track milestones from Gulveer Singh and Tejaswin Shankar rounded off a campaign built on new medal sources ahead of Ahmedabad 2030.
Learn More →Glasgow 2026's closing ceremony handed the Commonwealth Games flag to Ahmedabad through a specially built three-act cultural segment, before Prince Edward formally declared the Games closed.
Learn More →Speaking in Glasgow during the 2026 Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Sport CEO Katie Sadleir praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for sport and called Ahmedabad's existing facilities 'world-class' as the city prepares to host the 2030 Centenary Games.
Learn More →India finished the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with 39 medals, fourth on the overall table, powered by a record seven boxing golds and two first-ever judo golds. The Games closed with the Commonwealth Games flag and Host Baton handed over for Ahmedabad's 2030 Centenary Games.
Learn More →As the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games continue, Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi inaugurated an 'Ahmedabad Experience Centre' in the city on July 29, giving international sports federations and athletes a firsthand look at the host of the 2030 Centenary Games.
Learn More →A comprehensive list of all medals won by Indian athletes at the 2026 Commonwealth Games so far
Learn More →Sharmila Dhankar won India's first-ever Commonwealth Games para athletics gold with a 9.81m throw in the women's shot put F57 at Glasgow 2026, ending a 20-year wait for a para athletics medal at the Games. Shilpa K Shyla added bronze in the same event for a historic double podium.
Learn More →Mirabai Chanu won India's first gold of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, lifting a Games-record 190kg total in the women's 48kg category for her third consecutive CWG title. Raja Muthupandi added a second weightlifting silver on the same day.
Learn More →Weightlifter Rishikanta Singh Chanambam won silver in the men's 60kg category on Day 4 in Glasgow, setting a Games record in the snatch and giving India its second medal of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Learn More →The central government has approved Rs 2,719.80 crore for six urban infrastructure projects in Ahmedabad under the Urban Challenge Fund, covering sewerage rehabilitation, water management and transit upgrades as the city prepares to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games.
Learn More →Para powerlifter Jhandu Kumar has won India's first medal of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, and boxer Lovlina Borgohain is guaranteed at least a bronze after a semifinal bye. Here is where India's campaign in Glasgow stands after two days.
Learn More →When the Commonwealth Games flag changes hands at Glasgow's Hydro on August 2, India's four-year countdown to the 2030 Centenary Games formally begins. Shankar Mahadevan and Rashmika Mandanna will headline a roughly 20-minute Indian cultural segment introducing Ahmedabad to a global audience...
Learn More →India will be represented by 125 athletes at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, which begins on July 23rd. The squad includes 77 male and 48 women athletes across 13 sports disciplines, including para-sports...
Learn More →Ahead of the highly anticipated Commonwealth Games 2030, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) in collaboration with MyBharat has officially rolled out three massive nationwide engagement initiatives. Designed to ignite a vibrant sporting spirit, foster creativity, and boost youth participation...
Learn More →Former Union Sports Minister and BJP MP Anurag Thakur has confirmed that India is gearing up to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games on a grand scale, even as the country simultaneously pursues its long-term bid for the 2036 Olympic Games. Speaking to IANS, Thakur framed the upcoming Games as part of a broader shift in India's sporting stature on the world stage....
Learn More →Ahead of the highly anticipated Commonwealth Games 2030, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) in collaboration with MyBharat has officially rolled out three massive nationwide engagement initiatives. Designed to ignite a vibrant sporting spirit, foster creativity, and boost youth participation...
Learn More →One of the most exciting questions surrounding the Commonwealth Games 2030 in Ahmedabad is no longer who will host — it's what will be played. With the sports programme still being finalised, a fascinating behind-the-scenes battle is underway to shape a lineup that could be India's most historic yet.
Learn More →Sports Authority of India (SAI), Regional Centre Mumbai, organised the 75th edition of "Fit India – Sundays on Cycle" at Bharat Petroleum Staff Housing Society, Azadnagar, Chembur, in collaboration with BPCL FitDivaz.
Learn More →India is preparing to host the centenary Commonwealth Games 2030 in Ahmedabad while also pursuing its bid for the 2036 Olympic Games. Officials say the event will showcase India's growing sports infrastructure and global ambitions in international sporting events.
Learn More →The West Midlands region of the United Kingdom has launched a high-level trade and partnership mission to India, positioning 2026 as a defining year following the historic UK–India Free Trade Agreement signed in 2025.
Learn More →Gujarat has announced a ₹1,278 crore allocation in Budget 2026-27 to transform Ahmedabad into an Olympic Ready City ahead of the Commonwealth Games 2030. The plan includes world-class sports infrastructure, metro connectivity upgrades, and major urban development to boost tourism, investment, and long-term economic growth.
Learn More →Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has presented its highest-ever ₹17,018 crore draft budget, formally linking large-scale infrastructure development with preparations for the Commonwealth Games 2030. The budget focuses on roads, mobility, flood management and smart governance, while proposing no new taxes.
Learn More →The 2026 Winter Olympics are currently underway in Italy, with Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo jointly hosting the world’s biggest winter sporting event. Athletes from across the globe have gathered to compete in snow and ice disciplines across multiple venues.
Learn More →As India prepares for the Commonwealth Games 2030, Ahmedabad has entered a fast-track infrastructure phase with record road construction, metro planning, stadium upgrades, and green urban initiatives reshaping the city.
Learn More →Ahmedabad is currently witnessing one of the most extensive infrastructure construction phases in its history. Across the city, large-scale projects related to metro rail, road networks, riverfront expansion, transit connectivity, and ...
Learn More →With Ahmedabad officially confirmed as the host city for the Commonwealth Games 2030, India has unlocked one of its most ambitious urban transformation missions. The event is not just a sporting milestone—it is a national development opportunity...
Learn More →The Commonwealth Games 2030 is expected to bring one of the largest tourism waves Ahmedabad has ever witnessed. Industry estimates predict over 2 million domestic and international visitors between late 2029 and mid-2030....
Learn More →The Government of Gujarat has accelerated a massive crore infrastructure plan to prepare Ahmedabad for the Commonwealth Games 2030. This includes upgrades to mobility, stadium infrastructure, hospitality capacity, and green energy systems...
Learn More →With the Commonwealth Games 2030 approaching, Ahmedabad is witnessing one of the biggest investment waves in its history. Businesses, developers, global companies, and startups are actively exploring ...
Learn More →Ahmedabad, India has today been formally announced to host the Centenary Commonwealth Games in 2030, marking a historic moment for the Commonwealth Sport Movement.
Learn More →Having effectively secured hosting rights over a month ago, India’s bid for the 2030 Commonwealth Games is set for formal approval on Wednesday during the Commonwealth Sport General Assembly in Glasgow—marking a major step in the nation’s push to emerge as a global multi-sport destination.
Learn More →Primary stadiums have reached 85% completion, marking a significant milestone in the journey to Commonwealth Games 2030. The construction project remains on schedule with international quality standards being maintained.
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Apply Now →Comprehensive plan announced for seamless connectivity across all venues. New metro extension and bus rapid transit system ready.
Learn More →Commonwealth Games 2030 commits to 100% renewable energy and net-zero carbon footprint for all operations.
Read More →India is actively exploring the possibility of hosting the Commonwealth Games 2030, with Ahmedabad emerging as a leading candidate city. After successfully hosting large international events and developing world-class infrastructure, India is aiming to position itself as a global sporting hub.
Learn More →Global brands commit to supporting Commonwealth Games 2030. Partnership agreements signed with leading international companies.
Explore →20 sports confirmed with 1000+ medal events. International sports organizations endorse the comprehensive competition schedule.
View Events →Iconic riverside sports complex completed. Aquatic venues meet international standards with zero environmental impact.
See Venues →Commonwealth nations confirm participation in Games. 150+ countries expected to compete in Ahmedabad 2030.
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