Commonwealth Games 2026

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini Honours Commonwealth Games 2026 Athletes, Awards Rs 13.97 Crore To 24 Players

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini Honours Commonwealth Games 2026 Athletes, Awards Rs 13.97 Crore To 24 Players

Chandigarh (Balwinder Singh): Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday honoured the state's medal winners and participants from the Commonwealth Games 2026, presenting cash awards worth Rs 13.97 crore to 24 athletes at a state-level felicitation ceremony in Panchkula. Highlighting Haryana's contribution to India's campaign, Saini said athletes from the state won 11 medals, including seven gold, two silver and two bronze, accounting for more than 28 per cent of India's total medal tally at the Games. "Haryana's soil does not only produce foodgrains, it also produces champions," the Chief Minister said while congratulating the athletes, their families and…
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India Scripts Memorable Commonwealth Games 2026 Campaign with Record Boxing Triumph and Multi-Sport Medal Surge

India Scripts Memorable Commonwealth Games 2026 Campaign with Record Boxing Triumph and Multi-Sport Medal Surge

Glasgow (Rajeev Sharma): India delivered one of its most successful days in Commonwealth Games history on Saturday, producing an outstanding medal-winning performance across boxing, judo, athletics and para sports. Powered by a record-breaking display from its boxers, the Indian contingent climbed to fourth place in the overall standings with 38 medals, comprising 13 gold, 17 silver and eight bronze. Boxing Leads India's Golden Charge Indian boxers stole the spotlight by claiming seven gold medals, the country's best-ever performance in the sport at the Commonwealth Games. The impressive campaign also earned India the top position in the boxing medal standings with…
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Commonwealth Games 2026: India Enjoys Medal Rush as Sharmila Dhankar Wins Historic Gold

Commonwealth Games 2026: India Enjoys Medal Rush as Sharmila Dhankar Wins Historic Gold

Glasgow (Rajeev Sharma): India continued its impressive run at the Commonwealth Games 2026, adding a flurry of medals on Day 5 to take its overall tally to 10. The highlight of the day came from Sharmila Dhankar, who delivered a record-breaking performance to clinch the country's second gold medal of the Games. Competing in the women's para shot put F57 event, Sharmila registered a best effort of 9.81 metres, securing the gold and etching her name in history as the first Indian para-athlete to win a Commonwealth Games gold medal in athletics. India's success in the same event continued later…
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