India Finishes 4th at Commonwealth Games 2026 Glasgow with 39 Medals

4 August 2026National

India concluded the 23rd Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland (23 July - 2 August 2026) with 39 medals — 13 gold, 17 silver, 9 bronze — finishing 4th, behind Australia, Canada and England. Boxing led with a record 10 medals including 7 golds (most by any nation in boxing at a single CWG). Mirabai Chanu completed a hat-trick of CWG weightlifting titles. It was India best-ever CWG para campaign with 7 medals (3G-2S-2B); Dilip Gavit won the 100m T47 gold in a record 10.71s. Boxer Jaismine Lamboria was India flag-bearer at the Closing Ceremony.

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CWG 2026 host: Glasgow, Scotland | India best-ever CWG: 101 medals at Delhi 2010 | India has competed at every CWG since 1934 | CGF = Commonwealth Games Federation

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India finished 4th at CWG 2026 Glasgow with 39 medals (13G-17S-9B), led by a record 7 boxing golds; Mirabai Chanu won a hat-trick of CWG titles. India logged its best-ever CWG para campaign (7 medals), with Dilip Gavit taking 100m T47 gold in 10.71s.

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