Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted India’s medal winners from the Commonwealth Games 2026 at his official residence, 7 Lok Kalyan Marg, in New Delhi.
The meeting was held to recognise the athletes’ strong performances at the Glasgow Games. The Prime Minister congratulated the players and praised their dedication, discipline and commitment to representing India on the international stage.
India finished its Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign with 39 medals. The country won 13 gold medals, 17 silver medals and nine bronze medals. The performance reflected the growing strength of Indian sport across several disciplines. newsonair.gov
Athletes’ Contribution Praised
During the interaction, the medal winners shared their experiences from the competition. Their success was seen as an important source of inspiration for young athletes across the country.
The performance in Glasgow also highlighted the contribution of India’s sporting ecosystem, including athletes, coaches, support staff and families. Years of training, preparation and determination played a key role in helping the Indian contingent deliver a memorable campaign.
The Prime Minister’s meeting with the athletes underlined the importance of celebrating sporting achievements and encouraging more young people to take up competitive sports.
India’s Sporting Progress
India’s medal haul at the 2026 Commonwealth Games has strengthened the country’s position in international sport. The achievement is expected to motivate athletes preparing for upcoming global competitions.
The success of the Indian contingent also reinforces the importance of providing athletes with better training facilities, expert coaching and consistent institutional support. With continued investment and encouragement, India hopes to produce even stronger performances in future sporting events.
