India at Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 4: Sarvesh Kushare Secures Athletics Medal and Weightlifters Contribute to Medal Tally

Indias Progress at Commonwealth Games 2026: Highlights from Day 4 and 5

During the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, India has marked significant achievements in athletics and weightlifting, adding to its medal tally.

On Day 4, athlete Sarvesh Kushare made headlines by securing Indias first medal in athletics for the Games, winning a silver medal in the high jump event. His performance has contributed to India’s growing presence on the athletics scoreboard, reflecting the countrys investment in developing young athletic talent.

Additionally, Indian weightlifters have also been successful, further enhancing the countrys medal count in various categories.

By Day 5 of the competition, India had amassed a total of six medals, including multiple medals from the para-athletics events. Notably, Sharmila Dhankar clinched a historic gold medal in para athletics, marking a significant milestone for Indian athletes competing in para-sports. Fellow competitor Shilpa Shyla earned a bronze medal in the para shot put event, showcasing the strength and capability of Indian athletes in this arena.

As of now, Indias position in the medal table is promising, with athletes across various disciplines demonstrating resilience and competitiveness. The Indian team continues to participate in several events, and officials remain optimistic about improving the medal count as the Games progress.

Fans and supporters are eagerly following the progress of the Indian contingent, as the nation aims to close the Commonwealth Games with a record-breaking performance this year.