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Asmita Dey wins India's first Commonwealth Games judo gold, dedicates it to late father

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Asmita Dey made history by claiming India's first-ever judo gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. She defeated Canada's Heidi Quach in a closely contested golden score final to secure the landmark victory. The achievement carries deep personal significance for Dey, who overcame grief following the loss of her father. In the men's event, Harsh Singh added another gold in the 60kg judo category on the same day. Together, the two victories marked a historic milestone for Indian judo at the Games.

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