Gyaneshwari Earns Silver, India's Fourth Weightlifting Medal at CWG Glasgow

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India secured its fourth weightlifting medal at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow as Gyaneshwari claimed a silver in her category. The achievement adds to a strong run for Indian weightlifters at the ongoing Games. Earlier medals came from Mirabai Chanu, who won gold in the women's 48kg event, and Rishikanta Singh, who took silver in the men's 60kg category. Muthupandi Raja also contributed a silver medal in the men's 65kg event. India's weightlifting contingent has thus delivered a consistent podium presence throughout the competition.

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