India Finishes Fourth at CWG 2026 with 39 Medals, Boxing Leads the Charge

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India wrapped up the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with a fourth-place finish in the overall standings. The country's boxers delivered a record-breaking performance, claiming ten medals including seven gold. The judo contingent also made history by winning four medals, two of which were gold, marking their best-ever CWG showing. Athletics and para athletics athletes added further podium finishes to the tally. In total, India secured 39 medals across disciplines, making it a highly successful campaign.

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