India's Asmita Dey and Harsh Win Historic Judo Gold at Commonwealth Games

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India achieved a landmark double gold in judo at the Commonwealth Games, with two athletes making history for the country. Asmita Dey became the first Indian judoka ever to claim a Commonwealth Games gold medal, competing in the women's 48kg category. She secured the title by defeating Canada's Heidi Quach in the final bout. Harsh also claimed gold on the same day, marking a historic moment for Indian judo at the Games.

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