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Indian Athletes at 2026 Asian Games Could Earn Up to Rs 30 Lakh for Medals

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Indian athletes set to compete at the 2026 Asian Games stand to receive significant financial incentives for their performances. Medal winners may be eligible for cash rewards of up to Rs 30 lakh depending on the colour of their medal. In team events, the prize money will be divided among squad members rather than awarded as a flat individual sum. Athletes who win more than one medal could potentially earn higher cumulative rewards. Beyond cash prizes, medallists may also be entitled to additional benefits such as jobs and other incentives.

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