PM Modi meets CWG 2026 medallists, hails India's fourth-place finish in Glasgow

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met India's Commonwealth Games 2026 medal winners in New Delhi to congratulate them on their performance. India finished fourth overall at the Glasgow Games, securing a total of 39 medals. Modi encouraged the athletes with the phrase 'Jo khelega, woh khilega' and led them in chanting 'Bharat Mata ki Jai'. He also shared a video of the meeting on social media with the message 'Always #Cheer4Bharat'. Looking ahead, India is set to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad.

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