India concluded its journey at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, achieving a remarkable total of 39 medals: 13 gold, 17 silver, and 9 bronze. This placed the nation fourth in the overall medal standings, showcasing impressive performances across various sports.

The medal tally reflects a decrease of 22 medals compared to the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. The Glasgow edition featured a streamlined sports program, which led to the omission of several disciplines where India typically excels, such as cricket, badminton, hockey, shooting, squash, and table tennis.

Despite the reduced medal count, the Indian athletes demonstrated remarkable resilience and skill. The boxing team was particularly outstanding, securing 7 gold medals. Notable performances included Gulveer Singh, who won both silver and bronze medals.

Athletics emerged as the leading sport for India, contributing 16 medals: 3 gold, 7 silver, and 6 bronze. Para athletes Sharmila Dhankar, Dilip Gavit, and Soman Rana each won gold, marking a historic achievement for the nation.

The boxing contingent had a record-breaking performance, amassing 10 medals, including 7 gold and 3 silver. This marked the first time India achieved five or more gold medals in boxing at the Commonwealth Games, with all finalists finishing on the podium.

India's weightlifting and para powerlifting teams combined to win 9 medals: 1 gold, 6 silver, and 2 bronze. Mirabai Chanu successfully defended her title, becoming the first Indian athlete to win three consecutive gold medals at the Commonwealth Games.

The judo team also made significant contributions, securing 4 medals: 2 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze. Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh made history by winning gold medals, while Yamini Mourya earned silver and Unnati Sharma claimed bronze.

Despite facing challenges, including withdrawals due to provisional suspensions, the judo team delivered India's best-ever performance in the sport at the Commonwealth Games, highlighted by two historic gold medals.