Glasgow, August 2: The 10th day of the Commonwealth Games 2026 has been historic for India, with the country securing a total of 16 medals, including 7 golds. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated all the athletes who won medals.
Indian boxers particularly shone on this day, claiming a total of 10 medals in boxing. PM Modi congratulated boxer Sachin Siwach for winning a gold medal in the 60 kg category, stating on his social media platform ‘X’, “Sachin Siwach has won a gold medal in Glasgow. Congratulations on this achievement in the men’s 60 kg boxing event. He will inspire many young boxers. Best wishes for his future endeavors. He continues to elevate India’s pride.”
The Prime Minister also praised female boxer Lovlina Borgohain for winning a silver medal in the women’s 75 kg boxing event, expressing pride in her performance and dedication, which continues to inspire athletes across the country.
Arundhati Chaudhary received accolades for her gold medal victory in the women’s 70 kg boxing event, with PM Modi noting her excellent technique and unwavering confidence. He wished her further success in the coming years.
Priya Ghangas was congratulated for winning a gold medal in the women’s 60 kg boxing event, showcasing her exceptional skills and mental strength. PM Modi extended his best wishes for her future efforts.
Sakshi’s gold medal win in the women’s 51 kg boxing event was also highlighted, with PM Modi commending her outstanding performance and decisive victory.
Jadumani Singh Mandeangbam was congratulated for winning a silver medal in the men’s 55 kg boxing event, with the Prime Minister recognizing his courage, discipline, and determination.
Somnath Rana made history by winning a gold medal in the men’s shot put F57 event, marking India’s first Commonwealth gold in this event. PM Modi praised his focus and unwavering determination throughout the competition.
Shubham Juyal, who secured a silver medal in the men’s shot put F57 event, was also commended by PM Modi for his remarkable technique and dedication to the sport, hoping that this success inspires him to achieve even greater accomplishments in the future.
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