India scripted a memorable chapter in its sporting journey at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, finishing fourth on the medals table with an impressive tally of 39 medals, including 13 gold medals. The achievement marks one of the country’s strongest performances at the global multi-sport event.
Congratulating Team India, Mrs Nita M. Ambani praised the athletes for their dedication, resilience and determination, calling the campaign a reflection of the nation’s growing sporting strength.
She highlighted the historic performance of Indian boxers, who delivered a record-breaking medal haul, while women athletes emerged as major contributors to India’s gold medal success. The exceptional achievements of India’s para-athletes also stood out, marking the country’s finest-ever Commonwealth Games performance in the category.
Reliance Foundation athletes Lovlina Borgohain, Murali Sreeshankar and Tejaswin Shankar were among those who made the nation proud with their outstanding performances. Reliance Foundation reiterated its commitment to nurturing sporting talent and supporting athletes from grassroots programmes to international platforms.
With India preparing to host the Centenary Commonwealth Games in Amdavad in 2030, the Glasgow campaign has strengthened hopes for a new era of sporting excellence. The performances of Team India’s champions continue to inspire millions of young athletes across the country.
