'Congratulations! Immensely Proud': PM Narendra Modi Celebrates India's Super Saturday At CWG 2026
'Congratulations! Immensely Proud': PM Narendra Modi Celebrates India's Super Saturday At CWG 2026 Published By, Last Updated: August 02, 2026, 08:25 IST PM Narendra Modi
'Congratulations! Immensely Proud': PM Narendra Modi Celebrates India's Super Saturday At CWG 2026 Published By, Last Updated: August 02, 2026, 08:25 IST PM Narendra Modi congratulated Indian athletes for their medal wins at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. (From left) Arundhati Choudhay, Sakshi and Ankush (AP Photo) In what was a memorable Saturday for India at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, boxers, judokas and track & field athletes combined to bring home as many as 16 medals – a haul that included 8 gold, 5 silver and 3 bronze medals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was all praise for the stupendous show that saw India jump from 10th spot at the start of day No.4 by the time the day concluded. CWG 2026: Full Coverage | Medals Tally | Schedule | News Taking to social media, PM Modi congratulated the medal winners while wishing them luck for future endeavours. “An outstanding performance by Preeti, winning a Gold in the 54 kgs Women Boxing event. Her performance has been consistent. Congratulations to her. Wishing her continued success in the times ahead," Modi said for Preeti after she won the women’s 54kg boxing title to kick-start the medal rush on Day 10. On Jasmine Lamboria’s gold in the women’s 57kg boxing event, he said, “Congrats to Jasmine Lamboria for winning the Gold in the 57 kg Women’s Boxing event at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Her commitment and consistency are clearly reflected in her success. My best wishes to her." Congratulating Sakshi for winning the women’s 51kg boxing gold, Modi wrote, “A prestigious Gold for Sakshi in the Women’s 51 kg Boxing event!
Congratulations to her on a commanding performance and a decisive victory. May she continue to scale greater heights!" For Priya Ghangas, who clinched gold in the women’s 60kg boxing event, Modi said, “Priya Ghangas brings home a glorious Gold in the Women’s 60 kg Boxing event! It reflects her remarkable skill and mental strength. Congratulations to her. My best wishes for her upcoming endeavours." Praising Arundhati Choudhary’s victory in the women’s 70kg boxing category, he posted, “Arundhati Choudhary scripts history with a brilliant Gold in the Women’s 70 kg Boxing event at the Glasgow Games! She displayed technical excellence and unwavering confidence. Congratulations to her. Wishing her many more successes in the years ahead." Modi also congratulated Sachin Siwach after his gold medal in the men’s 60kg boxing event, saying, “Sachin Siwach strikes Gold at Glasgow! Congrats to him for the success in the Men’s 60 kg Boxing event. He will motivate several young boxers. All the best for his endeavours ahead. May he always make India proud." Highlighting a historic achievement in para athletics, the Prime Minister wrote, “History made by Soman Rana! Congratulations to him on clinching the Gold Medal in the Men’s Shot Put F57 event. With this exceptional triumph, he has secured India’s first-ever Commonwealth Gold in this event. His focus and unwavering determination were evident throughout the competition. Best wishes for the endeavours ahead." History made by Soman Rana!Congratulations to him on clinching the Gold Medal in the Men’s Shot Put F57 event. With this exceptional triumph, he has secured India’s first-ever Commonwealth Gold in this event.
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