Medals

• India secured two silver medals on Day 5 of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, won by Gulveer Singh in the 10,000m race and Harjinder Kaur in the 69kg weightlifting category. • Harjinder Kaur's achievement follows a strong competitive streak, including a bronze at the 2022 Birmingham Games and three national records set during the 2024 National Championships. • These victories bolster India's overall medal tally and highlight the country's continued dominance in athletics and weightlifting on the international stage.

• India concluded its campaign at the 5th Asia Cup Bridge Championships in Panaji, securing a total of four medals. • In the Matchpoint Finals, gold medals were awarded to pairs from Chinese Taipei (Men's and Seniors), Australia (Women's), and Hong Kong China (Mixed). • The event showcased world-class bridge competition across Asia, culminating in an official Awards Night to honor the champions.

• India has successfully advanced three teams to the semifinals of the 5th Asia Cup Bridge championships hosted in India. • India A secured third place with 186.47 VPs, while India B narrowly missed the top four after finishing behind Bangladesh B (173.66 VPs to 172.03 VPs). • In the Women’s Division, defending champions China finished first with 124.66 VPs, followed by Indonesia with 108.23 VPs.

• Three Indian teams—India A (Men), India A (Women), and India B (Seniors)—have advanced to the semifinals of the 5th Bonus Asia Cup Bridge Championships. • The tournament is being hosted in Panaji, Goa, at the Taj Cidade de Goa Horizon with support from the Sports Authority of India and the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports. • The teams qualified for the knockout stages following the completion of the round-robin rounds, positioning the men's sides to compete for gold medals.

• India has secured top-three positions across multiple categories on the opening day of the 5th Bonus Asia Cup Bridge Championships 2026. • The tournament features nearly 300 elite players from 46 teams representing 16 nations, including China, Japan, and Indonesia, who currently lead their respective divisions. • Supported by the Sports Authority of India and the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, the event highlights India's growing competitiveness in international bridge.

• India has secured the top three spots on the opening day of the 5th Asia Cup Bridge Championships, marking a strong start for the host nation. • The tournament features nearly 300 elite players from 46 teams across 16 nations, including powerhouses like China, Japan, and Indonesia. • Current leaders include China (Men’s), Japan (Seniors), Indonesia (Women’s), and China A (Mixed Teams), signaling a highly competitive race for medals.