Modi and Murmu Laud Indian Medalists at Glasgow 2026 Games

Neeraj Chopra headlined the accolades after securing silver in the men's javelin, with the Prime Minister highlighting his composure and consistency. The podium was shared by Yash Vir Singh, who claimed bronze with a performance Modi described as a testament to his zeal and dedication. The President further emphasized the gravity of this double-podium finish, noting that such excellence serves as a profound inspiration for future generations of Indian athletes.

Beyond the field, the judo contingent saw Yamini Maurya clinch silver in the 57 kg category, a feat the President noted as the country's third medal in the sport during these Games. The celebrations also marked a historic milestone for Tejaswin Shankar, whose bronze in the decathlon made him the first Indian to medal in the event at the Commonwealth Games. Both leaders expressed their confidence that these achievements will catalyze interest in diverse sports nationwide as the competition in Glasgow continues.