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‘Always Cheer for Bharat…’: PM Modi Posts Reel on Instagram with CWG 2026 Medallist
The Prime Minister praised India’s 39-medal haul in Glasgow and shared a video of the meeting with boxers and other medallists.
- On Sunday, August 9, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Commonwealth Games 2026 medallists at his residence in New Delhi, congratulating the athletes for their impressive performances at the Glasgow Games.
- India finished fourth in the overall standings at the Glasgow Games, securing 39 medals, including 13 gold, despite the absence of several traditional medal-producing sports during the competition.
- Boxer Sakshi Chaudhary secured victory in the 51kg category against England's Ruby White, contributing to the Indian boxing contingent's record haul of 10 medals, including seven golds.
- During the meeting, Modi encouraged the athletes by stating "Jo khelega, woh khilega," while the group joined in chanting the patriotic slogan "Bharat Mata ki Jai."
- A contingent of around 600 athletes across 35 disciplines is preparing for the upcoming Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, where they will aim to surpass their previous performance record.
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PM Modi Shares Reel With CWG 2026 Medallists: 'Jo Khelega Woh Khilega, Always Cheer for Bharat' | 📰 LatestLY
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met India’s medal-winning athletes from the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games at his residence on Sunday, celebrating the contingent’s impressive performance on the international stage. 📰 PM Modi Shares Reel With CWG 2026 Medallists: 'Jo Khelega Woh Khilega, Always Cheer for Bharat' .
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PM Narendra Modi met with the CWG medalists at his official residence. He praised the athletes. Boxing is India's highest medal haul at the Commonwealth Games, including seven gold medals. The athletes shared their experiences, and PM Modi encouraged them.
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