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Glasgow CWG: PM Modi Congratulates Team India

By Editorial Team
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulates India's Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026 contingent on winning 39 medals.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated the Indian contingent for their impressive performance at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026, where the country secured 39 medals, including 13 gold medals.

Sharing his message on social media, the Prime Minister praised the athletes for their exceptional performances and unwavering commitment throughout the Games.
"Proud of our contingent's performance at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Delighted that India has won 39 medals, including 13 Golds. Congrats to the medal winners," PM Modi wrote.

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He lauded the determination, skill and dedication displayed by Indian athletes across various sporting disciplines, saying their achievements would inspire the next generation of sportspersons.

"Throughout the Games, our talented athletes have displayed exceptional skill, determination and dedication. Their hardwork will keep inspiring our youngsters," the Prime Minister said.

Wishing the contingent success in future competitions, Modi added, "My best wishes to the entire Indian contingent for the endeavours ahead. May they continue to give their very best and bring further glory to the nation."

India finished the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign with 39 medals, including 13 gold, 17 silver and 9 bronze, ending the event on a high with several memorable performances across multiple disciplines.

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