India’s Performance at Asian Games 2026 (as of 25 Sept 2026)

India has won 17 medals so far at the Asian Games 2026 (Aichi–Nagoya, Japan), including 1 Gold, 7 Silver, and 9 Bronze, placing the country around 15th in the medal standings. The women’s cricket team secured India’s only gold, while shooting, athletics, wushu, and rowing have contributed heavily to the tally.

🇮🇳 India’s Medal Tally (as of 25 Sept 2026)

Medal TypeCountKey Events
🥇 Gold1Women’s Cricket (defeated Sri Lanka in final)
🥈 Silver7Shooting (Elavenil Valarivan – individual & team 10m air rifle; Himanshu Dhillon – 10m air rifle; Men’s team 10m air rifle), Weightlifting (Mirabai Chanu – 49kg), Wushu (Roshibina Devi – 60kg sanda), Athletics (Mixed 4x400m relay)
🥉 Bronze9Shooting (Rudrankksh Patil – 10m air rifle; Women’s skeet team; Men’s skeet team; Mixed skeet team), MMA (Suchika Tariyal – women’s -60kg), Soft Tennis (Jay Meena – men’s singles), Badminton (Men’s team), Rowing (Satnam Singh & Salman Khan – double sculls), Athletics (Seema Kumari – 10,000m)

Total: 17 medals (1 Gold, 7 Silver, 9 Bronze)

🏅 Highlights of India’s Performance

  • Historic Gold: Women’s cricket team led by Harmanpreet Kaur clinched India’s first gold of the Games.
  • Shooting Dominance: Contributed 8 medals so far, making it India’s strongest sport again.
  • Weightlifting Milestone: Mirabai Chanu’s silver is India’s first Asian Games weightlifting medal since 1998.
  • Athletics Breakthrough: Seema Kumari’s bronze in 10,000m ended a 16-year drought in the event.
  • Combat Sports Success: Roshibina Devi won her third consecutive Asian Games medal in wushu; Suchika Tariyal earned India’s first MMA medal.
  • Rowing Consistency: Satnam Singh repeated his medal-winning feat from 2022, this time with Salman Khan in double sculls.

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