Jaismine Lamboria to Lead India as Flag-Bearer at Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony

Jaismine Lamboria, a celebrated boxer and two-time medalist, will represent India as the flag-bearer at the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony. At 24, she has already made a significant mark in the boxing world, winning a gold medal in her weight class and earning accolades in international competitions. The upcoming handover of the Commonwealth Games to India in 2030 will also be highlighted during the ceremony, showcasing India's vibrant culture and shared values with the Commonwealth family. Read on to learn more about this momentous occasion and Jaismine's inspiring journey.

By Narendra Chaudhary Aug 2, 2026, 23:31 IST

Jaismine Lamboria: A Champion's Honor

Jaismine Lamboria, the reigning World champion and a two-time medalist, will proudly carry the Indian flag during the closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games this Sunday.

At just 24 years old, the boxer clinched a gold medal in the 57kg category, complementing her bronze medal from the 2022 Birmingham Games.

Recognized as one of India's most reliable boxers in recent history, Jaismine secured the world championship title last year in Liverpool and followed it up with a silver medal at the Asian Championships earlier this year.

Looking ahead, India is set to host the next Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad in 2030.

The ceremonial handover of the Commonwealth Games to India will take place during the closing ceremony at the Hydro in Glasgow.

This segment will highlight India's rich culture and shared values with the Commonwealth community, showcasing them through a vibrant presentation divided into three acts that celebrate unity, culture, and connection.