Mirabai Chanu Shines as India Secures Multiple Medals at Asian Games 2026

At the Asian Games 2026, Mirabai Chanu led India's charge by winning a silver medal in weightlifting, marking her first Asiad podium finish. India also celebrated historic achievements, including Jay Meena's bronze in soft tennis and bronze medals in both men's and women's skeet shooting. Despite some disappointments, such as the air pistol team not medaling, wushu athlete Roshibina Devi advanced to the finals, aiming for gold. The Indian women's hockey team made headlines with a record-breaking 20-1 victory over Thailand, showcasing the country's sporting prowess. With a current tally of 12 medals, including one gold, five silver, and six bronze, India continues to shine at the Games.
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Mirabai Chanu Leads India's Medal Rush

On Wednesday, Mirabai Chanu spearheaded India's medal efforts at the Asian Games 2026 by winning a silver medal in the women's 49kg weightlifting category, marking her first podium finish at the Asiad. Additionally, India celebrated four bronze medals through Jay Meena in soft tennis, the men's badminton team, and both the women's and men's skeet shooting teams. However, the day was bittersweet as the highly anticipated 10m air pistol team, featuring two-time Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker, finished without a medal. In a positive turn, wushu athlete Roshibina Devi advanced to the finals, positioning herself for a potential gold medal tomorrow.


India's Medal Winners

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Other Key Performances

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Updates From Other Events

Gyaneshwari Yadav finished eighth in the women's 53kg weightlifting event with a total lift of 195kg, including 87kg in snatch and 108kg in clean and jerk.


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India's Medal Tally

Currently, India's medal tally stands at 12, comprising one gold, five silver, and six bronze medals.