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India's Medal Tally at 2026 Commonwealth Games Disputed as Reports Give Different Counts

India's performance at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow has been marked by a historic silver and guaranteed boxing medals, but reports differ on the overall medal count.

According to the Times of India, India ended Day 6 with 12 medals and stood ninth in the standings. The day was led by Gulveer Singh's silver in the men's 10,000m, India's first-ever medal in that event, and Harjinder Kaur's silver in weightlifting. Three Indian boxers secured semifinal spots, guaranteeing at least bronze medals.

However, The Hindu reports a different tally, stating Indian athletes have won four medals so far: one gold, two silver, and one bronze. The discrepancy suggests one report may reflect an earlier count or a different scope.

Australia remained atop the medal table, according to the Times of India. The Commonwealth Games continue in Glasgow, with India aiming to add to its medal haul in upcoming events.

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