India will enter the final day of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow holding fourth place in the overall medal standings, with 13 gold medals secured so far, according to News On AIR.
The competition, which has been running for nearly two weeks, concludes on Sunday, August 2, 2026. India’s position in the top four reflects a strong overall performance across multiple sports, though the exact total number of silver and bronze medals was not detailed in the available reporting.
The final day’s schedule includes several events where Indian athletes are still in contention. According to Sportstar, Indian competitors are taking part in judo and cycling medal events on Sunday. In addition, The Times of India reports that 10 Indian boxers are scheduled to fight for gold medals on the closing day, making boxing a key focus for the team’s final push up the standings.
The closing ceremony is also set for Sunday, with the event including a formal handover to Amdavad, which will host the next Commonwealth Games in 2030, as noted by Sportstar.
India’s fourth-place standing entering the last day puts it behind the top three nations, though the available reports do not specify which countries hold those positions or the full medal counts. NDTV Sports has published a complete list of India’s gold, silver, and bronze winners from the Glasgow Games, offering a full breakdown of the team’s achievements across the competition.
With the final events underway, attention now turns to whether India can add to its gold tally and hold its position in the top four when the Games officially close later today.
