Para-powerlifter Jhandu Kumar opened India’s medal account at the Games by winning a bronze medal in the men’s heavyweight event, becoming the country’s first athlete to finish on the podium.
In boxing, Jadumani Singh advanced to the men’s 55-kilogram round of 16 after registering a convincing victory in his opening-round bout. His progress added further momentum to India’s boxing performance alongside Borgohain’s confirmed medal position.
India’s lawn bowls teams also made an impressive beginning to their Commonwealth Games campaign. The women’s pairs team featuring Rupa Rani Tirkey and Pinki Singh secured their second consecutive victory by defeating South Africa, moving to the top position in the Group B standings.
In the men’s singles competition, Putul Sonowal continued his unbeaten run with another strong performance, keeping India’s hopes high in the event.
The early achievements across boxing, para-powerlifting, and lawn bowls have provided India with a promising start at the Commonwealth Games in Scotland. With athletes advancing across multiple disciplines, the country’s campaign has gained significant momentum in the opening stages of the competition.
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