Asian Games 2026: India’s Gold, Silver and Bronze Medal Winners So Far

Quick Answer: After Tuesday’s events, India’s medal count at the 2026 Asian Games stands at 48 (September 29). Five of those are gold, 21 are silver and 22 are bronze.

The Asian Games 2026 are in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, and wrap up on October 4. Indian athletes have picked up medals in shooting, athletics, kabaddi, cricket, squash, boxing and a few other sports, and there are still days left.

The September 29, 2026 count reads 48 medals: five gold, 21 silver, 22 bronze. The newest gold belongs to trap shooter Neeru Dhanda, who won the women’s individual event. No Indian woman had won that title at the Asian Games before.

KEY SUMMARY
  • The total is 48: that’s 5 gold, 21 silver and 22 bronze as of September 29.
  • Neeru Dhanda took the latest gold: she won the women’s individual trap final with 28 hits.
  • Shooting keeps delivering: Indian shooters have come away with gold, silver and bronze.
  • Kabaddi and women’s cricket won titles: both kabaddi teams and the women’s cricket team finished first.
  • Nothing is settled: the Games continue until October 4, so the count can still move.

Asian Games 2026: India Medal Tally

Here is where India stands right now:

Medal Number
Gold 5
Silver 21
Bronze 22
Total 48

Dhanda’s gold in shooting was the latest one. That same day she teamed up with Aashima Ahlawat and Manisha Keer for silver in the women’s trap team event, and boxer Narender Barwal picked up a bronze in the men’s 90+ kg class.

Since the Games are still going, treat these numbers as a live tally. They aren’t final.

Who Won Gold Medals for India at Asian Games 2026?

All five golds came from cricket, kabaddi and shooting.

1. India Women’s Cricket Team: Gold

The women’s cricket team won gold, which gave India a team-sport title early on.

2. India Men’s Kabaddi Team: Gold

The men’s kabaddi team won gold too. India has been strong in this sport at the Asian Games for a long time, and it held that line here.

3. India Women’s Kabaddi Team: Gold

The women’s team followed with a gold of its own, so India holds both kabaddi titles.

4. India: 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold

India won the 10m air pistol mixed team event as well. In that format, two shooters pool their scores.

5. Neeru Dhanda: Women’s Trap Gold

The most recent gold came from Neeru Dhanda in the women’s individual trap.

Neeru Dhanda scored 28 hits in the women’s individual trap final, setting a new Asian Games record. China’s Yunong Sun got silver, and Kuwait’s Hajar Abdulmalik got bronze. It was India’s fifth gold, and a first for an Indian woman in this event at the Asian Games.

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India’s Silver Medal Winners at Asian Games 2026

India has 21 silvers. Most are from athletics and shooting.

Athletics Silver Medallists

Track and field accounts for a big chunk of them.

  • Gulveer Singh: Men’s 10,000m
  • Gulveer Singh: Men’s 1,500m
  • Sarvesh Kushare: Men’s high jump
  • Yashvir Singh: Men’s javelin throw
  • Murali Sreeshankar: Men’s long jump
  • Sawan Barwal: Men’s marathon
  • Tajinderpal Singh Toor: Men’s shot put
  • Ancy Sojan Edappilly: Women’s long jump
  • India mixed 4x400m relay team: Mixed relay

Gulveer Singh got two of these, in the 10,000m and the 1,500m. Sreeshankar took the long jump silver and Yashvir Singh the javelin silver.

Shooting Silver Medallists

Shooters added several more:

  • Himanshu Dhillon: Men’s 10m air rifle individual
  • India: Men’s 10m air rifle team
  • India: Men’s 50m rifle 3 positions team
  • India: Women’s 10m air rifle team
  • Elavenil Valarivan: Women’s 10m air rifle individual
  • India: Women’s 50m rifle 3 positions team
  • Esha Singh: Women’s 25m pistol
  • Neeru Dhanda, Aashima Ahlawat and Manisha Keer: Women’s trap team

Esha Singh’s silver in the women’s 25m pistol came on September 28. The final was tight and went to a shoot-off, and she ended up second.

On September 29, the first Indian medal of the day was the women’s trap team silver. Dhanda, Ahlawat and Keer finished behind China. Kuwait was third.

Squash, Weightlifting and Wushu Silver Medals

The other silvers:

  • Abhay Singh: Men’s singles squash
  • Anahat Singh: Women’s singles squash
  • Mirabai Chanu: Women’s 49kg weightlifting
  • Naorem Roshibina Devi: Women’s 60kg wushu

So it isn’t only a couple of sports carrying the load. Squash, weightlifting and wushu are on the board too.

India’s Bronze Medal Winners at Asian Games 2026

The 22 bronzes are spread over athletics, badminton, shooting, boxing, squash, table tennis, rowing, kurash, mixed martial arts and soft tennis.

Athletics Bronze Medallists

In athletics, the bronze medallists are:

  • Tejaswin Shankar: Men’s decathlon
  • Rohit Yadav: Men’s javelin throw
  • Seema: Women’s 10,000m
  • Harita Bhadra: Women’s 200m
  • Parul Chaudhary: Women’s 3,000m steeplechase
  • Prachi: Women’s 400m
  • Vithya Ramraj: Women’s 400m hurdles
  • Parul Chaudhary: Women’s 5,000m
  • Baranica Elangovan: Women’s pole vault
  • Manpreet Kaur: Women’s shot put

Vithya Ramraj’s bronze came with a time of 54.75 seconds in the women’s 400m hurdles. That beat a national record PT Usha had held for 42 years.

Parul Chaudhary has two bronzes, from the steeplechase and the 5,000m.

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Other Bronze Medal Winners

The rest of India’s bronzes:

  • India men’s badminton team: Team event
  • Pincky Balhara: Women’s -78kg kurash
  • Suchika Tariyal: Women’s traditional -60kg MMA
  • Satnam Singh and Salman Khan: Men’s double sculls rowing
  • Rudrankksh Patil: Men’s 10m air rifle individual
  • India men’s skeet team
  • India women’s skeet team
  • India mixed skeet team
  • Jay Meena: Men’s singles soft tennis
  • Joshna Chinappa and Velavan Senthilkumar: Squash mixed doubles
  • Manush Shah and Diya Chitale: Table tennis mixed doubles
  • Narender Barwal: Men’s 90+kg boxing

Barwal’s was the newest of the bronzes. He lost in the semifinal of the men’s 90+ kg boxing.

Neeru Dhanda Creates History for India

Neeru Dhanda Creates History for India

If one story stands out from India’s campaign so far, it’s Neeru Dhanda in the trap.

She started with the team silver alongside Aashima Ahlawat and Manisha Keer. Then she went out and won the individual final.

Her score was 28 out of 30. According to reports, that is an Asian Games record, and it makes her the first Indian woman to take individual gold in Asian Games trap.

Why Shooting Has Been Important for India

Shooting is doing a lot of the heavy lifting again.

India has medals in air rifle, air pistol, rifle, skeet and trap, both individual and team. That’s a deep squad.

Dhillon, Elavenil Valarivan, Esha Singh, Rudrankksh Patil, Neeru Dhanda and a number of team lineups have all added to the count.

India’s Performance in Athletics

Athletics is the other big contributor.

Gulveer Singh’s two silvers, Sreeshankar’s long jump, Yashvir Singh’s javelin and a run of bronzes put it right up there with shooting.

The medals come from sprints, distance races and field events, so the athletics team has done plenty beyond what shooting and the team sports have given India.

Is India’s Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally Final?

No. India’s medal tally is not final yet.

Reports say India is currently 11th in the Asian Games 2026 medal standings, with 5 gold, 21 silver and 22 bronze medals, taking its total to 48.

The Games in Aichi-Nagoya go on until October 4, 2026, and Indian athletes still have events left in boxing, shooting, archery, squash, hockey and more.

Gold, silver and bronze counts can all change before then.

You may also see different totals on different sites during the day, because results get added as they come in. Some reports earlier on September 29 had India on 47 medals. The Times of India update at 12:17 IST showed 48 medals: 5 gold, 21 silver and 22 bronze after more results were entered.

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Conclusion

As of September 29, India has 48 medals: five gold, 21 silver and 22 bronze, from a long list of sports.

The golds came from women’s cricket, men’s and women’s kabaddi, the mixed-team air pistol and Neeru Dhanda’s individual trap win. Athletics and shooting make up most of the silvers and bronzes. Squash, badminton, boxing, rowing, table tennis, kurash, wushu and weightlifting supply the others.

Dhanda’s gold is the best moment so far. Gulveer Singh, Murali Sreeshankar, Esha Singh, Yashvir Singh and Parul Chaudhary have also helped the total grow.

The Games run until October 4, so India’s final count is still open.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many medals has India won at the Asian Games 2026?

As of September 29, 2026, the count is 48: 5 gold, 21 silver and 22 bronze.

Who won India’s latest gold medal at the Asian Games 2026?

Neeru Dhanda, in the women’s individual trap shooting event on September 29, 2026.

Who are India’s gold medal winners at Asian Games 2026?

The five golds came from women’s cricket, men’s kabaddi, women’s kabaddi, the 10m air pistol mixed team event and Neeru Dhanda’s women’s individual trap win.

Who won silver for India at the Asian Games 2026?

Among the silver medallists are Gulveer Singh, Sarvesh Kushare, Yashvir Singh, Murali Sreeshankar, Sawan Barwal, Tajinderpal Singh Toor, Ancy Sojan Edappilly, Himanshu Dhillon, Elavenil Valarivan, Esha Singh, Abhay Singh, Anahat Singh, Mirabai Chanu and Naorem Roshibina Devi, along with several Indian teams.

Who won bronze for India at the Asian Games 2026?

Bronze medallists include Tejaswin Shankar, Rohit Yadav, Seema, Harita Bhadra, Parul Chaudhary, Prachi, Vithya Ramraj, Baranica Elangovan, Manpreet Kaur, Pincky Balhara, Rudrankksh Patil and Narender Barwal, plus several Indian teams and pairs.

When will the Asian Games 2026 end?

On October 4, 2026.

Is Neeru Dhanda India’s first individual gold medallist in women’s trap at the Asian Games?

Yes. She is the first Indian woman to win individual Asian Games gold in trap shooting.

Sources and References

Yuvraj Singh

Yuvraj Singh

Yuvraj Singh has been watching cricket before he could write about it — and now he gets to do both. A passionate sports lover and writer at Nav Bharat Journal, he covers the games, the players, and the drama that makes Indian sport impossible to ignore. He also writes across tech, business, and current affairs, always looking for the human angle in every story.

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