India’s athletes have a packed lineup on July 24 at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, with multiple medal events across gymnastics, swimming, para‑powerlifting and more. Following Lovlina Borgohain’s bronze, the team looks to add to the tally.

Key Takeaways

  • Multiple medal events for India on July 24
  • Lovlina Borgohain already secured a bronze
  • Key athletes and timings listed across disciplines

Today’s Detailed Schedule

At the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, Indian athletes will compete in a series of medal‑contending events on July 24. At 2:30 pm, gymnastics sees Tapeshwarnath Das, Swathish KP, Tapan Mohanty and Yogeshwar Singh in the men’s team and individual rounds.

3:40 pm features para‑swimming with RVVBK Budigina in the men’s 100 m freestyle S13, followed by a night final. At 3:56 pm, swimmer Srihari Nataraj takes on the 50 m backstroke heats, with semifinals later the same day.

5:40 pm marks the para‑powerlifting men’s lightweight category (medal event) with Ashok Kumar Malik and Parmjeet Kumar. At 7:24 pm, the women’s lightweight category sees Jaspreet Kaur and Suman Devi compete for medals.

Evening action continues with lawn bowls at 7:30 pm where Rupa Rani Tirkey and Pinki Singh face South Africa’s pair, followed by the men’s team gymnastics final at 10 pm (medal event) and men’s singles lawn bowls at 10:30 pm.

Historical Background

In the previous Birmingham Commonwealth Games, India finished fourth with 22 gold, 16 silver and 23 bronze medals. The nation’s best haul came in 2010 on home soil in New Delhi, where India earned 101 medals (39 gold, 26 silver, 36 bronze). The Glasgow edition presents an opportunity to improve on those figures.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that a strong showing in Glasgow can boost India's overall sports funding and inspire a new generation of athletes, especially in emerging para‑sports categories.

"India’s diversified medal prospects signal a maturing sports ecosystem that can sustain long‑term success," says Dr. Rajiv Kumar, senior sports analyst.
Did You Know?: Glasgow 2026 will host athletes from 72 nations, making it one of the most globally diverse Commonwealth Games to date.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When is the women’s boxing semifinal?

A: Lovlina Borgohain’s semifinal is scheduled for July 31.

Q: How can I follow Indian athletes’ results live?

A: Live updates will be available on the official CWG website and major sports news portals.