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Ending A Painful Twenty-Year Medal Drought For India Sharmila Dhankar made incredible national history at the Commonwealth Games on Monday. She became India's first-ever Commonwealth Games para-athletics gold medalist. She delivered a truly dominant performance to win the women's shot put F57 title. She happily ended a painful 20-year wait for an Indian para-athletics medal. India last secured a medal in this specific discipline during the 2006 edition. Her historic gold-medal throw measured an impressive season-best 9.81 meters. The F57 classification features courageous

The Boxing Contingent Aims For Guaranteed Podium Finishes India's Commonwealth Games campaign can achieve further prominence this coming Tuesday. The talented boxing contingent looks to confirm five more medals for the country. Five excellent Indian boxers will participate in the crucial quarter-final rounds. A victory in these bouts guarantees the athletes at least a bronze medal. Preeti Pawar, Priya Ghanghas, and Kapil Pokhariya headline the exciting evening boxing schedule. Jadumani Singh and Parveen Hooda will also step into the ring for India. Fans

British gymnast Gabriel Langton is in hospital after a frightening headfirst fall at the Commonwealth Games. The 19 year old crashed off the horizontal bar during the men's team final in Glasgow. He hit the floor headfirst in the last rotation of the event. Medical staff rushed onto the floor and treated him for several minutes. They fitted him with head and neck support before placing him on a stretcher. Officials then took him straight to hospital for assessment. Team England confirmed Langton

According to ESPNCricinfo, cricket will not be included in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games scheduled for July 23- August 2, 2026.  This time, the list is quite short, which has only 10 disciplines and Cricket does not come in the list which returned during the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham thanks to a women’s T20 tournament after it last featured in Kuala Lumpur CWG in 1998. Australia won the competition after narrowly edging in the finals that were hosted against India captained by Harmanpreet

Commonwealth Games gold-medallist Manika Batra on Friday welcomed the Delhi High Court's order that effectively suspended the Table Tennis Federation of India following her petition, saying ill-treatment from TTFI forced her to take the legal route. Manika, who recently broke into the top-50 of world rankings, had filed a petition in the Delhi High Court after she was not included in the team for the Asian Championships. TTFI had excluded her as she did not attend the national camp before the event "I've