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PM Modi meets Indian athletes following 2026 Asian Games
Overview
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Indian contingent at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi to celebrate the nation’s performance at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya. India achieved a historic fourth-place finish in the overall standings, securing 85 medals: 21 gold, 27 silver, and 37 bronze.
Notable achievements from the games included gold medals for both the men’s and women’s hockey teams, as well as India’s first medals in soft tennis and mixed martial arts. In shooting, the nation earned its first gold in the women’s trap event. Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu secured a silver, marking India’s first weightlifting silver at the Asian Games in 28 years, while Indian wrestlers reached a Greco-Roman wrestling final, ending a 64-year wait.
During the meeting, athletes such as Lovlina Borgohain and Mirabai Chanu expressed gratitude for government support and enhanced sports infrastructure. Chanu specifically noted the benefits of training facilities at SAI centers and used the platform to encourage youth to stay away from drugs.
Entities
Narendra Modi · Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium · Lovlina Borgohain · Asian Games · Sunrisers Hyderabad
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[SPORTS] 5 sourcesPM Modi meets Indian athletes following historic Asian Games 2026 performance
PM Modi met the Indian contingent in New Delhi following their historic fourth-place finish at the 2026 Asian Games, where India won 85 medals.
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesNarendra Modi to meet Indian Asian Games medalists
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet India’s 2026 Asian Games medalists, including the gold-winning cricket and hockey teams, at his residence on October 15.
Sources
bhaskarhindi.com · gulfnews.com · navabharat.com · navbharatlive.com · news9live.com · punjabkesari.com · samacharnama.com
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