PM Modi Congratulates Indian Athletes for Their Achievements at Asian Games 2026
Prime Minister Modi praised Indian athletes for their medal wins at the Asian Games 2026, highlighting their dedication and skill.
New Delhi, September 27 (Daily Kiran) : Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to Indian athletes who secured medals at the Asian Games 2026 on Sunday. As of now, India stands 12th in the medal tally, boasting a total of 37 medals, including 4 gold, 16 silver, and 17 bronze.
In the men’s singles squash final, Indian player Abhay Singh faced Malaysia’s reigning champion, Eain Yow Ng, and finished with a silver medal after a close match, losing 9-11, 5-11, 5-11. Modi took to social media platform X to commend Singh, saying, “Congratulations to Abhay Singh for winning the silver medal in men’s singles squash. His skill and determination have brought honor to India. This achievement reflects years of hard work. Best wishes for his future endeavors.”
Eighteen-year-old squash player Anahat Singh also claimed a silver medal in the women’s singles category. Modi praised her performance, stating, “Anahat Singh has won a fantastic silver medal. Her display in the women’s singles squash at the Asian Games was remarkable. She showcased excellent skills, especially against some of the best players. May she continue to reach new heights and bring more honors to India.”
In the women’s 200-meter race, Harita Bhadra earned a bronze medal in a fiercely contested event. Modi lauded her achievement, saying, “Harita Bhadra’s outstanding bronze medal in the women’s 200 meters at the Asian Games is commendable. She ran with confidence and determination in her first competition, securing her place on the podium. Congratulations on this remarkable achievement; India is proud of her.”
Additionally, Ency Sojan won a silver medal for India in the women’s long jump. Modi remarked, “Congratulations to Ency Sojan for winning the silver medal in the women’s long jump at the Asian Games. Her performance was impressive and filled with enthusiasm, bringing great joy to the nation. Wishing her more success in the future.”
Savesh Kushare also made headlines by winning a silver medal in men’s high jump. Modi noted, “Savesh Kushare achieved a historic silver medal in men’s high jump at the Asian Games. With this outstanding performance, he ended India’s five-decade wait for a medal in this event. This is truly a remarkable achievement attained through perseverance and determination.”
In the women’s 3000-meter steeplechase, Parul Chaudhary set a new national record with a time of 9:08.67, becoming the first Indian woman to finish under 9:10 in this event. Modi highlighted her accomplishment, stating, “Parul Chaudhary’s impressive performance in the women’s 3000-meter steeplechase at the Asian Games, where she won a bronze medal, is commendable. By recording her best time during the event, she has made this achievement even more special. Her dedication and determination have elevated India’s standing. Best wishes for her future efforts.”
