Dilip Mahadu Gavit gold helps India reach 15 medals, remain eighth on Day 7

Three podium finishes on Wednesday raised India’s Commonwealth Games total to 15 medals. The haul now stands at three gold, nine silver and three bronze, leaving the country in eighth place on the medal table.

On Day 7 of the Games, India's three additions included a gold for Dilip Mahadu Gavit, which contributed to the revised overall count. Those results, recorded on Wednesday, maintained the nation's position inside the top ten of the standings. The updated figures reflect performances across multiple events that produced the three medals added to the tally.

Wednesday’s medals increased the cumulative total to exactly 15, divided into three gold, nine silver and three bronze. That distribution is unchanged elsewhere on the table and is the basis for India’s current ranking at eighth. The single-day gains were sufficient to keep the team’s placement steady among competing nations.

Dilip Mahadu Gavit’s gold added to India’s gold tally, joining the existing two gold medals in the overall count. The three silver medals noted in the aggregate and the three bronze complete the 15-medal total reported after Day 7. This numerical snapshot gives a clear view of the country’s medal composition at this stage of the competition.

All three medals credited on Wednesday are included in the official cumulative numbers: three gold, nine silver and three bronze. Those totals directly determine India’s eighth-place position on the event leaderboard. The reported figures are a direct reflection of the outcomes from the most recent competition day.

The updated medal table, showing India with 15 medals and an eighth-place ranking, captures the immediate impact of Wednesday’s podium finishes. The tally of three golds, nine silvers and three bronzes remains the standing summary of the team’s results through Day 7.

With the three medals recorded on Wednesday included in the cumulative figures, India sits on 15 medals overall — three gold, nine silver and three bronze — and continues to occupy eighth spot on the medal table.