Seema Kaliramna wins bronze in women’s discus at Commonwealth Games 2026

Seema Kaliramna secured the bronze medal in the women’s discus throw at the Commonwealth Games 2026 with a best mark of 58.65m. Her finish represented India’s fourth medal in athletics at these Games.

The women’s discus throw formed part of the athletics programme at Commonwealth Games 2026, and Kaliramna’s podium placing contributed to the nation’s track-and-field haul. Competing for medals in a contested final, she produced a top effort that proved decisive. The 58.65m mark stands as her best throw of the event and the official distance credited for the bronze.

Kaliramna’s 58.65m represented the peak of her series in the final and was enough to place her third on the podium. That distance was recorded as her best effort during the competition, earning her the bronze medal. The result adds to her personal achievements at a major multi-sport event.

Her podium finish constituted the fourth athletics medal for India at Commonwealth Games 2026, strengthening the country’s presence in the sport at this edition of the Games. The bronze is listed among the athletics outcomes for the national contingent. The mark of 58.65m will be reflected in the official event results.

The discus final’s outcome left Kaliramna with a third-place finish, her 58.65m throw the decisive factor in medal placement. The performance has been officially recorded in the Commonwealth Games 2026 results as the distance that secured the bronze. India’s athletics medal count at the Games increased to four following her achievement.

Kaliramna’s bronze in the women’s discus, logged with a best effort of 58.65m, adds another podium for India at Commonwealth Games 2026. The result stands as the nation’s fourth medal in athletics at this edition of the Games.