Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally Live: India’s Latest Standings After Gulveer Singh Wins Men’s 1500M Silver, Vithya Ramraj Secures Women’s 400M Hurdles Bronze | Total Medals And Updated Standings

Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally Live Updates: India’s medal campaign at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya picked up further pace on September 28 as the country added multiple podium finishes across shooting, kurash, boxing and athletics. Gulveer Singh won silver in the men’s 1500m, while Vithya Ramraj secured bronze in the women’s 400m hurdles, giving India two more athletics medals on a busy Day 10.

India had started September 28 with 37 medals, including four gold, 16 silver and 17 bronze. Esha Singh’s silver in the women’s 25m pistol and Pincky Balhara’s bronze in women’s -78kg kurash subsequently pushed the tally to 39 before Vithya’s podium finish took India beyond the 40-medal mark.

Gulveer Singh produced another impressive performance in Nagoya to claim silver in the men’s 1500m final. The Indian clocked a personal best of 3:36.72, finishing behind Japan’s Kazuto Iizawa, who won gold in a Games-record 3:36.35. Japan’s Nagiya Mori completed the podium with bronze in 3:37.92.

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The medal adds to Gulveer’s impressive campaign in Aichi-Nagoya and represents another major result for India’s athletics contingent. Olympics.com’s athletics coverage lists Gulveer among India’s medal winners as the track and field programme continues. Olympics

Vithya Ramraj also added a bronze medal in the women’s 400m hurdles, clocking a personal best of 54.75 seconds. Her performance also broke the long-standing Indian national record of 55.42 seconds set by P.T. Usha in 1984.

The bronze was Vithya’s second medal of the Games after she helped India win silver in the mixed 4x400m relay.

Athletics has been one of India’s strongest medal-producing sports in Aichi-Nagoya. Before the latest Day 10 results, Indian athletes had already collected 13 athletics medals, including six silver and seven bronze.

India’s overall campaign has also produced medals in shooting, kabaddi, cricket, squash, rowing, wushu, badminton, soft tennis, table tennis, kurash and boxing. The country’s gold medals have come from women’s cricket, shooting’s mixed 10m air pistol and the men’s and women’s kabaddi teams.

Following the latest confirmed results, including Gulveer Singh’s 1500m silver, Vithya Ramraj’s 400m hurdles bronze and Kapil Pokhariya’s boxing medal, India’s tally has reached 41 medals — four gold, 18 silver and 19 bronze.