Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally Live: India’s Latest Standings After Harita Bhadra Secures Women’s 200M Bronze | Total Medals And Updated Standings

India continued to add to its medal haul at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya as athletics produced another podium finish on September 27. Harita Bhadra sprinted to bronze in the women’s 200m final, delivering a memorable result and strengthening India’s track-and-field campaign. Her medal came after India had entered the day with 30 medals, including four gold, 12 silver and 14 bronze. India subsequently added two silver medals in squash through Abhay Singh and Anahat Singh.

Harita Bhadra produced one of the closest finishes of the Asian Games 2026 athletics programme to claim bronze in the women’s 200m. The Indian clocked 23.20 seconds, finishing just 0.01 seconds ahead of Japan’s Abigeirufuka Ido, who recorded 23.21s. Indonesia’s Shanti Pereira won gold in 22.78s, while China’s Yujie Chen took silver in 22.93s.

The result added another bronze to India’s athletics collection and highlighted the depth of the country’s sprinting contingent. Harita’s podium finish also followed a productive opening week for Indian track and field, with several athletes making significant contributions to the medal count.

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India have maintained a broad-based medal campaign across shooting, athletics, kabaddi, cricket, wushu, rowing, badminton, squash, soft tennis and MMA. Shooting and athletics have remained major contributors, while the kabaddi teams delivered gold medals on September 26.

India’s men’s and women’s kabaddi teams both successfully defended their Asian Games titles, adding two golds to the tally.

Squash also produced two fresh silver medals on September 27, with Abhay Singh and Anahat Singh finishing runners-up in their respective singles finals.

Following Harita’s bronze and the two squash silvers, India’s medal count stands at 33 medals, including 4 gold, 14 silver and 15 bronze. India remain 10th in the Asian Games medal standings, with rankings determined primarily by gold-medal count.

With several events still underway in Aichi-Nagoya, India’s medal tally remains live and could change further as more finals are completed.