India's Day 10 Gold Rush: Soman Rana Secures Historic Gold, Unnati Sharma Wins Judo Bronze in Glasgow

India lit up Day 10 of the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, showcasing an incredible display of athletic prowess that saw judoka Unnati Sharma clinch a hard-fought bronze medal, even after a tough semi-final defeat. The day was further gilded by para-athlete Soman Rana, who secured a historic gold in the men's F57 Shot Put, leading a remarkable one-two finish for India and significantly boosting the nation's medal count. These victories contributed to India's best single-day performance at the Games, marked by an unprecedented surge in boxing golds. The stakes were high for the Indian contingent, which delivered its finest-ever boxing campaign in Commonwealth Games history, bagging a record seven gold and three silver medals, cementing India's top position in the sport's medal table. Beyond the ring, the exceptional performance of Soman Rana and fellow Indian Shubham Juyal in the para shot put underscored the nation's rising dominance in para-sports, with Rana's journey from a severe injury to a golden triumph being a truly inspiring narrative supported by initiatives like the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS). As the Glasgow Games draw to a close on August 2nd, India sits proudly in fourth place on the overall medal tally with 39 medals, including 13 golds. The nation will be keenly watching the final events, anticipating further additions to this impressive haul and celebrating the achievements of its athletes. These performances are not just about medals; they're about inspiring a new generation of Indian athletes and solidifying the country's growing presence on the global sporting stage.