CM Fadnavis Hails India's Boxing Triple Gold at CWG 2026
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Three gold medals. One boxing session. India's women delivered a sweep for the ages at the Commonwealth Games 2026 — and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was among the first to salute the champions on Sunday, 2 August 2026.
Three Finals, Three Victories
Sakshi Chaudhary opened the gold rush in the Women's 51kg final, outpointing England's Ruby White to claim the top step of the podium. Moments later, Priya Ghanghas followed in the Women's 60kg category, defeating Canada's Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh. Then came Arundhati Choudhary, who closed out the session with gold in the Women's 70kg final against England's Chantelle Reid. Three bouts. Three Indian flags raised.
India's Women Boxers Dominate the Ring
Indian women's boxing has built steadily across successive Commonwealth Games cycles, accumulating medals across weight categories and establishing the discipline as one of the country's most reliable medal sources at multi-sport events. A clean sweep of three finals in a single session takes that record to a new level. Fadnavis, posting under the hashtags #Cheer4Bharat and #CW2026, called it 'a golden boxing campaign to remember for India.'
With other boxing events and disciplines still to conclude, the Indian contingent will be looking to add to what is already a landmark day on the medal tally.