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Naib Subedar Gulveer Singh Creates History, Wins India’s First Commonwealth Games Medal in Men’s 10,000m

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Congratulates Army Athlete on Historic Silver, Says Nation Proud of His Unwavering Determination

JK News Service by JK News Service
July 29, 2026
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Naib Subedar Gulveer Singh Creates History, Wins India’s First Commonwealth Games Medal in Men’s 10,000m
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Srinagar, July 29 (JKNS): Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday congratulated Indian Army athlete Naib Subedar Gulveer Singh for scripting history by winning the silver medal in the Men’s 10,000 metres at the Commonwealth Games 2026, becoming the first Indian ever to secure a Commonwealth Games medal in the event.

In a post on X, as per news agency JKNS, Rajnath Singh described the achievement as “historic and exemplary” and said Gulveer Singh’s remarkable performance has brought immense pride to the nation.

“Congratulations to Naib Subedar Gulveer Singh on winning the Silver Medal in the Men’s 10,000m at the Commonwealth Games 2026. This success is even more special as he becomes the first Indian ever to win a Commonwealth Games medal in the event,” Rajnath Singh said.

The Defence Minister said the achievement was the result of Gulveer Singh’s unparalleled talent, relentless hard work and unwavering determination.

“His incredible hard work and dedication have made the nation proud. Best wishes for his future endeavours,” Rajnath Singh added. (JKNS)

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