101 Medals

India had collected 64 medals (15 gold, 30 silver, 19 bronze) in the previous CWG held in Glasgow.

A 101-year-old runner who has been dubbed the "miracle from Chandigarh" by New Zealand media celebrated her latest gold medal with a modest little dance after winning the 100-meter sprint at the World Masters Games on Monday.

Man Kaur's time of one minute 14 seconds was a mere 64.42 seconds off Usain Bolt's 100m world record set in 2009.

The Indian contingent finished second in the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi. The 101 medals overall in that edition was a record that the country would hope to replicate and perhaps even better.

As India surpassed all expectations to finish 2nd in the medals tally of the 19th Commonwealth Games, the people who brought us the glory, the medal winners, got a thumbs up from many celebs and sport stars. India got its highest medal count of 101 in total and 38 Gold medals in the Games. (Read: India's journey from 1 to 101 medals) Master Blaster...

It all started with a sole bronze in 1934 in the second edition of the Commonwealth Games and now India has finally breached the 100-mark in the medals tally of the event in the latest edition to occupy the second position in the overall standings.

The 19th Commonwealth Games have turned out to be landmark for India in many ways. Not only was it the first time that the Games were held here, the host nation surpassed all expectations to finish 2nd in the medals tally (highest ever position) and also got their highest medal count of 101 in total and 38 Gold medals.

India had collected 64 medals (15 gold, 30 silver, 19 bronze) in the previous CWG held in Glasgow.

A 101-year-old runner who has been dubbed the "miracle from Chandigarh" by New Zealand media celebrated her latest gold medal with a modest little dance after winning the 100-meter sprint at the World Masters Games on Monday.

Man Kaur's time of one minute 14 seconds was a mere 64.42 seconds off Usain Bolt's 100m world record set in 2009.

The Indian contingent finished second in the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi. The 101 medals overall in that edition was a record that the country would hope to replicate and perhaps even better.

As India surpassed all expectations to finish 2nd in the medals tally of the 19th Commonwealth Games, the people who brought us the glory, the medal winners, got a thumbs up from many celebs and sport stars. India got its highest medal count of 101 in total and 38 Gold medals in the Games. (Read: India's journey from 1 to 101 medals) Master Blaster...

It all started with a sole bronze in 1934 in the second edition of the Commonwealth Games and now India has finally breached the 100-mark in the medals tally of the event in the latest edition to occupy the second position in the overall standings.

The 19th Commonwealth Games have turned out to be landmark for India in many ways. Not only was it the first time that the Games were held here, the host nation surpassed all expectations to finish 2nd in the medals tally (highest ever position) and also got their highest medal count of 101 in total and 38 Gold medals.