Games Entered Gold Silver Bronze Total



1934 British Empire Games - - 1 1



1938 British Empire Games - - - -



1954 British Empire & Commonwealth Games - - - -



1958 British Empire & Commonwealth Games 2 1 - 3



1966 British Empire & Commonwealth Games 3 4 3 10



1970 British Commonwealth Games 5 3 4 12



1974 British Commonwealth Games 4 8 3 15



1978 Commonwealth Games 5 5 5 15



1982 Commonwealth Games 5 8 3 16



1990 Commonwealth Games 13 8 11 32



1994 Commonwealth Games 6 11 7 24



1998 Commonwealth Games 7 10 8 25



2002 Commonwealth Games 30 22 17 69



2006 Commonwealth Games 22 17 10 49



Total Medals 102 97 72 271

Games Entered	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1934	-	-	1	1
1938	-	-	-	-
1954	-	-	-	-
1958	2	1	-	3
1966	3	4	3	10
1970	5	3	4	12
1974	4	8	3	15
1978	5	5	5	15
1982	5	8	3	16
1990	13	8	11	32
1994	6	11	7	24
1998	7	10	8	25
2002	30	22	17	69
2006	22	17	10	49
Total Medals	102	97	72	271

The Republic of India joined the Commonwealth during 1947 on attaining independence and have been to thirteen Games, including Melbourne, since attending their first Games in 1934.

The National Olympic Committee of India was formed and recognised during 1927 and is responsible for organising India's participation in the Commonwealth Games.

India underpinned its status as an emergng power in world sport with an outstanding 69 medal haul in Manchester in 2002 and 50 in Melbourne in 2006 to take their overall medal tally to 272 achieved in twelve Games.

Traditionally, India have won their medals in boxing, badminton, wrestling and weightlifting, however this list has expanded to include shooting, athletics, hockey, judo and table tennis.