India finished its campaign at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with 85 medals and a fourth-place finish in the overall standings. The campaign concluded on October 5 with the final events.

Indian athletes delivered medals across shooting, squash, athletics, cricket and other disciplines through the Games. The tally reflects another strong multi-sport showing for the country on the continental stage.

The fourth-place finish keeps India among Asia’s top sporting nations. Officials and coaches will now review the campaign in detail, looking at where medals were won and where chances slipped away.

India’s medal count has grown steadily across recent editions of the Games. The result gives the country’s sports programme a solid platform as attention turns to future international competitions.

The focus now shifts to building on this form in the next Olympic cycle. Young medallists from Aichi-Nagoya are expected to lead India’s charge in the years ahead.

The Sports Ministry is expected to felicitate the medallists. India’s 85-medal haul underlines the depth of talent emerging from the country’s training programmes.