Ahmedabad Takes Commonwealth Games Flag as India Closes Glasgow With 39 Medals

Indian Olympic Association president P.T. Usha and Neeraj Chopra received the official baton on August 2 after India finished fourth with a tally that matched its entire historical para-sports record in a single edition.

Glasgow transferred hosting rights for the 2030 Centenary Commonwealth Games to Ahmedabad on August 2 when Scottish officials handed the flag and baton to Indian Olympic Association president P.T. Usha and javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra during the closing ceremony [1][8]. The ritual confirmed Ahmedabad as the host city for the centenary edition immediately after India completed an eleven-day campaign that yielded thirty-nine medals and a fourth-place finish in the overall standings [4][5]. This handover bridges the verified results from Scotland with the next cycle of competition, anchoring future planning to a specific medal count achieved over ten days of events.

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