Dilip Mahadu Gavit didn’t just win gold in the men’s 100m T47; he shattered the Games record at 10.71 seconds. And right behind him? Mohammed Basil Morssinganakath with silver. A one-two punch for India. Historic. Then there’s Murali Sreeshankar; now the first Indian male long jumper to bag two Commonwealth silvers. Two. In a row. That’s not luck. That’s legacy. Vice President CP Radhakrishnan called it a “testament to talent and determination”; and he’s not wrong. These aren’t just medals. They’re milestones. And it’s not stopping here. Six Indian boxers just guaranteed more medals. Day 7 alone gave us 3 medals; 1 gold, 2 silver; pushing India’s total to 15. Want to feel proud? You should. Because while others cheer for teams, these athletes are building India’s name; one race, one jump, one punch at a time. The real MVP? The grind. The quiet mornings. The uncelebrated sweat. That’s what’s winning medals now.