Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Nirupama Devi Fails to Register Total at Commonwealth Games
Nirupama Devi, an Indian weightlifter, had a tough time at the Commonwealth Games.
She only managed to lift 93kg successfully out of six attempts in the women's 63kg category.
She couldn't complete any of her three attempts at 123kg in the clean and jerk.
Even though she didn't do well, the Indian team as a whole did really well, winning six medals.
Mirabai Chanu, who won gold, supported Nirupama, showing the team's strong bond.
Nirupama Devi failed to register a total in the women's 63kg weightlifting event at the Commonwealth Games.
She managed only one successful lift (93kg snatch) out of six attempts.
Nirupama struggled with her clean and jerk attempts, failing all three at 123kg.
The Indian weightlifting team secured six medals at the Games.
Mirabai Chanu, who won gold, mentored Nirupama Devi during the event.
- Who
- Nirupama Devi, Indian weightlifter
- What
- Failed to register a total in the women's 63kg weightlifting event
- When
- During the Commonwealth Games
- Where
- Glasgow, Scotland
- Why
- Struggled with clean and jerk attempts, failing all three at 123kg
Nirupama Devi's Performance
Indian Team's Success
Individual Performance
Nirupama Devi's Performance
Nirupama Devi failed to register a total in the women's 63kg weightlifting event, managing only one successful lift out of six attempts.
Indian Team's Success
The Indian weightlifting team secured six medals at the Games, showcasing overall success.
Mentorship and Support
Nirupama Devi's Performance
Nirupama Devi received mentorship from Mirabai Chanu, who offered guidance and support during the event.
Indian Team's Success
Mirabai Chanu's support highlighted the strong bond within the Indian weightlifting team.
- Event
- Commonwealth Games
- Category
- Women's 63kg Weightlifting
- Successful Lift
- 93kg Snatch
- Failed Attempts
- All three Clean and Jerk attempts at 123kg
- Indian Team Medals
- One gold, four silver, one bronze
- Gold Medalist
- Maude Charron (Canada)
- Silver Medalist
- Sarah Davies Smale (England)
- Bronze Medalist
- Femily-Crystie Notte (Nauru)
