Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has expressed pride in India's exceptional performance at the World Yogasana Championships 2026, where the nation achieved a staggering total of 114 medals, comprising 102 gold, 9 silver, and 3 bronze. In a post on X, Dhami emphasized that this accomplishment reflects the dedication and discipline of India's youth and showcases the global acceptance of the country's ancient yoga tradition. He stated that this achievement reinforces India’s cultural strength and its role as a global leader in yoga. The championships, held at the EKA Arena, saw India dominate the medal tally, far surpassing second-placed Japan, which won only 3 gold medals. Argentina secured third place, while Nepal and Uzbekistan also performed well, finishing with 52 and 25 medals, respectively. Dhami extended his congratulations to all participants, coaches, and organizers for their outstanding contributions to this historic event, expressing confidence that these 'yoga warriors' will continue to elevate India's pride in the future.