Evidence ledger

What is confirmed

  • Roshibina lost the wushu final[1]
  • Salman‑Satnam won bronze in rowing[1]
  • India had 14 medals on Day 5[3]

What remains disputed or unverified

  • Roshibina won silver in the wushu final[2]

Roshibina Falls Short in Wushu Final

In the women’s 60‑kg wushu sanda final held on the fifth day of the 2026 Asian Games, India’s Roshibina Devi was defeated by China’s Zhang and did not reach the podium. The loss left the Indian athlete without a medal for the discipline.[1]

Fundamentally, the match highlighted a stark contrast in finishing strength between the two competitors, with Zhang’s superior technique ultimately clinching the silver medal for China.[1]

Bronze Medalists in Rowing Secure India’s Third Reward of the Day

Salman‑Satnam secured a bronze medal for India in the rowing competition, adding a third medallist to the country’s tally on day five of the Games.[1]

India Accumulates 14 Medals Amid Day‑5 Explosive Opening

Across the day’s events, India amassed 14 medals — a tally fueled by successes in wushu, rowing and other sports — marking an explosive start to the nation’s Asian Games campaign.[3]

Version and update history
  1. Version 1 · — Initial source-grounded generation