Ajay Kumar Saroj won the gold in men's 1500m race, clocking 3 minute and 48.67 seconds to clinch the gold.
Neha Solanki and Jyoti bagged a bronze each in women's kurash +87kg and -87kg respectively.
With 4 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze, India are seventh in the medals tally with hosts Turkmenistan on top with a whopping 50 gold, 30 silver and 35 bronze.
India are being represented by more than 200 athletes in 15 sports disciplines in the Games, touted as the second biggest multi-sporting event of the continent after the Asiad.
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