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Chhattisgarh Hockey’s 17th Annual General Meeting was held at the International Hockey Stadium in Rajnandgaon, focusing on strengthening hockey infrastructure, promoting talent, and finalizing venues for upcoming tournaments.

India’s Women’s Kabaddi Team created history by clinching the 2025 Kabaddi World Cup title after an unbeaten run, defeating Iran 42-29 in a thrilling final. Led by captain Priyanka Devi, the squad delivered a powerhouse performance with star raider Pooja Sharma scoring 14 crucial points, earning “Best Raider” honours. The victory has ignited nationwide celebrations and inspired a new generation of young kabaddi players.

India has created history as the Blind Women’s Cricket Team clinched the inaugural Blind Women’s T20 World Cup 2025 with an unbeaten run. Led by captain Sushma Patel, the team dominated every match of the tournament, sealing the title with a brilliant chase in the Bengaluru final. Star performers like Gangotri Naik, Radha Kumari, and Phoolmati Yadav powered India to the top, making this victory not just a sporting achievement but an inspiring story of courage, resilience, and true women empowerment.

India created history at the 23rd Asian Archery Championships 2025 in Bangkok, winning a record 10 medals including six golds, highlighted by Pravin Jadhav’s historic Recurve Men’s Individual Gold after 18 years. Dominant performances from both Compound and Recurve teams marked India’s best-ever showing at the continental event.

India crashed out of the Hong Kong Sixes after a 92-run defeat to Nepal, marking their third straight loss in the group stage. Australia and Pakistan advanced to the semi-finals, while India will finish with an exhibition match against Sri Lanka.

Indian boxer Minakshi created history by winning the gold medal in the 48 kg category at the 2025 World Boxing Championship in Liverpool. Her stellar performance against top international contenders has brought glory to the nation and inspired a new generation of young athletes to pursue their dreams.

Chhattisgarh’s junior boys’ hockey team made a strong start at the 15th Hockey India Junior Men’s National Championship 2025 by defeating Goa 5-1 in Jalandhar. Captain Mohit Nayak scored twice, and Karan Sahu was named Man of the Match. Meanwhile, the junior girls’ team secured a respectable fourth place at the national tournament in Kakinada, showcasing impressive performances throughout.