India Secures

• India secured a runner-up finish at the AESF-sanctioned Pokemon UNITE Asia International Tournament held in Bangkok. • Led by Adnan Mohammed Badshah, the Indian team competed against 11 other national teams throughout the campaign. • The team's impressive run concluded in the Grand Finals, where they were defeated by Japan.

• India has secured top-three positions across multiple categories on the opening day of the 5th Bonus Asia Cup Bridge Championships 2026. • The tournament features nearly 300 elite players from 46 teams representing 16 nations, including China, Japan, and Indonesia, who currently lead their respective divisions. • Supported by the Sports Authority of India and the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, the event highlights India's growing competitiveness in international bridge.

• India has secured the top three spots on the opening day of the 5th Asia Cup Bridge Championships, marking a strong start for the host nation. • The tournament features nearly 300 elite players from 46 teams across 16 nations, including powerhouses like China, Japan, and Indonesia. • Current leaders include China (Men’s), Japan (Seniors), Indonesia (Women’s), and China A (Mixed Teams), signaling a highly competitive race for medals.