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Asian Games 2026: Aichi-Nagoya
The Asian Games are Asia's multi-sport championship, and the 20th edition is being staged at Aichi-Nagoya in Japan from 19 September to 4 October 2026 under the Olympic Council of Asia. India's golds so far have come in women's cricket, the 10m air pistol mixed team and both kabaddi finals, alongside historic athletics silvers for Sawan Barwal and Sarvesh Kushare and a national-record bronze for Vithya Ramraj.
Last updated 28 September 20268 min read
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Gives the Aichi-Nagoya Games their own card (R-182) with every Indian medal to 28 Sep, the kabaddi double and athletics firsts; no tally until a primary prints one (R-183).
- Asian Games 2026
- Aichi-Nagoya
- Olympic Council of Asia
- kabaddi
- Sawan Barwal
- Vithya Ramraj
- India medals
- Esha Singh
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