In Kabaddi, India won its second Women’s Kabaddi World Cup in a row in Dhaka,
beating Chinese Taipei 35-28 in the final. India had won all four of its group
matches and then defeated Iran 33-21 in the semifinals. Chinese Taipei also
reached the final without losing, topping Group B and beating hosts Bangladesh
25-18 in the semifinals. Eleven countries took part in the tournament, with
India and Chinese Taipei advancing to the knockout rounds. Prime Minister Narendra
Modi praised India’s 2025 Women’s Kabaddi World Cup win, saying the team’s hard
work and skill will inspire young athletes to dream big and aim high.