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Asian Games: Japan signs off, Doha takes the 2030 baton

India finished fourth in the medals tally, while China topped the standings by a distance, collecting 341 medals, including an astonishing 169 golds.

Women lead India's charge as a new generation shines in Nagoya

The Asian Games in India wrapped up with a remarkable haul of 85 medals, which included 21 gold medals, illustrating the nation's sporting prowess. Women athletes were particularly impressive, smashing barriers and earning numerous accolades. Among them was the young Kumkum Mohod, age 17, who clinched gold in archery,…

West Asian crude oil exports exceed pre-war levels but tanker attacks increase

Exports averaged 18 million bpd between March 2025 and February this year before the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran began

Asian Games gold best medal of my life, says Lovlina Borgohain

Asian Games: PM Modi congratulates Team India, hails ‘passion and sporting spirit’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the inspiring performances of Indian athletes at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, where India clinched a remarkable total of 85 medals, including 21 golds, finishing fourth overall. The Games were highlighted by record-breaking efforts, particularly in athletics, showcasing the talent…

Asian Games | Aman finds the hunger for glory again

China or Japan, who was the biggest winner of the 2026 Asian Games

Asian Games | Sayonara Aichi-Nagoya, hello Doha!

The Olympic Council of Asia torch and flag were handed over to Qatar Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, who passed it to Olympic, World and Asian high jump champion Mutaz Essa Barshim as a mark of formal handover

Asian Games 2026 review: Aichi-Nagoya should be the springboard for Indian athletes

Teen archer Kumkum, the women’s hockey team, markswoman Neeru and wrestlers Aman and Sujeet stood out with their exploits; the biggest areas of concern would be the below-par performance of the shuttlers and shooters

Asian Games: Leaner Indian contingent produces fewer golds but better return-per-medal

India's medal tally fell from 106 at the Hangzhou Asian Games to 85 at Aichi-Nagoya, but the contingent was also 25% smaller. The deeper comparison reveals a more nuanced picture: improved medals-per-athlete efficiency, an unchanged gold yield, and a striking dependence on the final two days.

Nagoya barely embraced the Asian Games. Then everyone turned up to say goodbye

Asian Games 2026: India finishes fourth with 85 medals, late gold rush seals campaign

While cricket and hockey defended their crowns, teen archer Kumkum Mohod and golfer Pranavi Urs delivered surprise golds to cap an 11-gold surge in the final two days in Nagoya