Indian athletes are continuing their campaign at the 2026 Asian Games, with several events scheduled on September 26. India’s programme includes competitions in badminton, kabaddi, athletics, squash and archery.
Among the athletes competing are prominent Indian badminton players PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen, who are beginning their respective campaigns. Indian kabaddi teams are also competing as they seek strong performances in the tournament.
The Asian Games bring together athletes from across Asia in a wide range of Olympic and continental sports. For Indian athletes, the competition provides an opportunity to compete against leading players from countries across the region.
The day’s schedule includes several events spread across different venues. Badminton and squash provide opportunities for Indian players in racquet sports, while athletics brings competitors into track-and-field events. Archery is another discipline in which India has a strong competitive presence.
The tournament is being closely followed by Indian sports fans, with results contributing to the country’s overall medal tally. India’s performances across individual and team events will continue to develop as the Games progress.
The 2026 Asian Games therefore remain one of the major sporting events for Indian athletes and supporters this week.
