Asian Games 2026: India Eye Double Medal Count on Day 4 After First Gold
ভারত এশিয়ান Games ২০২৬-এর চতুর্থ দিনে কমপক্ষে আটটি মেডেল ইভেন্টে প্রতিযোগিতা করছে। ডাবল অলিম্পিক মেডেলিস্ট মানু ভাকর ১০ মিটার এয়ার পিস্তলে এবং ওয়েটলিফটিং কিংবদন্তি মীরাবাই চানু মহিলাদের ৪৯ কেজি বিভাগে অংশ নিচ্ছেন। পুরুষ Badminton টিম ফাইনালে যেতে চীনের মুখোমুখি হচ্ছে। | Source: Khel Now | Date: September 23, 2026
With the first gold medal secured, the Indian contingent enters Day 4 at Asian Games 2026 with an opportunity to double their medal count, featuring major athletes in action on Wednesday, September 23. Double Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker begins her campaign in 10m Air Pistol events, while weightlifting legend Mirabai Chanu competes in women's 49kg category, still chasing a maiden Asian Games medal. The men's badminton team faces China for a place in the final after defeating Japan.
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