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  • Bihar-Specific Content: Bihar-focused session on March 22nd on the Bihar Utkarsh channel.

  • Agra Seminar: Seminar in Agra on March 22nd celebrating 14 million subscribers.

  • Sports Recap (Past Six Months): Review of sports events from the past six months: hockey, chess, table tennis, Olympic games, Commonwealth games, cricket, football, tennis.

  • Upcoming Class (March 21): National and international appointments from the past six months (8 PM).

  • Australian Open 2025:

    • Men's Winner: Jannik Sinner (Italy)
    • Women's Winner: Aryna Sabalenka (USA)
    • Jannik Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev.
    • Aryna Sabalenka defeated Elena Rybakina.
  • Ranji Trophy:

    • Winner: Vidarbha
    • Runner-up: Kerala
  • Khelo India Winter Games:

    • First Place: Army (18 medals)
    • Himachal Pradesh participated.
  • Women's Premier League:

    • Winner: Mumbai Indians
  • 39th National Games: To be held in Meghalaya, Northeast India.

  • 38th National Games:

    • Services: 68 gold medals, 121 total medals (1st place)
    • Maharashtra: 54 gold medals (2nd place)
  • Khelo India Winter Games:

    • Held in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.
    • Indian Army: First place.
    • Himachal Pradesh: Second place.
  • Women's Premier League (WPL):

    • Third edition.
    • Winner: Mumbai.
    • Runner-up: Delhi.
    • Captain of winning team: Harmanpreet Kaur.
    • Most expensive player: Smriti Mandhana (₹1.9 Crore).
  • Tata Steel Masters Chess Tournament:

    • Winner: R. Praggnanandhaa
    • Runner-up: D. Gukesh
  • 38th National Games:

    • Held in Uttarakhand.
    • Mascot: Man Mauli.
    • 1st Place: Services (68 gold, 121 total, Raja Bhalan Trophy).
    • 2nd Place: Maharashtra (54 gold).
  • Khelo India Winter Games:

    • Held in Ladakh and Jammu & Kashmir.
    • 1st Place: Indian Army.
    • 2nd Place: Himachal Pradesh.
  • Pro Kabaddi League:

    • Winner: Haryana
    • Runner-up: Patna
  • Kho Kho World Cup:

    • Winner: India (Men's and Women's)
    • Mascots: Tara and Tejas
    • Brand Ambassadors: Salman Khan and Tiger Shroff
  • World Pickleball League:

    • First time held in India, in Mumbai.
  • Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup:

    • Winner: India
    • Defeated: South Africa
    • Location: Malaysia
  • Vijay Hazare Trophy:

    • Sport: Cricket
    • Winner: Karnataka
  • 33rd Santosh Trophy:

    • Sport: Football
    • Winner: West Bengal (33rd win, 78th edition)
  • Seyed Mushtaq Ali Trophy:

    • Sport: Cricket
    • Winner: Mumbai
    • Runner-up: Madhya Pradesh
  • ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup:

    • Location: Malaysia (second edition)
    • Winner: India
    • Captain of the Indian team: Nikki Prasad
  • FIDE World Chess Championship:

    • Held in Singapore.
    • Winner: D. Gukesh.
    • Loser: Ling Ding (China).
  • WTT Contender Amersfoort:

    • Table tennis tournament.
    • Winner's team included Manika Batra.
  • 2023 Badminton Championships

    • Lakshya Sen (Men's Winner)
    • P.V. Sindhu (Women's Winner)
    • Location: Lucknow
  • 2026 FIFA World Cup

    • Location: North America (USA, Canada, Mexico)
  • Pakistan Banned from Football World Cup Qualifiers

    • Reasons: Poor performance, failure to host the ICC Champions Trophy final match, inability to broadcast the final match domestically, and significant financial losses (₹800 crore).
  • Football

    • Sunil Chhetri's return from retirement.
  • FIDE World Chess Championship

    • Location: Singapore
    • Winner: D. Gukesh (youngest world champion)
    • Loser: Ding Liren (China)
  • WTT Contender, Nový Bor

    • Sport: Table Tennis
    • Winner included Manika Batra (India)
  • Under-19 Women's T20 Asia Cup

    • Winner: India
    • Runner-up: Bangladesh
  • ICC Champions Trophy

    • Host: Pakistan (9th edition).
    • Winner: India (3rd time).
    • Runner-up: New Zealand.
    • Final Match Location: UAE.
  • Syed Modi International Badminton Tournament

    • Location: Lucknow, India (annual event).
    • Men's Winner: Lakshya Sen.
    • Women's Winner: PV Sindhu.
  • Ranji Trophy

    • Winner: Vidarbha
    • Runner-up: Kerala
    • Record Partnership: 606 runs by Goa batsmen Kashyap Wakle and Snehal Kothekar.
  • Billie Jean King Cup

    • Winner: Italy
    • Runner-up: Slovakia
  • Youngest Fide-rated Chess Player: Anish Sarkar, approximately 3 years old, from West Bengal.

  • Highest Altitude Enduro Mountain Biking Race: Andorra 4.0, held in Arunachal Pradesh.

  • Kho Kho World Cup

    • Held in India.
    • Won by India (both men's and women's teams).
    • Nine players per team.
    • Mascots: Tara and Tejas.
    • Brand ambassador: Salman Khan.
  • 37th All India Forest Games

    • Host and winner: Chhattisgarh.
  • IPL

    • Most expensive player: Rishabh Pant (₹22.7 crore), playing for Lucknow Super Giants.
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- **38th National Games:**
    - Held in Uttarakhand.
    - Theme: Green Games.
    - Mascot: Moli.
    - Winner: Services (1st place), Maharashtra (2nd place).
    - Raja Bhalan Trophy awarded to the winner.

- **Kho Kho World Cup:**
    - Held in India.
    - Winner: India (both men's and women's).
    - Number of players per team: 9.
    - Mascots: Tara and Tejas.
    - Brand Ambassador: Salman Khan.

- **37th All India Forest Games:**
    - Host and Winner: Chhattisgarh.

- **Asian Table Tennis Championship:**
    - Held in Astana, Kazakhstan.
    - India won bronze medal for the first time in history.
    - India lost to Japan.

- **T20 Cricket:**
    * Zimbabwe achieved the highest T20 score of 344 runs.

* **Women's Cricket:**
    * The Women's T20 World Cup was held in the UAE.
    * New Zealand won, and South Africa lost.

* **Asian Championship:**
    * India won the Women's Asian Champions Trophy, defeating China.

* **45th Chess Olympiad:**
    - Held in Budapest, Hungary.
    - India won both the men's and women's events.
    - The 44th Chess Olympiad was held in Chennai, India.

- **T20 Cricket:**
    - **Men's World Cup:** Hosted by USA and West Indies; India won, South Africa lost; Final match in Barbados.
    - **Women's World Cup:** Held in UAE; New Zealand won, South Africa lost.
    - **Highest T20 Score:**  Zimbabwe recently scored 344 runs, surpassing the previous record.

 - **2026 Commonwealth Games:**
    - Will be held in Glasgow, Scotland.
    - Originally planned for Australia, but the location was changed.
    - The 1930 Commonwealth Games were held in Hamilton, Canada.
```*   **2024 Paris Olympics:**
    *   33rd Olympic Games.
    *   India's rank: 71st.
    *   Total medals won by India: 6 (0 gold, 1 silver, 5 bronze).
    *   Chef de Mission: Gagandeep Narang.
    *   First medal: Manu Bhaker (bronze).
    *   Second medal: Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh (bronze).
    *   Third medal: Swapnil Kusale (bronze).
    *   Fourth medal: Indian Hockey Team (bronze).
    *   Fifth medal: Neeraj Chopra (silver).
    *   Sixth medal: Aman Sahrawat (bronze).

*   **2026 Commonwealth Games:**
    *   Location: Glasgow, Scotland (originally planned for Victoria, Australia).

*   **Paris Paralympics 2024:**
    *   17th edition.
    *   India's rank: 18th.
    *   Total medals won by India: 29 (7 Gold, 9 Silver, 13 Bronze).
    *   Number of Indian athletes participated: 84.
    *   Chef de Mission: Satyaprakash Sangwan.
    *   Gold medalists and their sports:
        *   Avni Lekhara (Shooting)
        *   Nitesh Kumar (Badminton)
        *   Sumit Antil (Javelin Throw)
        *   Harvinder Singh (Archery)
        *   Dharamvir Singh (Club Throw)
        *   Praveen Kumar (High Jump)
        *   Navdeep Singh (Javelin Throw)

*   **2023 Durand Cup:**
    *   Winner: NorthEast United FC
    *   Venue: Guwahati

*   **4th Intercontinental Football Championship:**
    *   Winner: Syria
    *   Runner-up: India

*   **Paris Paralympics 2024:**
    *   Number: 17th
    *   Mascot: Friz (a three-colored hat - red, white, and blue)
    *   India's Rank: 18th
    *   India's Medals: 29 total (7 Gold, 9 Silver, 13 Bronze)
    *   Number of Indian Athletes: 84
    *   Chef de Mission for India: Satyaprakash Sangwan
    *   Gold Medalists:
        *   Avni Lekhara (Shooting)
        *   Nitesh Kumar (Badminton)
        *   Sumit Antil (Javelin Throw)
        *   Harvinder Singh (Archery)
        *   Dharambir Singh (Club Throw)
        *   Praveen Kumar (High Jump)
        *   Nadeep Singh (Javelin Throw)

*   **5th Asian Champions Trophy:**
    *   India won the men's and women's hockey tournaments.
    *   China lost both the men's and women's tournaments.
    *   Sport: Hockey

*   **133rd Durand Cup:**
    *   Winner: North East Football Club
    *   Sport: Football
    *   Held in Guwahati
    *   Asia's oldest football tournament