From Time-Out to Triumph: Women’s Kabaddi Team Eyes a Comeback!

India's women's kabaddi team is preparing to break a two-decade title drought when they take part in the Women's Kabaddi World Cup 2025 in Bihar. The side had last won the title in 2004, although there appears to be some uncertainty about what happened in the past, with the first Women's Kabaddi Wor...

India's women's kabaddi team is preparing to break a two-decade title drought when they take part in the Women's Kabaddi World Cup 2025 in Bihar. The side had last won the title in 2004, although there appears to be some uncertainty about what happened in the past, with the first Women's Kabaddi World Cup taking place in 2012 in Patna, which was won by India. India will face stiff competition this time around from the likes of China, Japan, and Iran. The 14-country competition, scheduled to be held in March 2025, will also feature South Korea and South Africa. India's side is hungry to reclaim the champions' title, utilizing home advantage and team morale to end their drought. Source: Drishti IAS, Wikipedia