India Achieves New Milestone at 2025 Asian Youth Games with 48 Medals

Overview: India achieves a new milestone at the 2025 Asian Youth Games, winning a record 48 medals across wrestling, boxing, athletics, and kabaddi. Indian athletes showcased incredible talent, marking one of the nation’s best performances in youth sports and strengthening India’s dominance in the Asian sporting arena.

Riyaz

Nov-05-2025

India Achieves New Milestone at 2025 Asian Youth Games with 48 Medals

The Asian Youth Games 2025 is an international sporting event that will bring together young athletes of 45 Asian countries and will be held from October 22 to October 31, 2025, in Bahrain. The event, which is organised by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), helps in promoting sportsmanship, friendship, and exchange of cultures among the youth of Asia and make potential champions and unites the region.

Asian Youth Games 2025, Winner Name and Tally

India received 48 medals in total at the Asian Youth Games 2025 with good performances in wrestling, boxing, athletics, weightlifting, and kabaddi.

Player Name	Category / Event	Sport	Medal
Anjali	Girls’ 55kg	Beach Wrestling	Gold
Sani Fulmali	Boys’ 60kg	Beach Wrestling	Gold
Arjun Ruhil	Boys’ 90kg	Beach Wrestling	Gold
Khushi Chand	Girls’ 46kg	Boxing	Gold
Ahaana Sharma	Girls’ 50kg	Boxing	Gold
Chandrika Pujari	Girls’ 54kg	Boxing	Gold
Anshika	Girls’ +80kg	Boxing	Gold
India	Girls’ team	Kabaddi	Gold
India	Boys’ team	Kabaddi	Gold
Priteesmita Bhoi	Girls’ 44kg clean & jerk	Weightlifting	Gold
Moni	Girls’ freestyle 57kg	Wrestling	Gold
Yashita	Girls’ freestyle 61kg	Wrestling	Gold
Jaiveer Singh	Boys’ freestyle 55kg	Wrestling	Gold
Shourya Ambure	Girls’ 100m hurdles	Athletics	Silver
Edwina Jason	Girls’ 400m	Athletics	Silver
Ranjana Yadav	Girls’ 5000m walk	Athletics	Silver
Oshin	Girls’ discus throw	Athletics	Silver
India	Girls’ medley relay	Athletics	Silver
Sujay Nagnath Tanpure	Boys’ 70kg	Beach Wrestling	Silver
Ravinder	Boys’ 80kg	Beach Wrestling	Silver
Harnoor Kaur	Girls’ 66kg	Boxing	Silver
Lanchenba Singh Moibungkhongbam	Boys’ 50kg	Boxing	Silver
Monika Khuyenthem	Girls’ -63kg	Judo	Silver
Kanishka Bidhuri	Girls’ 52kg	Kurash	Silver
Shriya Milind Satam	Girls’ 50kg Mixed	Martial Arts	Silver
Tirthank Pegu	Boys’ 200m butterfly	Swimming	Silver
Priteesmita Bhoi	Girls’ 44kg snatch	Weightlifting	Silver
Maharajan Arumugapandian	Boys’ 60kg snatch	Weightlifting	Silver
Maharajan Arumugapandian	Boys’ 60kg clean and jerk	Weightlifting	Silver
Ashvini Vishnoi	Girls’ 69kg freestyle	Wrestling	Silver
Gourav Punia	Boys’ freestyle 65kg	Wrestling	Silver
Bhoomika Nehate	Girls’ 200m	Athletics	Bronze
Jasmine Kaur	Girls’ shot put	Athletics	Bronze
Palash Mandal	Boys’ 5000m walk	Athletics	Bronze
Zubin Gohain	Boys’ high jump	Athletics	Bronze
Anant Deshmukh	Boys’ 66kg	Boxing	Bronze
Harshit	Boys’ -73kg	Judo	Bronze
Khushi	Girls’ 70kg	Kurash	Bronze
Arvind	Boys’ 83kg	Kurash	Bronze
Veer Bhadu	Boys’ 80kg	Mixed Martial Arts	Bronze
Alphonsa Zinia Wriang	Girls’ Wai Kru 16-17	Muay	Bronze
Syndrela Das-Sarthak Arya	Mixed doubles	Table Tennis	Bronze
Debasish Das	Boys’ Individual Poomsae	Taekwondo	Bronze
Shivanshu Patel / Yashwini Singh	Mixed Pairs Poomsae	Taekwondo	Bronze
India	Mixed team	Taekwondo	Bronze
Parv Choudhary	Boys’ 94kg clean and jerk	Weightlifting	Bronze
Rachana	Girls’ freestyle 43kg	Wrestling	Bronze
Komal Verma	Girls’ freestyle 49kg	Wrestling	Bronze

Conclusion

The recent impressive performance in the Asian Youth Games in 2025 demonstrated that India is increasingly becoming the powerhouse in sports with a record number of 48 medals won by the youths. Their efforts, training and ability point out to the brighter sporting future of India and their desire to foster the youth to the highest levels in the global platform, which can be an inspiration to many generations yet to come.