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Home / Chandigarh / Indian Navy Win Squash Meet

Indian Navy win squash meet

In the final match, Indian Navy defeated Indian Air Force with a 2-1 verdict
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:16 AM Aug 15, 2025 IST
The Indian Navy team after winning the Armed Forces Inter-Services Squash Championship at the Base Repair Depot.

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The Indian Navy won the Armed Forces Inter-Services Squash Championship 2025-26, concluded at Base Repair Depot, Indian Air Force, Chandigarh.

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The championship, inaugurated by Air Commodore Nipun Gupta, Air Officer Commanding, Base Repair Depot, Chandigarh, saw participation from four teams, including, Army Red, Army Green, Air Force and Indian Navy.

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In the final match, Indian Navy defeated Indian Air Force with a 2-1 verdict.

During the championship, a probable squad was also selected represent the Services team in the upcoming National Squash Championship, fostering camaraderie, discipline and excellence among the Armed Forces.

The Inter-Services Squash Championship served as a platform for promoting sports excellence and teamwork among the Armed Forces, highlighting the commitment of the Services to nurturing talent and promoting a culture of fitness and competition.

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