GENERAL10 Sept 2026
From 'no career in gaming' to Asian Games: Indian esports stars eye medals
Indian esports players are heading to the Asian Games in Nagoya, where gaming will have 11 medal events, four more than last time. Families often still doubt gaming as a career. Players now train daily with coaches and international practice matches. If your child plays seriously, look at the professional support and structured training now available.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The esports competition at this year's Asian Games will have 11 medal events, four more than the last edition.
- League of Legends player Aakash Shandilya said India's preparation this time has been more organised, with a coach and help from the Esports Federation of India.
- Pokemon Unite player Adnan Badshah said convincing families that mobile or PC gaming can offer a future remains one of the biggest challenges.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your child is serious about competitive gaming, take time to understand the coaching and professional support now around esports before treating it only as a hobby.
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