Indian Junior Hockey Teams Win Both Asia Cup Titles

The correct answer is 4-1. The Prime Minister's message says that the Junior Men's Hockey Team won the Asia Cup with an emphatic win by four goals to one in the final. He called the title a remarkable achievement and said that the feat reflects the immense talent of the young players in the squad. He also extended his best wishes to the entire team. Option A, 2-1, is wrong because the margin in the final was three goals and not one goal. Option B, 3-0, is wrong because the losing side did score once in the final, so the match was not a clean sheet for India. Option D, 5-2, is wrong because neither team reached five goals in the final. Candidates should note the exact scoreline, because sports questions in examinations very often ask for the margin of a final rather than the name of the winner.

The correct answer is it retained the Asia Cup with an unbeaten campaign. The Prime Minister's message says that the Junior Women's Hockey Team retained the Asia Cup after a superb campaign in which it did not lose a match. He called the result a proud moment for Indian hockey and said that the success reflects the talent and the determination of the players. His post also tagged Hockey India. Option A is wrong because the word retained shows that the team was already the holder of the trophy and was defending it, not winning it for the first time. Option C is wrong because the team finished as the champion and not as the runner-up. Option D is wrong because nothing in the message speaks of a shared trophy or a drawn final. The word retained is the key to this question.

The correct answer is the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, on X. Both releases are from the Prime Minister's Office and both record messages posted on X on 13 September 2026. In the first message the Prime Minister congratulated the Junior Men's Hockey Team on winning the Asia Cup with an emphatic result in the final. In the second he congratulated the Junior Women's Hockey Team on retaining the same title after an unbeaten campaign. Option A is wrong because the releases name the Prime Minister and not the President, and because the messages were social media posts and not letters. Option C is wrong because no press conference by the Sports Minister is mentioned in either release. Option D is wrong because the Vice-President does not appear in these releases at all. Remember the sender, the platform and the date together.