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Which school won the Junior Girls Basketball title at the Sainik Schools National Games 2026?

  1. A.Sainik School Amaravatinagar
  2. B.Vikasa Sainik School
  3. C.Sainik School Ghorakhal
  4. D.Sainik School Bijapur

Correct answer

B. Vikasa Sainik School

Explanation

The correct answer is Vikasa Sainik School, which secured the Junior Girls Basketball title at the meet. Option A is wrong because Sainik School Amaravatinagar won the Junior Boys Volleyball championship, a different event and a different category. Option C is wrong because Sainik School Ghorakhal emerged champion in Junior Boys Basketball, which is the closest distractor on the list, since both titles were in basketball but in different categories. Option D is wrong because Sainik School Bijapur was the host of the games and was not listed among the title winners. The complete set of results is worth learning together: Ghorakhal in Junior Boys Basketball, Vikasa in Junior Girls Basketball, Amaravatinagar in Junior Boys Volleyball, Jhansi in the Debate Championship and Kapurthala in the Quiz Competition.

Read the full article: Sainik Schools National Games 2026 Close at Bijapur

Q1.SportsEasy

Where was the closing ceremony of the All India Sainik Schools National Games 2026 held?

  1. A.Sainik School Jhansi
  2. B.Sainik School Bijapur
  3. C.Sainik School Kapurthala
  4. D.Sainik School Ghorakhal
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Correct answer: B. Sainik School Bijapur

The school hosted the All India Sainik Schools National Games 2026, held from 3 to 7 November 2026, and its closing ceremony was attended by Raksha Rajya Mantri Sanjay Seth as chief guest, who gave away the medals and trophies.

Q4.SportsMedium

Which scheme, approved at a cost of more than Rs 1,800 crore, is meant to build up India's sports goods manufacturing?

  1. A.Khelo India Sports Goods Manufacturing Scheme
  2. B.Target Olympic Podium Scheme
  3. C.Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan
  4. D.Fit India Movement
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Correct answer: A. Khelo India Sports Goods Manufacturing Scheme

Speaking to the para-athletes, the Prime Minister urged the domestic industry to ensure that the gear, clothing and footwear worn by Indian and foreign players alike are made in India, which would strengthen micro, small and medium enterprises and create work in small towns and rural areas.