The 83-year-old Kharge said the victory was the result of the strength and determination of the players.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"India celebrates World Cup glory, led by the strength and determination of our daughters! Many congratulations to the Indian Women\u2019s Kabaddi Team on winning Kabaddi World Cup 2025, your second straight title \u2014 after a superb 35\u201328 win over Chinese Taipei in Dhaka,\" Kharge said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"You\u2019ve made a billion hearts proud with your grit, skill, and ingenuity. This victory will inspire countless youngsters to dream bigger and chase greatness,\" wrote Kharge in his post.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"India celebrates World Cup glory, led by the strength and determination of our daughters! Many congratulations to the Indian Women\u2019s Kabaddi Team on winning Kabaddi World Cup 2025, your second straight title \u2014 after a superb 35\u201328 win over Chinese Taipei in Dhaka,\" Kharge said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
A total of 11 countries took part in the tournament, showing how quickly women\u2019s kabaddi is growing around the world. The Indian women topped Group A standings with eight points from four wins in four matches, with hosts Bangladesh finishing second in the table with six points from three wins. Thailand, Urangda, and Germany were the other teams in Group A.<\/p>\r\n\r\n