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The Bhutan Aquatics Federation, in collaboration with the Inspire Institute of Sports, continues to advance its high altitude training programme in Bhutan, further reinforcing regional cooperation in elite swimming development. Supported by the Bhutan Olympic Committee, the initiative is designed to enhance performance standards while providing valuable exposure for both Bhutanese and international swimmers.

When the world talks about success in sport, the first thing people often think of is medals. Gold medals sparkle. They are the highlight reels, the big headlines, the symbols of achievement. In many countries, a gold medal is the measure of greatness.

The Bhutan men’s national cricket team will depart for Bangkok tomorrow to compete in the Thailand Open Men’s T20I Series 2026, scheduled from 25 to 28 February at the Terdthai Cricket Ground in Bangkok.

The Bhutan Aquatics Federation (BAF) is hosting the Inspire Institute of Sports (IIS), Karnataka, India, for a High-Altitude Technical Training and Coaching Programme in Bhutan. The IIS contingent arrived on 10 February and will undergo 19 days of intensive high-altitude training. The programme reflects a shared commitment to high-performance athlete development, technical excellence, and regional cooperation in aquatics.

The Thimphu Open Table Tennis Championship 2026 officially began today. It will continue until 10th February 2026, bringing together players from different age groups and backgrounds for four days of exciting competition and friendly exchange.

The Foundational Sports Science Course, conducted by the National Coaching Academy, has successfully concluded, with certificates awarded to all participants. The course, which commenced on 5 January 2026, was supported by the Bhutan Olympic Committee and Olympic Solidarity, marking a meaningful step toward strengthening scientific understanding and best practices within Bhutan’s sporting community.

The Bhutanese delegation delivered an inspiring performance at the Asian Pacific Down Syndrome Federation (APDSF) Games 2026, held at Nehru Stadium in Chennai, India, on 29–30 January 2026. The international event brought together athletes with Down syndrome from ten countries across the Asia Pacific region, celebrating ability, sportsmanship, and inclusion through sport.