20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026
The Bhutan Olympic Committee is pleased to announce the selection of Kinga Wangmo (54kg), Migma Dorji (55kg) and Kinley (60kg) to represent Bhutan at the Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
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The Bhutan Olympic Committee has officially confirmed the selection of national Taekwondo athlete Dorjee Yangkee to represent Bhutan at the Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026, competing in the highly competitive Women’s Under 57kg (F-57kg) Kyorugi division.
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The Bhutan Olympic Committee has officially announced the selection of four compound archers who will represent Team Bhutan at the 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
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Dorjee Yangkee is a Silver Category athlete under the Bhutan Olympic Committee BEAST Program and a scholarship recipient of the BOC–RTC initiative at Royal Thimphu College, where she is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Sports and Health Science while simultaneously representing Bhutan as a 1st Dan Black Belt national Taekwondo athlete on both national and international stages.
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Team Bhutan continues to grow as preparations intensify for Asia’s biggest sporting stage.
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There is a question that follows a small team. It is rarely spoken aloud, but it hangs in the air. It lives in the numbers, the statistics, the medal tallies that flash across screens. The question is simple, and it stings: Why do you show up?
In Bhutan’s compound archery landscape, two national coaches Tashi Tshering and Ajeet stand at the center of a journey that is quietly shaping history as they prepare athletes for the Aichi–Nagoya 2026 Asian Games. Their paths into coaching were not carefully designed careers but defining moments where responsibility met opportunity, and both stepped forward when their sport needed them most.
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The Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games are not just about medals, records, or competition. Like every major sporting event, they carry a message, something that goes beyond the field of play. For this edition, that message comes through in a simple but powerful phrase, “Imagine One Asia.”
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At its core, the programme is ambitious, featuring 41 sports carefully selected and shaped through months of discussion under the guidance of the Olympic Council of Asia. Beyond the numbers, what stands out is the balance between tradition and modernity, and between global standards and regional identity.
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The Bhutan Archery Federation (BAF) is pleased to announce the receipt of ten (10) recurve archery beginner sets, generously provided by World Archery Asia as a goodwill contribution to support the development of archery in Bhutan.
The equipment, gifted under the leadership of Mr. Kazi Rajib Uddin Ahmed Chapol, President of World Archery Asia, reflects a shared commitment to strengthening grassroots development across the region under the vision of “One Vision, One Asia.” This timely support is expected to play a vital role in expanding access to structured archery training, particularly among young and emerging athletes.
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