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ITTF-ATTU 28th Asian Table Tennis Team Championships 2025 officially began

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Bhubaneswar:11/10/25: The much-awaited ITTF-ATTU 28th Asian Table Tennis Team Championships 2025 officially began today at the Athletics Centre of Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar.

Shri Suryabanshi Suraj, Minister for Sports & Youth Services, Higher Education, Odia Language, Literature and Culture, Government of Odisha, officially inaugurated the championship.

May be an image of dais and text that says "ODISHA 홍밀 INDASMR ((() Championsh an TOIS championships Team @hnneswar neswar20 2025 Bhubanes 28"h Asian Table Tennis Team Championships Bhubaneswar 2025 11-15 October Kalinga Stadium"

Minister Shri Suraj expressed his pride that Odisha is hosting international championships, noting the State’s increasing importance in the global sports arena. He added that it is a great pleasure for Odisha to host this championship and extended a warm welcome to the players from all 22 participating countries.

The Odisha State Table Tennis Association President, Shri Sanjay Kumar Sing, welcomed the participants of the ITTF-ATTU 28th Asian Table Tennis Team Championships 2025 at the Kalinga Stadium’s Athletics centre.

Shri Singh is Principal Secretary, Works, Food, Supplies, and Consumer Welfare, Government of Odisha.

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