India concluded the inaugural World Yogasana Championships in Ahmedabad with a remarkable performance, winning 114 medals, including 102 gold. This achievement highlighted India's dominance in the sport, with Japan and Argentina trailing significantly. Japan finished second with 3 gold, while Argentina secured third place thanks to Nabila Barraza's performance, which included 2 gold and 3 silver. The championships attracted 522 athletes from 79 countries, showcasing a diverse international participation. The event was a collaborative effort supported by various Indian government ministries, aimed at elevating Yogasana to a globally recognized competitive sport. Yogrishi Swami Ramdevi Ji Maharaj, President of World Yogasana, described the championship as the start of a global movement, emphasizing yoga's broader significance beyond competition. Athletes from different countries expressed their admiration for the event, noting the cultural exchange and hospitality experienced during their stay in India. The successful hosting of this championship marks a pivotal moment in the journey towards potential Olympic recognition for Yogasana.