India achieved a remarkable feat at the inaugural World Yogasana Championships held in Ahmedabad, finishing first in the medal standings with a total of 114 medals, including 102 gold. Japan followed in second place, securing 3 gold, 3 silver, and 5 bronze medals, while Argentina's Nabila Barraza stood out by winning 2 gold and 3 silver medals, contributing to her country's third-place finish. Nepal emerged as the second-most successful contingent in terms of total medals, ending with 52 medals—1 gold, 36 silver, and 15 bronze. Uzbekistan also performed well, earning 25 medals, including 1 gold. A total of 522 athletes from 79 countries participated, with athletes from 31 countries winning at least one medal and 10 nations claiming gold. This championship marks a significant milestone in the journey to establish Yogasana as a competitive sport on the international stage, with aspirations for Olympic recognition supported by various Indian ministries and sports authorities.