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India’s Ankita and Rutuja bowed out of the Asian Games 2026 women’s doubles after a tense three-set defeat to the Kazakh pair, losing 7-5, 3-6, 5-10 in a deciding match tie-break. In a separate disruption, rain forced Sumit Nagal’s match to be pushed to September 29, adding another layer of uncertainty to India’s tennis schedule.
Actis has merged 11 Indian road assets from its Long Life Infrastructure Fund 1 and 2 into the NXT-Infra Trust, a move that underscores the growing institutional appetite for operating toll roads in India. Following the fundraising, Actis' stake in the trust has fallen to 71% from 86%, with domestic investors taking the balance, as the firm positions the vehicle for future acquisitions.
India's kabaddi teams delivered a commanding double gold at the Asian Games on Saturday, with the men defeating Iran 40-34 and the women edging the same opponents 37-34. The twin victories underlined India's enduring dominance in the sport and reinforced kabaddi's status as one of the country's most dependable medal sources at the Games.
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