Indian National Badminton Championships
The Indian National Badminton Championships is a tournament organized to crown the best badminton players in India since 1934. Until the 1960s, foreign players could compete in the championships. That is why the Dane Erland Kops is in the winners' lists.
The championships are locally now referred to as the All Indian National Badminton Championships. The National title in India for Men's Singles is played for the "Vikas Topiwala Challenge Cup", Men's Doubles for the "Calcutta Badminton Cup", Women's Singles for the "Olympian Badminton Challenge Cup", Women's Doubles for the "All India Badminton Association Cup" and Mixed Doubles for the "Burdwan Challenge Cup".
List of Winners[]
Ch. No. | Year (Venue) | Men's singles | Women's singles | Men's doubles | Women's doubles | Mixed doubles |
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1st | 1934 | Vijay A. Madgavkar | no competition | no competition | no competition | |
2nd | 1935 | Vijay A. Madgavkar |
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3rd | 1936 | Pearl Goss | Pearl Goss |
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4th | 1937 | |||||
5th | 1938 | Pearl Goss | ||||
6th | 1939 | |||||
7th | 1940 | ![]() |
Pearl Goss | Vijay A. Madgavkar Pearl Goss | ||
1941 | no competition | |||||
8th | 1942 | Tara Deodhar | Tara Deodhar Sunder Deodhar |
Sunder Deodhar | ||
9th | 1943 | |||||
10th | 1944 | Khandu Rangnekar |
Sunder Deodhar | |||
11th | 1945 | |||||
12th | 1946 | Sunder Deodhar | Suman Deodhar Sunder Deodhar |
Sunder Deodhar | ||
13th | 1947 | ![]() |
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1948 | no competition | |||||
14th | 1949 | Pearl Goss | ||||
15th | 1950 | |||||
16th | 1951 | Suman Deodhar | Suman Deodhar Sunder Deodhar |
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17th | 1952 | |||||
18th | 1953 | Nandu M. Natekar | Nandu M. Natekar | |||
19th | 1954 | Sunder Deodhar | Suman Deodhar Sunder Patwardhan | |||
20th | 1955 | Nandu M. Natekar |
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21st | 1956 | Nandu M. Natekar |
Meena Shah |
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22nd | 1957 | |||||
23rd | 1958 | Nandu M. Natekar | Nandu M. Natekar |
Meena Shah | ||
24th | 1959 | ![]() |
Meena Shah | ![]() ![]() |
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25th | 1960 | Nandu M. Natekar | Nandu M. Natekar |
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26th | 1961 | Nandu M. Natekar | ||||
27th | 1962 | Suresh Goel | Sarojini Apte Sunila Apte |
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28th | 1963 | Nandu M. Natekar |
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29th | 1964 | Dipu Ghosh Raman Ghosh |
Meena Shah Sunila Apte |
Meena Shah | ||
30th | 1965 | Nandu M. Natekar | Suresh Goel |
Meena Shah Sarojini Apte |
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31st | 1966 | Dinesh Khanna | Sarojini Apte | Nandu M. Natekar | ||
32nd | 1967 | Suresh Goel | Sarojini Gogte | Dipu Ghosh Raman Ghosh |
Sarojini Gogte Sunila Apte |
Dipu Ghosh |
33rd | 1968 | Damayanti Tambay | Raman Ghosh |
Damayanti Tambay |
Raman Ghosh | |
34th | 1969 | Dipu Ghosh | Dipu Ghosh Raman Ghosh |
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35th | 1970 | Suresh Goel | Nandu M. Natekar | |||
36th | 1971 | Prakash Padukone | Dipu Ghosh Suresh Goel |
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37th | 1972 | |||||
38th | 1973 | Ami M. Ghia | Prakash Padukone Leroy D'Sa |
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39th | 1974 | Raman Ghosh Davinder Ahuja |
Ami M. Ghia |
Suresh Goel | ||
40th | 1975 | Suresh Goel Leroy D'Sa | ||||
41st | 1976 | Prakash Padukone Leroy D'Sa |
Ami M. Ghia |
Suresh Goel | ||
42nd | 1977 | Kanwal Thakur Singh | ||||
43rd | 1978 | Kanwal Thakur Singh Ami M. Ghia |
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44th | 1979 | Ami M. Ghia | Prakash Padukone |
Ami M. Ghia |
Parthasarathy B. Raman | |
45th | 1980 | Syed Modi | Partho Ganguli |
Ami M. Ghia |
Ami M. Ghia | |
46th | 1981 | Madhumita Bisht | Partho Ganguli |
Kanwal Thakur Singh |
Sanat Misra Madhumita Goswami | |
47th | 1982 | Uday Pawar |
Ami M. Ghia |
Partho Ganguli Ami M. Ghia | ||
48th | 1983 | Ami M. Ghia | Leroy D'Sa Sanat Misra |
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49th | 1984 | Madhumita Bisht | Ami M. Ghia |
Ami M. Ghia | ||
50th | 1985 | Partho Ganguli |
Madhumita Bisht | |||
51st | 1986 | Leroy D'Sa Sanat Misra |
Madhumita Bisht Ami M. Ghia |
Sanat Misra Madhumita Bisht | ||
52nd | 1987 | Uday Pawar Ravi Kunte |
Madhumita Bisht Ami M. Ghia | |||
53rd | 1988 | U. Vimal Kumar | Prakash Padukone Vinod Kumar | |||
54th | 1989 | Partho Ganguli |
Madhumita Bisht | |||
55th | 1990 | George Thomas | Uday Pawar Vinod Kumar |
Madhumita Bisht | ||
56th | 1991 | Rajeev Bagga | Manjusha Pawangadkar | Manjusha Pawangadkar Archana Deodhar |
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57th | 1992 | George Thomas Jaseel P. Ismail | ||||
58th | 1993 | Dipankar Bhattacharjee | Vinod Kumar |
Archana Deodhar | ||
59th | 1994 | P.V.V. Lakshmi | Vinod Kumar Madhumita Bisht | |||
60th | 1995 | Jaseel P. Ismail |
P.V.V. Lakshmi | |||
61st | 1996 | Pullela Gopichand | Manjusha Pawangadkar | Jaseel P. Ismail |
Manjusha Kanwar Archana Deodhar | |
62nd | 1997 | Aparna Popat | Rajeev Bagga |
Madhumita Bisht | ||
63rd[1] | 1998 | Jaseel P. Ismail Vincent Lobo |
Manjusha Kanwar Archana Deodhar |
Vincent Lobo Archana Deodhar | ||
64th[2] | 1999 | Markose Bristow |
Madhumita Bisht P. V. V. Lakshmi |
Jaseel P. Ismail Manjusha Kanwar | ||
65th[3] | 2000 | Vincent Lobo Jaseel P. Ismail |
Jwala Gutta Shruti Kurien |
Vincent Lobo[4] Madhumita Bisht | ||
66th[5] | 2001 | Abhinn Shyam Gupta | Sanave Thomas Valiyaveetil Diju |
Neelima Chowdary |
Markose Bristow Madhumita Bisht | |
67th[6] | 2002 | Markose Bristow Rupesh Kumar |
Jwala Gutta Shruti Kurien |
Jaseel P. Ismail Manjusha Kanwar | ||
68th[7] | 2003 | Chetan Anand | Pullela Gopichand Jwala Gutta | |||
69th[8] | 2004 | Anup Sridhar | Rupesh Kumar Sanave Thomas |
Markose Bristow B. R. Meenakshi | ||
70th[9] | 2005 | Valiyaveetil Diju Jwala Gutta | ||||
71st[10] | 2006 | Chetan Anand | Saina Nehwal | Valiyaveetil Diju Aparna Balan[11] | ||
72nd[12] | 2007 | Valiyaveetil Diju Jwala Gutta | ||||
73rd[13] | 2008 | Arvind Bhat | Sayali Gokhale | |||
74th[14][15] | 2009 | Chetan Anand | Trupti Murgunde | Jwala Gutta Ashwini Ponnappa | ||
75th[16][17] | 2010 | Arvind Bhat | Aditi Mutatkar | Aparna Balan Prajakta Sawant |
Pranav Chopra Prajakta Sawant | |
76th[18][19] | 2011 | Sourabh Verma | P. V. Sindhu | Tarun Kona Arun Vishnu |
Prajakta Sawant Pradnya Gadre |
Arun Vishnu Aparna Balan |
77th[20][21] | 2012 | Parupalli Kashyap | Sayali Gokhale | Manu Attri Sumeeth Reddy B |
Aparna Balan N. Sikki Reddy | |
78th[22] | 2013 | Srikanth Kidambi | P. V. Sindhu | Pranav Chopra Akshay Dewalkar |
Jwala Gutta Ashwini Ponnappa | |
79th[23][24] | 2014 | B. Sai Praneeth | Ruthvika Shivani | Manu Attri B. Sumeeth Reddy |
Pradnya Gadre N. Sikki Reddy | |
80th[25][26] | 2015 | Sameer Verma | P. C. Thulasi | Pranav Chopra Akshay Dewalkar | ||
81st[27][28] | 2016 | Sourabh Verma | Rituparna Das | Satwiksairaj Rankireddy Chirag Shetty |
Aparna Balan Prajakta Sawant |
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy K. Maneesha |
82nd[29] | 2017 | H. S. Prannoy | Saina Nehwal | Manu Attri B. Sumeeth Reddy |
Ashwini Ponnappa N. Sikki Reddy |
Ashwini Ponnappa Satwiksairaj Rankireddy |
83rd [30][31] | 2018 | Sourabh Verma | Saina Nehwal | Pranav Chopra Chirag Shetty |
Shikha Gautam |
Manu Attri K. Maneesha |
See also[]
- Badminton in India
- Badminton Association of India
- India national badminton team
References[]
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External links[]
Categories:
- National badminton championships
- Recurring sporting events established in 1934
- 1934 establishments in India