Kho Kho Federation of India unveils trophy, mascots for inaugural world cup
World Cup to feature two trophies, blue trophy for men's championship and green trophy for women's championship
New Delhi: The Kho Kho Federation of India (KKFI) on Friday unveiled the trophies for the first-ever Kho Kho World Cup, scheduled for January 13-19. Under the aegis of the Sports Authority of India (SAI), the tournament will showcase 21 men’s and 20 women’s teams from 24 countries across six continents at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium.
The World Cup will feature two trophies —a blue trophy for the men’s championship and a green trophy for the women’s event. Both trophies embody the spirit of Kho Kho through their contemporary design, featuring flowing curves and golden figures.
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The blue trophy symbolises trust, determination, and universal appeal, while the green trophy represents growth and vitality. Both pieces feature intricate crystal detailing that symbolises the precision and excellence demanded at the highest level of competition.
The KKFI also introduced ‘Tejas’ and ‘Tara’, a duo of gazelles serving as the official mascots for the tournament. These mascots embody the sport’s core attributes of speed, agility, and teamwork.
Tejas, symbolising brilliance and energy, and Tara, representing guidance and aspiration, are depicted in vibrant blue and orange sporting attire adorned with traditional Indian motifs, celebrating both the sport’s heritage and its modern appeal.
