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Meghalaya’s Klingson Marak Selected for Indian Team at IBSA Asian Blind Football Championship 2026 in Osaka

Boyar Debbarma
By Boyar Debbarma Published April 20, 2026 3 Min Read
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Klingson Marak from Meghalaya has earned a place in India’s squad for the IBSA Asian Men’s Blind Football Championship 2026. The tournament will take place in Osaka from April 19 to 25. The Indian Blind Football Federation announced the squad, highlighting Marak’s strong performance.

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Key FactsMarak’s Journey to the National TeamHow Blind Football WorksGovernment Praises the AchievementLocation ContextQ&A Section

Moreover, his selection marks a proud milestone for the state. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma praised his achievement and wished him success.

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Key Facts

  • Player: Klingson Marak
  • Event: IBSA Asian Men’s Blind Football Championship 2026
  • Location: Osaka
  • Dates: April 19–25, 2026
  • Organiser: Indian Blind Football Federation
  • Award: Kiang Nangbah Award (2023)

Marak’s Journey to the National Team

Klingson Marak continues to rise in Indian blind football. He delivered a standout performance last year by scoring a hat-trick against Uzbekistan. As a result, he strengthened his reputation as a key attacker.

In addition, Marak helped Meghalaya secure its fourth national blind football title. His consistent efforts and match-winning contributions impressed selectors. Therefore, the national federation included him in the squad for the continental event.


How Blind Football Works

Blind football follows a five-a-side format designed for visually impaired athletes. All outfield players wear blindfolds to ensure fairness. Meanwhile, the ball produces sound through an internal bell, which helps players track its movement.

Furthermore, teams depend on strong coordination and communication. A sighted goalkeeper guards the post, while a goal guide stands behind the opponent’s net. At the same time, the coach directs players from the sidelines.


Government Praises the Achievement

Chief Minister Conrad Sangma applauded Marak’s selection. He highlighted that Marak has become the first visually impaired footballer from the state to represent India at this level.

Moreover, Sangma expressed confidence in both the player and the team. He also encouraged young athletes from the region to draw inspiration from Marak’s journey.


Location Context

Meghalaya continues to produce talented athletes who excel at national and international levels. In fact, Northeast India has emerged as a strong hub for football talent. Therefore, Marak’s achievement further strengthens the region’s growing reputation in sports.


Q&A Section

What happened?
Klingson Marak earned selection in India’s squad for the IBSA Asian Blind Football Championship 2026.

Where will the tournament take place?
The event will take place in Osaka.

When will the championship be held?
The tournament will run from April 19 to 25, 2026.

Why does this achievement matter?
Marak became the first visually impaired footballer from Meghalaya to represent India at this level.

What is blind football?
It is a five-a-side sport where players rely on sound and guidance to play.

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