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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Unveils ‘Mayur’ Mascot for Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026

International tournament to be held at Thyagaraj Stadium from July 27 to August 2, with players from over 25 Commonwealth countries participating.
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New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has unveiled the official mascot ‘Mayur’ for the 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026, marking a major milestone in the preparations for the international sporting event.

Inspired by India’s national bird, the peacock, the mascot represents the country’s rich cultural heritage, vibrant energy, and diversity. The championship will be held at the Thyagaraj Stadium, New Delhi, from July 27 to August 2, 2026, with participation expected from more than 25 Commonwealth countries.

‘Mayur’ Mascot Represents India’s Culture and Sporting Spirit

During the mascot unveiling ceremony, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta highlighted the significance of ‘Mayur’ as a symbol of India’s cultural pride and global sporting identity.

She said the mascot will not only attract sports enthusiasts but will also showcase India’s cultural values on an international platform.

The peacock-inspired mascot reflects qualities such as confidence, enthusiasm, and diversity, aligning with the spirit of sportsmanship and international cooperation.

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Delhi Ready to Host Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said hosting the prestigious championship is a matter of pride for Delhi and its residents.

She stated that the tournament will provide an opportunity for Delhi to showcase its:

  • Sports infrastructure.
  • Organisational capabilities.
  • Hospitality and welcoming spirit.
  • Growing sports culture.

The Chief Minister assured that the Delhi government will make all efforts to ensure the event becomes a memorable experience for players, officials, and visitors.

Over 25 Commonwealth Nations to Participate in Tournament

The 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026 will bring together top table tennis players, officials, and representatives from more than 25 Commonwealth nations.

The week-long tournament will feature competitive matches between international players and is expected to strengthen sporting relations among Commonwealth countries.

The event will also encourage young athletes and promote the growth of table tennis at the grassroots level.

Delhi to Showcase Global-Level Sports Hosting Capacity

CM Rekha Gupta said the championship is not just a sporting competition but also an opportunity for Delhi to demonstrate its ability to host major international events.

She added that players and delegates visiting the capital will receive a warm welcome, and the world will witness Delhi’s modern sports facilities and efficient event management.

The tournament is expected to highlight Delhi’s position as a major destination for international sporting events.

Senior Officials Attend Mascot Launch Ceremony

The mascot unveiling ceremony was attended by Delhi Cabinet Minister Ashish Sood and senior officials from the Table Tennis Federation of India.

With the launch of ‘Mayur’, preparations for the championship have gained further momentum. The organisers are expected to announce additional tournament-related programmes and arrangements in the coming days.

Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship to Promote Sports Collaboration

The upcoming championship is expected to strengthen sporting ties among Commonwealth nations while providing a global platform for athletes to display their talent. The event will bring together sports excellence and cultural celebration, creating a memorable experience for players and Delhi residents alike.

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