About Badminton Tournament Organization

What Drives Us

I’ve always believed that a good foundation makes everything stronger – whether it’s a player or an entire tournament. Lahanpanich tyacha foundation majboot asla pahije, nahi tar building tikat nahi. (If the foundation isn't strong from childhood, the building won't last.) For me, organizing a badminton tournament is more than just matches - it’s about giving players a real shot to learn, win, and grow.

Tournaments: From Local to National

I organize everything from local badminton events in housing societies and offices, up to district, state, and even national championships. With TCDBA and BAI backing, I take care of high-level competitions and casual club matches alike. The crowd can be juniors, seniors, or even 75+ veterans – I’ve seen all kinds join in.

Complete Tournament Management

When you hand over your tournament to me, you get the whole package:

• Planning, flyers, and social media buzz to get participants talking
• Registration through online portals, so nobody gets left out
• Finding sponsors and partners for your event
• Sorting out venues, making sure everything’s set up and ready
• Handling official tournament compliance for MBA and BAI rules
• Ceremonies that actually feel special, not just rushed prize functions

Formats for Every Player

There’s no one-size-fits-all. I structure tournament formats for singles, doubles, mixed, juniors, seniors, and age-combined categories - so everyone finds their level.

Not Just Another Tournament

I know how much it means for a player to get that first win, or for veterans to play with old friends again. My aim is simple: ek general player to champion bannysathi (to help a regular player become a champion). If you want a tournament that people talk about even after it’s over, I’m here for it.