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Tech Titan Futsal Tournament begins in Kathmandu

Twenty-four technology firms compete in the inaugural futsal tournament running across two days.

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  • Twenty-four technology companies participate in the first Tech Titan Futsal Tournament.
  • Sixteen teams advance from the initial matches to the final stages.
  • Cash prizes are awarded to the winning participants in the tournament.

Kathmandu is hosting the first Tech Titan Futsal Tournament, bringing together teams from the technology sector. Twenty-four technology firms have entered the sporting event to compete for top honors. The tournament schedule spans two dates, with opening matches reducing the field from twenty-four contenders to sixteen. The remaining teams advance to the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and final stages. Successful participants in the competition stand to receive cash prizes, with specific monetary awards designated for the top-performing teams as they progress through the tournament brackets.

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