Debate on Demand presents

South
Asia Open

10—11October 2026Online BP

A high-quality preparatory tournament for WUDC. Three divisions, one open stage for the region's sharpest young voices.

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A tournament
across borders

Beyond the
national circuit.

We are incredibly ecstatic to announce Debate on Demand's debut tournament: South Asia Open 2026.

DoD aims to organise high-quality competitions that help students from India grow and evolve beyond our national circuit. South Asia Open is a space for ambitious debaters to meet, learn and compete—regardless of institutional support or financial resources.

The tournament is also intended to serve as a fundraiser for children, while providing participants with a genuinely competitive debating experience.

OpenNoviceSchools

Meet the Core

A wonderful CoreAdj team ready for you.

Angad Singh Chawla core adjudicator poster

Core Adjudicator

Angad Singh Chawla

DCA Australs ’25 · Finalist, ABP ’25 · ESL Quarterfinalist, WUDC ’26 · ESL Finalist, Australs ’23 · 3rd Best Speaker, WUDC ’23
Anna Shreder core adjudicator poster

Core Adjudicator

Anna Shreder

DCA Sofia WUDC · DCA Glasgow EUDC · CA Oxford IV 2025 · CA IV 2025 · CA Oxford WGM 2023
Jagoda Sabujic core adjudicator poster

Core Adjudicator

Jagoda Sabujic

Chief Adjudicator, Manchester IV 2026 · Ramadan Debate Open 2025 · Belgrade Open 2024 · Budapest Open 2024 · Sofia WUDC 2026

More to be announced
soon.

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Everything
in one place.

Read carefully. Register early. Debate boldly.

Dates10th—11th October 2026
FormatBritish Parliamentary
ModeOnline
DivisionsOpen · Novice · Schools
Novice criteria≤ 3 Open breaks
No breaks at Majors
Phase 1 India₹500 / person
International$7 / person
Phase 1 only

Waiver policy

WGM waivers — Teams with both WGM participants and WGM judges are eligible for ₹400 per participant.

Institutional waivers — Contingents sending 4 or more teams are eligible for ₹400 per person.

Prices are subject to increase in Phase 2. These waiver provisions will not apply to Phase 2 registrations.