Club announced. Carlos Santamarina named first head coach; Peter Hartley is the first signing.
First official match: a 2-2 draw with Gokulam Kerala in the I-League.
Debut season ends 4th in the I-League; Mario Barco top scorer with 12.
Antonio López Habas appointed head coach.
Ekana Stadium declared unfit, so home games move to Kalyani Stadium, West Bengal.
Third kit released as a tribute to the Prayagraj Maha Kumbh.
Title race ends in controversy: the AIFF Appeals Committee names Churchill Brothers champions, and Inter Kashi appeals to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
CAS declares Inter Kashi I-League 2024-25 champions, earning promotion to the ISL.
Super Cup group stage: one draw and two defeats (including 0-3 v FC Goa).
First ISL match: 1-1 with FC Goa.
First ISL win: 2-1 away at Kerala Blasters.
2025-26 ends with a 1-2 defeat to East Bengal, a result that crowned East Bengal champions. Inter Kashi finish 10th with 13 points.
Abhijit Mondal takes over from López Habas (who is now East Bengal's head coach).
Portuguese coach Carlos Vaz Pinto leads an all-Indian squad, playing home games in Pune.
ISL 2026-27 opener: 0-2 loss to Kerala Blasters.
1-1 draw with Odisha FC after Thoi Singh's 89th-minute equaliser.
Dates from the ISL site, Wikipedia and Khel Now. The exact date Carlos Vaz Pinto was appointed was not found in any source.