Joshi, the top-seed in his event, defeated England's Alhassana Khalil 9-11 11-4 11-5 11-6 in the final, a Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) press release said.
Dabke got the better of second seeded Serena Daniel of USA 11-7 11-4 12-10 to clinch the title.
The Mumbai girl had earlier beaten the top seed Chukwu Chinyere of Hungary in her semi-final match.
Vikas Mehra (Under-19) and Arnaav Sareen (U-15) secured third place finishes, while Rutva Samant (U-13), Kanhav Nanavati (U-15) were placed fourth in their respective categories.
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