New Delhi, November 24, 2025

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has praised India’s boxing team for delivering a truly remarkable and historic performance at the World Boxing Cup Finals 2025, held in Greater Noida. His message came after Indian athletes returned with a record-breaking total of 20 medals, including an impressive nine golds, making this one of the country’s strongest showings on the global boxing stage.

In a post on X, the Prime Minister said that the athletes’ “extraordinary, record-breaking performance” reflected their relentless spirit and dedication. He added that winning 20 medals—along with nine golds—was possible only because of their discipline, determination and belief in themselves. The Prime Minister congratulated the entire team and extended his best wishes for their future competitions, noting that the nation’s pride had soared with this achievement.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also joined in celebrating the athletes, describing the performance as “dazzling” and highlighting the hard work that went into the victory. He noted that the combination of nine gold, six silver and five bronze medals showcased the growing strength of Indian boxing. He also shared that such achievements would inspire young and upcoming athletes across the country, showing them what dedication and consistent effort can lead to.

The tournament saw India’s women boxers leading the charge with a powerful display. Minakshi (48 kg), Preeti (54 kg), Arundhati Choudhary (70 kg) and Nupur (80+ kg) each claimed gold, forming a strong foundation for the medal tally. They were further supported by outstanding wins from Nikhat Zareen (51 kg), Jaismine Lamboria (57 kg) and Parveen (60 kg), who also topped their respective categories. With seven gold medals from the women’s side alone, the Indian contingent proved their rising dominance in international boxing.

The men’s team added to the celebratory mood with two gold medals—won by Sachin Siwach (60 kg) and Hitesh Gulia (70 kg). Several male boxers delivered strong performances that earned them silver medals, including Jadumani Singh (50 kg), Pawan Bartwal (55 kg), Abhinash Jamwal (65 kg), Ankush Panghal (80 kg) and Narendra Berwal (90+ kg). Their consistency and resilience were praised by coaches and officials attending the tournament.

This year’s World Boxing Cup Finals highlighted how far India has progressed in the sport, with improved training systems, better exposure and growing confidence among athletes. Many experts believe this performance will push Indian boxing into a new era, encouraging more youngsters to take up the sport and motivating current athletes to aim even higher.

With the nation celebrating these victories, the Indian boxing contingent has not only won medals—they have also earned admiration, respect and renewed enthusiasm for the sport across the country.

PM Modi Applauds India’s Unstoppable Boxers After Historic Medal Haul at World Boxing Cup Finals 2025

India is celebrating one of its brightest moments in boxing after the national team delivered a powerful performance at the World Boxing Cup Finals 2025. With a total of 20 medals, including nine golds, the tournament became a landmark moment for Indian sports. PM Modi praised the athletes for their determination and discipline, saying their achievement reflects the spirit of a rising and confident India.

The women’s team led the charge with seven gold medals, showing remarkable strength and consistency. From Minakshi and Preeti to Nikhat Zareen and Jaismine Lamboria, each fighter brought her best to the ring. The men’s team also shone, adding two gold medals through Sachin Siwach and Hitesh Gulia, along with several hard-earned silvers and bronzes.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also acknowledged the athletes, calling their performance dazzling and inspiring for the next generation of sportspersons.

The achievement has become a proud moment for the country, reminding everyone how far Indian boxing has come and how much potential lies ahead.