.jpg "The national boxing camps started on January 3.")
Boxers Vikas Krishan, Manish Kaushik, Satish Kumar and Ashish Kumar also joined the men's camp in Patiala alongside Amit Panghal. The camp will continue till March 14.
1.jpg "India's Amit Panghal (in red) in action against Colombia's Yuberjen Martínez during their 52kg bout at the Tokyo Olympics.")
The country’s Tokyo Olympics-returned boxers will also have to compete and claim gold at the Nationals to be eligible for the global showpiece
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Indian men's boxing team will be in for a challenging time at the AIBA World Championships, starting at Belgrade on Monday.
Nine Indian boxers - five men and four women - made the cut for the Tokyo Games with only Lovlina Borgohain (69kg) securing a medal
Despite this loss, the 25-year-old Panghal remains one of the best-performing Indian boxers in recent times
.jpg "President Ram Nath Kovind presents Arjuna Award 2019 to Gurpreet Singh Sandhu (L) at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.")
The decision will help boxer Amit Panghal, who was nominated twice for the Arjuna award but has not been considered because of a dope violation
.jpg "Top seed in 52 kg class, Amit Panghal starts his Tokyo Olympics boxing campaign on Saturday.")
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India will field nine boxers, headlined by Amit Panghal and Mary Kom. Here's a look at the strengths and weaknesses of all of them
An unprecedented nine Indian pugilists have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics, including five men and four women
Panghal is the reigning Asian Games champion and a world championships silver-medallist, Kaur is a bronze-winner from world championships.
Defending champion in the 52 kg weight category, Amit Panghal lost his Asian title in Dubai on Tuesday
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Women and men's gold medal bouts at the 2021 ASBC Asian Boxing Championships in Dubai will be held on Sunday and Monday respectively
Amit Panghal defeated Saken Bibossinov of Kazakhstan 5-0. The Kazakh is a world championship bronze-medallist
India now has medals confirmed in each weight category. Mary Kom among 10 women to play semi-finals on Thursday
BFI announced a full-strength squad for the 2021 Asian Boxing Boxing Championships, which was originally planned in India but moved to Dubai due to COVID-19...
Amit Panghal went down in a split verdict to make a surprisingly early exit from the tournament
The tournament features all of India's nine Tokyo Olympics-bound boxers along with five others.
Panghal was given a walkover by Germany's Argishti Terteryan.
The team was hit by a positive COVID-19 case in a support staff member, however, none of the travelling boxers returned positive
Amit Panghal helped his father with the harvesting of wheat and in the process witnessed the "misery of farmers" shattered by unseasonal rains and the lockdown...
All four boxers have already secured their tickets to the Tokyo Olympic Games by making the semifinals but Vikas Krishan will come back with at least a silver...
Second-seeded Mary Kom notched up a comfortable 5-0 win over Philippines' Irish Magno in her quarterfinal bout for a ticket to her second Olympic Games. She...
