In a golden morning session, Khushi Chand (46kg) opened India\u2019s tally with a confident 4:1 victory over China\u2019s Luo Jinxiu, showcasing superior ring control and precision. Ahaana Sharma (50kg) followed with a statement win, forcing a Referee Stopped Contest (RSC) in Round 1 against Ma Jong Hyang of the People\u2019s Republic of Korea. Chandrika Bhoreshi Pujari (54kg) then completed India\u2019s golden hat-trick, dominating Uzbekistan\u2019s Muhammadova Kumriniso in a commanding 5:0 decision.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The medal count could rise even higher as Harnoor Kaur (66kg) and Anshika (+80kg) are set to compete in their respective finals in the evening session, with India eyeing a potential record haul of gold medals.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the boys\u2019 final, Lanchenba Singh Moibungkhongbam (50kg) displayed tremendous skill and heart but narrowly missed gold, settling for silver after a tough bout against Kazakhstan\u2019s Nurmakhan Zhumagali. Earlier, Anant Deshmukh (66kg) had secured bronze, rounding off a stellar campaign for the Indian contingent.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The medal count could rise even higher as Harnoor Kaur (66kg) and Anshika (+80kg) are set to compete in their respective finals in the evening session, with India eyeing a potential record haul of gold medals.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
This remarkable performance not only reinforces India\u2019s growing dominance in Asian boxing but also signals a promising new generation ready to shine on the global stage.<\/p>\r\n\r\n