• Event :– 13 to 20 November 2025
• Location :- Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex in Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh).
• History :-  It was established IBA – International Boxing Association in 1979
• Participation :- Around 130 boxers from 18 countries participated in the event, covering various weight categories for both men and women.
• Medal tally :- Indian boxers won a total of 20 medals, including 9 gold, 6 silver and 5 bronze medals.
• Significance :– India created the record of “Daily Gold Sweep” by winning 7 gold medals in a single day for the first time.
• Gold medals (9)
• Jasmine Lamboria
• (57kg) won the gold by defeating Wu Shih Yi of Taipei  4-1
• Nikhat Zareen
• (51kg) defeated Juan Yi Guo of Chinese Taipei 5-0 to win the gold.
• Parveen Hooda
• (60kg) won the gold in a tough contest, defeating Ayaka Taguchi of Japan  3-2
• Arundhati Choudhary –
• From Rajasthan (70kg) Defeated Aziza Zokirova of Uzbekistan 5-0
• Preeti Pawar
• (54 kg) She won the gold medal by defeating Italy’s Sirin Charabi 5-0
• Meenakshi Hooda
• (48 kg) Defeated Fozilova Farzona of Uzbekistan 5-0
• Nupur Sheoran
• (80kg) won the gold by defeating Oltinoy Sotigboeva of Uzbekistan.
• Sachin Siwach
• (60kg) won the gold by defeating Paris Olympics silver medallist Munarbek Seyitbek Ulu (Kyrgyzstan).
• Hitesh Gulia
• (70kg) won the gold medal by defeating Mursal Nurbek of Kazakhstan.

• Silver medal (6)  

1.   Ankush Panghal

• (80kg) lost to Oladimeji Shitt of England and won the silver medal.

2.   Abhinash Jamwal

• (65kg) lost a close contest to Japan’s Shion Nishiyama and won the silver medal.

3.   Pawan Bartwal

• (55kg) won a tough fight against Samandar Olimov of Uzbekistan but secured a silver medal.

4.   Jadumani Singh

• (50kg) fought hard against Asilev Jalilov of Uzbekistan to win the silver medal.

5.   Pooja Rani – 80kg

6.   Narender Berwal – 90+kg

• Bronze Medal(5)
• Neeraj Phogat – 65kg
• Saweety Boora – 75kg
• Sumit Kundu – 75kg
• Jugnoo – 85kg
• Naveen – 90kg