Indian Navy Honors Boxer Hitesh Gulia for World Cup Triumphs

The Indian Navy recently honored boxer Hitesh Gulia and his coach Suranjoy Singh for their remarkable performances in the 2025 World Boxing Cup series. Gulia's journey included winning gold and silver medals in Brazil and Kazakhstan, culminating in a gold medal at the finals in India. Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi praised their achievements as a source of pride for the Navy and emphasized the commitment to fostering sporting excellence among future athletes. This recognition highlights the dedication and hard work of both the athlete and his coach in achieving international success.
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Indian Navy Honors Boxer Hitesh Gulia for World Cup Triumphs

Navy Chief Celebrates World Champion Boxer

The Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, recognized Indian welterweight boxer Hitesh Gulia and his coach Suranjoy Singh for their remarkable achievements in the Boxing World Cups held in Brazil and Kazakhstan, culminating in a gold medal victory at the finals in India.


Hitesh Gulia's Winning Journey

Hitesh secured the men's 70kg gold medal at the World Boxing Cup Finals in Greater Noida, defeating Kazakhstan's Nurbek Mursal. Earlier in April, he made history by becoming the first Indian to win a gold medal at Stage 1 of the World Boxing Cup, followed by a silver medal at Stage II in Kazakhstan, and ultimately clinching gold in the finals.


Indian Navy Celebrates 'Exceptional Pride'

In a post on X, the Indian Navy announced the felicitation of Hitesh and Suranjoy for their outstanding performances in the 2025 World Boxing Cup series. Hitesh's achievements, including gold and silver medals in Brazil and Kazakhstan, along with his gold medal at the World Boxing Cup Finals, were highlighted as a significant source of pride and a testament to his status among the elite in boxing.


"Hitesh Gulia, PO LOG, and his coach M Suranjoy Singh MCPO I (PT) were honored by Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, CNS, for their exceptional performances at the World Boxing Cup series 2025. Hitesh's remarkable achievements - Gold & Silver at the Boxing World Cups in Brazil and Kazakhstan, followed by Gold at the World Boxing Cup Finals in India (Nov 2025) - firmly establish him among the world's best, marking a moment of exceptional pride for the Indian Navy," stated the Indian Navy in their announcement.


Dedication to Sporting Excellence

The Navy expressed that the CNS congratulated Hitesh for his impressive global achievement and praised coach Suranjoy Singh for his mentorship and commitment. Their success underscores the Navy's dedication to promoting sporting excellence and inspiring future athletes. "CNS congratulated the young boxer for his remarkable achievement on the global stage and lauded Coach Suranjoy for his mentorship and dedication. Their success yet again reflects the Navy's commitment to nurturing sporting excellence and inspiring the next generation of Naval athletes," the post further elaborated.