India to Play Crucial Role in Newly Formed Asian Boxing Body

Asia has been welcomed into the global boxing community, with India set to be a major contributor to the sport's growth in the region.

The Boxing Federation of India, an emerging force in global boxing, will occupy seven key positions in the newly formed interim body's framework, including the board member role for president Ajay Singh.

Indian representatives will be included in all significant commissions, guaranteeing a strong influence in policy-making and strategic decisions. This includes BFI Secretary General Hemant Kumar Kalita, who will have a significant role in the Olympic Commission, and BFI Treasurer Digvijay Singh, who will serve on the Finance and Audit Committee.

The establishment of Asian boxing marks a significant milestone for global boxing and is a crucial step in securing the sport's presence in the Olympic Games in LA 2028 and future events.

India is proud to be central to this transformative initiative, which is essential for securing the future of boxing in the Olympics.

With significant representation in key commissions, India is strategically positioned to shape major policies, propel the growth of Indian boxing, and enhance the sport's prominence both domestically and throughout Asia.

Through its partnership with World Boxing, India is playing a crucial role in improving boxing standards and demonstrating its commitment to international excellence.

Narendra Kumar Nirwan, the BFI Vice President for the Northern Region, will serve on the Constitution Commission, whereas DP Bhatt, the Chairman of the BFI Discipline and Disputes Commission, will join the newly established Sports and Competition Commission.

Dr. Karanjit Singh is set to become a member of the Medical Commission for the newly formed Asian organization. Their participation underscores India's commitment to keeping boxing as a premier Olympic sport and highlights the nation's growing significance in the field.