Indian Navy Felicitates Hitesh Gulia, His Coach Suranjoy Singh for World Boxing Cup Glory
In a ceremony held at the Indian Navy's Western Command Headquarters in Chandimandir, Indian welterweight boxer Hitesh Gulia and his coach Suranjoy Singh were honored by Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, the Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), for their outstanding achievements in the Boxing World Cups.
Gulia and Singh's impressive performances in the tournaments in Brazil and Kazakhstan earned them a spot in the finals, which were held in India. The duo's exceptional skills and teamwork ultimately led them to secure a gold medal, a testament to their hard work and dedication to the sport.
The Indian Navy, known for its support of sports and athletes, recognized Gulia and Singh's remarkable achievements by presenting them with a certificate of appreciation and a cash award. The ceremony was attended by senior naval officials, family members of the duo, and other dignitaries.
Admiral Tripathi congratulated Gulia and Singh on their remarkable success, stating, "Their achievement is a testament to the spirit of excellence and the pursuit of glory that defines our nation's sportsmen and women." He also commended their coach, Suranjoy Singh, for his invaluable guidance and support in their journey to success.
Gulia and Singh's victory in the Boxing World Cups has not only brought pride to the Indian Navy but also to the nation as a whole. Their dedication and perseverance serve as an inspiration to young athletes and sports enthusiasts across the country.
The Indian Navy's support for sports and athletes is a reflection of its commitment to promoting physical fitness and overall well-being among its personnel. The organization has a long history of fostering a culture of excellence in sports, and the felicitation of Gulia and Singh is a testament to its continued efforts in this regard.
