The Boxing Federation of India has announced a 20-member team to the World Boxing Championships 2025, comprising ten men and ten women. The team combines experienced champions such as Nikhat Zareen and Jaismine Lamboria, along with new talents.
The Tribune claims that this team represents the desire of India to play at its highest level, at the same time to favor both experience and youth.
India’s Squad for World Boxing Championships 2025
The Boxing Federation of India has declared a 20 members team to represent India at the World Boxing Championships 2025, which consists of 10 men and 10 women. The team consists of a mixture of veteran boxers and young and hungry talents, which demonstrate that India has a strong desire to leave a significant boxing mark on the global scene.
The shortlist is well-considered and has a good balance between athletes with established international experience and those who are quickly developing during national and regional contests.
The Wait is Over. The Warriors are Ready. 🥊🇮🇳
Presenting Team India for the World Boxing Cup Finals 2025—a powerhouse squad ready to take on the world at home! 🌍🔥 pic.twitter.com/Z560GhgAW6
— Boxing Federation (@BFI_official) October 28, 2025
Some women who have demonstrated the skill of performing under pressure include world-class boxers such as Nikhat Zareen and Jaismine Lamboria.
Men fighters like Jadumani Singh Mandengbam and Hitesh Gulia have continuously impressed both in national and international tournaments. This combination of experience and the youth provides India with a good opportunity in various weight categories at the World Boxing Championships and the audience can watch an exciting tournament filled with action and medals.
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Women’s Squad:
- Nikhat Zareen
- Jaismine Lamboria
- Minakshi
- Pooja Rani
- Saweety Boora
- Nupur Sheoran
- Preeti
- Parveen
- Neeraj Phogat
- Arundhati Choudhary
Men’s Squad:
- Jadumani Singh Mandengbam
- Pawan Bartwal
- Sachin Siwach Jr.
- Abhinash Jamwal
- Hitesh Gulia
- Sumit Kundu
- Lakshya Chahar
- Jugnoo Ahlawat
- Naveen Kumar
- Narender Berwal
Pankaj Kapoor’s Opinion
Now, when I see this team, I think that India has gathered one of its most balanced teams in recent years. The women’s team have international experience, particularly champions such as Nikhat and Jaismine heading the team. They can motivate the other team members by their performance despite the pressure.
The men’s team is a mix of youth and toughness and players such as Jadumani and Hitesh are promising on the international stage. The timing is crucial. Indian boxing is gradually improving in the global scene and this team appears to be prepared to take advantage of this.
Competition will be fierce, although with the talent, experience and determination, India stands a good chance of appearing in headlines. It is worth following because the World Boxing Championships 2025 can potentially be the start of a new era of Indian boxing.
The Boxing Federation of India has done a great job, and put together a team that can produce memorable performances and even medals.
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