Overview

• Railways Sports Promotion Board topped the standings with nine medals—including three gold, three silver and three bronze—at Hyderabad’s Saroornagar Indoor Stadium.
• World champion Nitu Ghanghas defeated Chanchal in the 48kg final by a 4:1 split decision to secure gold.
• Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain claimed 75kg gold by walkover after Lashu Yadav withdrew and world champion Saweety Boora captured 80kg gold with a unanimous 5:0 victory.
• RSPB’s Jyoti was awarded 51kg gold when Telangana’s Nikhat Zareen pulled out injured before the final.
• All gold and silver medallists will enter the Patiala national camp as India’s next step in preparing for the Women’s World Boxing Championships and the World Boxing Cup Finals.