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Shiva Thapa wins Gold Medal and Best Boxer at Golaghat boxing championship

Shiva Thapa, Gold Medal and Best Boxer (SSCB) of the 23rd Sub Junior National Boxing Championship posing for a group photograph at Golaghat on 22-02-08 night.

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kavita's picture

He is a pride of Assam.
Abhishek Malviya's picture

He brings the honour to the ASSAM as well as for the country. I am wising his bright career in boxing and expecting that he will do great in international arena. I am expecting medal from Shiva in President Haider Ali Cup at AJERBAIJAN from 6th to 10th may, 2008.
Yam Shrestha's picture

Way to go Thapa. You have done us proud. Our best wishes are with you.
GANGA's picture

hi sona u made Assam proud ,Best of luck 4 ur future N all event which U gonna participate on coming YEAR . WE KNOW U R D BEST N U will give d BEST. GOD BLESS U DEAR
Abhay singh asi's picture

Best of luck

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