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Haryana Boxer Narendra Berwal Honored with Arjuna Award by President Murmu

Boxer Narendra Berwal received the Arjuna Award from President Murmu, recognizing his dedication and achievements in international boxing.

Hansi, November 15 (Daily Kiran) : In a prestigious ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan, boxer Narendra Berwal was awarded the Arjuna Award-2025 by President Droupadi Murmu on November 15. This recognition comes as a testament to Berwal’s years of hard work and the medals he has won for India on international stages.

After receiving the award, Berwal expressed his joy, stating, “I am very happy to receive the Arjuna Award from the President. I have brought honor to my village, district, and country. I will continue to perform well for my nation.”

Born on November 14, 1994, in Sorakhi village, Hansi district, Haryana, Berwal has made a significant name for himself in boxing through dedication and perseverance. He began his boxing journey in 2009, training under coach Devaraj at the Bhiwani Boxing Academy. Even after joining the Indian Army in 2013, his passion for the sport remained unwavering, and he continued to train while serving his country.

Berwal gained international recognition by winning a silver medal at the Youth World Championship in the Philippines in 2012 and at the Youth Asian Championship in 2013. He also clinched a silver medal at the Military World Games in 2015. His accolades continued with a bronze medal at the 2023 Asian Games, a gold at the European Cup, and another gold at the 2025 National Games. Most recently, he earned a silver medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games and a bronze at the Asian Games held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.

Berwal’s journey from a humble rural background to serving in the Indian Army and winning medals on international platforms is both inspiring and remarkable. His story illustrates that with determination and hard work, one can rise from the village trails to achieve national and international success and recognition.

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