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  • Tokyo Olympic medalist Lovlina Borgohain has added a Commonwealth Games silver to her accolades, earning widespread commendation from Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma

Assam's prominent boxer, Lovlina Borgohain, has clinched a silver medal at the recently concluded Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The achievement has garnered significant recognition, with Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma leading the tributes and highlighting her continued role as an inspiration for the state's youth.

Borgohain, a medalist at the Tokyo Olympics, competed in the 70kg boxing category where she reached the final. Despite a valiant effort, she was defeated by Australia's Emma-Sue Greentree, securing the silver for India and making her home state of Assam immensely proud.

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma extended his heartfelt congratulations to Borgohain on this remarkable accomplishment. He emphasized that her consistent performance and dedication continue to serve as a powerful source of motivation for the younger generation across Assam, encouraging them to pursue excellence in sports and other fields.

In his message, Sarma lauded Borgohain as a true champion, reflecting the pride she brings to both Assam and the nation. He reiterated the state's excitement and eagerness to celebrate her latest triumph upon her return, underscoring the deep appreciation for her contributions to Indian sports. Her journey from the boxing rings of Assam to the international stage remains a beacon of hope and determination for countless aspiring athletes in the region.


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