India guarantees eight medals in the U-19 women's division at the Asian U-19 and U-23 boxing championships.

Indian women boxers showcased their exceptional talent on the fifth day of the Asian U-19 and U-23 boxing championships, with six athletes securing spots in the semifinals, thereby guaranteeing themselves medals. The tournament, held in a competitive atmosphere, has positioned India to claim a total of eight medals in the U-19 women's category.

Chandrika Bhoresh Pujari, competing in the 51kg weight class, delivered a commanding performance, defeating Kazakhstan's Zhadyra Kaltay with a unanimous 5:0 decision. Similarly, Joyshree Devi (54kg) also achieved a decisive victory, overcoming Kazakhstan's Maral Tolepbergen by the same scoreline. Prachi, fighting in the 57kg category, continued her impressive streak, winning 5:0 against Uzbekistan's Robiya Ravshanova. Chahat (60kg) followed suit, securing a comprehensive 5:0 win over Kazakhstan's Zhasmin Abramyan.

In a closely contested match, Gunjan (48kg) triumphed over Mongolia's Altanzul Altangadas with a narrow 3:2 split decision. Anshika, competing in the 75kg division, added to India's medal tally with a hard-fought 4:1 victory against Kazakhstan's Altyngul Aimukhan. Despite the successes, not all bouts ended in favor of the Indian boxers. Vanshika (65kg) faced a setback, losing to Uzbekistan's Rushanabonu Isoeva by referee stop contest (RSC) in the first round, while Lakshu (70kg) was defeated by Uzbekistan's Maftuna Yangieva with a 5:0 decision.

The results from the quarterfinals reflect the growing prowess of Indian women in boxing, as they continue to make their mark on the international stage. With eight medals already assured in the U-19 category, the focus now shifts to the semifinals, where these talented athletes will aim to further elevate their standings. The upcoming matches promise to be thrilling as the boxers strive for gold, showcasing their skills and determination in the ring.