Underprivileged Boys From Mumbai Chawls Script History By Winning The First Ever Box Langdi Championship In Nepal
Mumbai: A team of 11 young athletes from Mumbai's slums and chawls wrote a golden chapter in Indian grassroots sports by winning the first ever Box Langdi World Cup. The Indian team secured a four-points win against Thailand in the finals after defeating Nepal with three points. Historic Victory Against Thailand In a high-intensity final match held at the first-ever Box Langdi World Cup in Nepal…
Eleven young athletes from Mumbai's slums and chawls have etched their names in Indian sports history by winning the first-ever Box Langdi World Cup in Nepal. The Indian team clinched the gold medal with a four-point victory against Thailand after defeating Nepal 3-0. The final match took place from October 23 to 25, and the Indian squad showcased their resilience and tactical defense to secure the championship.
This historic triumph is a testament to the athletes' determination, discipline, and the support they received from the Mumbai-based Elysium Smiles Foundation.
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