Indian Boxing School by Venkatesan Devarajan

Indian Boxing School by Venkatesan Devarajan

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BOXING V.Devarajan Arjuna Awardee, working in southern Railways, first indian boxer won the world cup boxing medal out side of india.

Represented india at the barcelona olympics92.He was awarded the Arjuna Award in 1995. He was also adjudged the "Best of Indian Railways" in 1995. The plight of young boxers continues to strike a chord with him. Rain or shine Deva is out there at the Nehru Stadium every evening to train youngsters who would otherwise be struggling to learn the lessons of boxing. The big-hearted Arjuna awardee does

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Leander Paes defeated Fernando Meligeni 3-6, 6-2, 6-4 in the Bronze medal play-off of Men's Singles. This was nation’s first individual Olympic medal in 44 years and also first medal in 16 years.

Happy Birthday to the man who proved that no dream is too big when you're willing to work for it. ❤️ @v_devarajan_ 

Long before Indian boxing had the recognition and opportunities it has today, you dared to dream. Through years of hard work, sacrifice, and determination, you built a legacy that continues to inspire generations.

At just 18 years old, you represented India at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. You became an 5 time National Champion, won Bronze at the 1994 World Boxing Championships, becoming one of the first Indian boxers to win a World Championship medal on foreign soil, brought home Gold at the South Asian Games, and in 1995, you were honoured with the prestigious Arjuna Award.

These are the achievements the world knows.

But what the world doesn't always see are the sacrifices behind every medal the early mornings, the endless hours of training, the setbacks, the pain, and the unwavering belief that one day you would make India proud.

Growing up, I never truly understood the weight of your achievements.

Back then, you were simply my dad.

Today, I understand the journey, the sacrifices, and the legacy you've created—and I can't put into words how proud I am to be your daughter.

Thank you for showing me that greatness isn't measured by medals alone.

It's measured by the sacrifices you make, the lives you inspire, and the legacy you leave behind.

The world knows you as an Olympian, a World Championship medalist, an Arjuna Awardee, and a champion.

I was lucky enough to know you by the name that means the most to me...

**Dad.**

Happy Birthday, Daddy. ❤️

I love you, and I will always be proud to call you my father.

Happy Birthday, Champ. 🥊🇮🇳

#boxing #dad 28/07/2026

Happy Birthday to the man who proved that no dream is too big when you're willing to work for it. ❤️ @v_devarajan_ Long before Indian boxing had the recognition and opportunities it has today, you dared to dream. Through years of hard work, sacrifice, and determination, you built a legacy that continues to inspire generations. At just 18 years old, you represented India at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. You became an 5 time National Champion, won Bronze at the 1994 World Boxing Championships, becoming one of the first Indian boxers to win a World Championship medal on foreign soil, brought home Gold at the South Asian Games, and in 1995, you were honoured with the prestigious Arjuna Award. These are the achievements the world knows. But what the world doesn't always see are the sacrifices behind every medal the early mornings, the endless hours of training, the setbacks, the pain, and the unwavering belief that one day you would make India proud. Growing up, I never truly understood the weight of your achievements. Back then, you were simply my dad. Today, I understand the journey, the sacrifices, and the legacy you've created—and I can't put into words how proud I am to be your daughter. Thank you for showing me that greatness isn't measured by medals alone. It's measured by the sacrifices you make, the lives you inspire, and the legacy you leave behind. The world knows you as an Olympian, a World Championship medalist, an Arjuna Awardee, and a champion. I was lucky enough to know you by the name that means the most to me... **Dad.** Happy Birthday, Daddy. ❤️ I love you, and I will always be proud to call you my father. Happy Birthday, Champ. 🥊🇮🇳 #boxing #dad

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