Uttarakhand 38th National Games: Players of Uttarakhand have brought laurels to the state by performing brilliantly in the 38th National Games. In the boxing competition, players of Uttarakhand have won three gold and two silver medals today (Friday, 7 February) and brought the state to the 10th position in the medal tally. With this achievement, Uttarakhand has left behind big states like UP, Rajasthan, Punjab and Himachal.

Players from Uttarakhand have won a total of 44 medals so far. These include 8 gold, 19 silver and 17 bronze medals. This is the first time that Uttarakhand has achieved such a big feat in the National Games and has made it to the top 10. In today's boxing matches, three players from Uttarakhand won gold medals, while two players won silver medals. In the boxing competition, the players of Uttarakhand brought glory to the state by defeating their opponents with their powerful punches.

Apart from boxing, players from Uttarakhand are also performing well in other sports in the National Games. Athletes from the state are also winning medals in sports like badminton, weightlifting and archery, due to which the medal tally of Uttarakhand is constantly increasing.

There is an atmosphere of enthusiasm among sports lovers and the state government on this achievement of the players of Uttarakhand. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami congratulated the players and said that this is a proud moment for the state. He also assured all possible help to the players so that they can bring glory to the country and the state in future as well.

The players of Uttarakhand are now ready to win more medals. In the upcoming competitions, the players of Uttarakhand are expected to perform better. If the performance continues like this, then Uttarakhand can strengthen its position further. It is the result of the hard work and struggle of the players of the state that Uttarakhand has established itself as a strong sports state in the National Games. Now it remains to be seen how many more medals Uttarakhand is able to win in the upcoming competitions.