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Nepal Boxing Federation
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Nepal Boxing Federation (NBF) is the Nepalese national governing body for amateur boxing for Olympic and is the Nepal's member organization of World Boxing. It is headquartered in Satdobato, Lalitpur.
Key Information
NBF annually organizes different regional and national level championships,[1] which became useful to identify and nurture new talents.
Recently Nepal School Sports Federation signed MOUs[2] with almost every National Sport Associations across country which is slowing but steadily started to show the results.
District Association
[edit]NBF has its affiliated Associations in almost every district across Nepal. Some of the associations are listed below:
- Bhaktapur District Boxing Association
- Jhapa District Boxing Association
- Kathmandu District Boxing Association
- Kaski District Boxing Association - KBA
- Lalitpur District Boxing Association
- Nawalparasi District Boxing Association
- Sindhuli District Boxing Association
- Sunsari District Boxing Association
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Nepal's new legends, Susma Tamang and Anjani Teli are among the winners at the 6th Bir Ghaneshman Singh National Championships". asbcnews.org. Retrieved 11 August 2021.
- ^ "School Sports Flourish in Nepal as Local ISF Member Federation Forges Partnerships with National Sports Associations". International School Sport Federation. Retrieved 11 August 2024.
External links
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