Gold to Suvejna and Malina in Bosia

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Suvejna Khatiwada has become the first among women in the BC Two competition of Bosia under para and special sports. Sitakumari Dhakal came second and Sadhana Ghimire came third.

Malina Khadgi became the first, Kristina Magar second and Yunisha Limbu third in the mix of BC three in the competition organized by the National Sports Council (Rakhep) and managed by the Nepal Bosia Association for Persons with Disabilities. In BC Two mixed, Indra Awale won gold, Vishal Shrestha won silver and Lalita Basnet won bronze.

Umangraj Karki and Jijisha Adhikari became first, Suranjan Rawat and Lakshmi Magar came second and Suman Palikhel and Krishna came third in the BC Two Pairs held at the National Table Tennis Training Center in Lainchour. In men's BC Four, Aion Pujari won gold, Vishnu Ghimire won silver and Kosh Bahadur Thapa won bronze.

winners were awarded by Rakhepa member and competition coordinator Pema Dolma Lama, organizer Bosia Sangh president Gomadevi Poudel and others.