In today's changing times, women have left no stone unturned to illuminate the name of the country. However, this is not the first time that the women of India have raised the country's pride even more. Even before this, women players have illuminated the name of the country many times. Here we are telling about such women players, who have made the country proud in the last one year.

Lovlina Borgohain: Lovlina Borgohain is the third boxer from Assam, who has also won a medal in the Olympics. She has also performed amazingly for the country in the Olympics in the year 2021. Due to his excellent game, the country's name was elevated at the international level. He had won the bronze medal in the Tokyo Olympics. In the coming time, everyone is expected to perform even better from them. After Lovlina Mary Kom, India has emerged as a new hope in the world of boxing.

Nikhat Zareen: 25-year-old Nikhat Zareen has raised the name of the country many times in her youthful career. In the coming times, he is expected to perform consistently well for the country. This year she won the gold medal by defeating Tetina Kob of Ukraine in the Satranja Memorial Boxing Tournament. He won this match in a one-sided fashion by defeating the Ukrainian player 4-1. He has brought laurels to the country with his brilliant performance.

Savita Punia: India's women's hockey team captain Savita Punia has also raised the country's honor on many occasions. Recently, he was made the captain of the Indian team for the two-match series against Spain and he is expected to be given this responsibility in the coming times as well. Savita's team had a historic performance in the Tokyo Olympics, but could not win a medal. However, the women's team made the nation proud with their performance. Savita's contribution in this was very important.

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