Secretary General

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Pramod Kumar is a distinguished Indian sportsperson and sports administrator whose career exemplifies excellence both on and off the field. A versatile athlete, he represented India on prominent international platforms before transitioning into a highly impactful role in the governance and promotion of boxing. Hailing from Uttar Pradesh, Mr. Kumar graduated from Hindu College, Delhi University, before embarking on a celebrated sporting career.

He brought glory to India by winning double gold medals at the 1985 South Asian Games in Dhaka and represented the nation at the 1986 Asian Games in Seoul. His enduring passion for athletics was further demonstrated by securing a fourth-place finish in the World Masters Athletics Half Marathon in Kamloops, Canada, alongside numerous other accolades in similar events.

As the Secretary General of the Uttar Pradesh Boxing Association (UPBA), Mr. Kumar has showcased exceptional leadership, overseeing the organization of nine National Boxing Championships across various categories within just 18 months. In his role as Secretary General of the Boxing Federation of India (BFI), he prioritizes grassroots participation, systematic talent identification, and the development of sustainable athlete progression systems. His vision extends beyond nurturing emerging champions; it focuses on advancing India’s broader athletic objectives by creating well-defined pathways that enable athletes to seamlessly progress from regional to global stages.