The 45-day long Senior Karate National Coaching Camp, organized by the Sports Authority of India (SAI) under the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India, was successfully concluded at Lucknow.

Elite players of the Indian Karate Squad participated in this prestigious national camp.

We are proud to announce that Ms. Debanjali Karmokar, representing the Karate Do Association of Bengal, was an esteemed member of the National Squad.

Heartiest congratulations to all the dedicated Karate athletes, coaches, and officials for the successful completion of this intensive national coaching programme and for their unwavering commitment towards excellence in Indian Karate.

All members are requested to read the document carefully.

Karate Do Association of Bengal (KAB) feels proud to inform one and all that, West Bengal Police is now an affiliated member of KAB.

This feat is only possible due to our very hard-working and dynamic President of KAB, Hanshi Premjit Sen. His tireless efforts to popularize Karate all over has reaped good results. We all are proud of him and his unwavering contributions to this game.

Not to forget, Hanshi Joydeb Mondal (General Secretary of KAB), who whole-heartedly supports Hanshi Premjit Sen.

KAB has added another feather in their cap. Keep showering your love and support always.

Karate India Organisation is happy to announce a cash award of ₹1,51,000 to Ms. Alisha for her historic achievement in winning the bronze medal for India at the 21st AKF Asian Senior Karate Championship in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

This remarkable feat showcases Ms. Alisha’s dedication and prowess in karate, bringing pride to the nation. Karate India Organisation congratulates Ms. Alisha on her achievement and wishes her continued success in her future endeavors.

We acknowledge the visionary leadership of Shri Harash Sharma, President of Karate India Organisation, whose guidance and support have been instrumental in fostering a culture of excellence in karate.

India’s Karate Triumph: Bhuvaneshwari Jadhav Wins Bronze at Senior Asian Karate Championship*

In a remarkable achievement, Ms. Bhuvaneshwari Jadhav has brought glory to India by winning the Bronze medal at the Senior Asian Karate Championship in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Heartfelt congratulations to her on this outstanding feat! 🇮🇳

We extend our deepest gratitude to Hanshi Bharat Sharma ji for his visionary leadership, which has been instrumental in fostering a culture of excellence in Indian karate.

Special appreciation to Sensei Keerthan Kondru, the dedicated coach of Bhuvaneshwari Jadhav, for his tireless efforts and expertise that have contributed significantly to her success.

For the first time in the history of Bengal Karate, Karate Do Association of Bengal (KAB) is all set to organise the most exciting TEAM KUMITE CHAMPIONSHIP on 15th & 16th November 2024 at Khudiram Anushilan Kendra (Kolkata).

Hanshi Premjit Sen has been appointed as the Chairman of the Referee Commission of Karate India Organisation (KIO), the only authentic karate association in India.

KIO is an affiliated member of World Karate Federation (WKF), Asian Karate Do Federation (AKF), South Asian Karate Do Federation (SAKF) and Commonwealth Karate Do Federation (CKF). WKF is an affiliate member of International Olympic Committee (IOC), whereas, AKF is a member of Olympic Council of Asia (OCA).

Hanshi Premjit Sen has been appointed once again at this prestigious post by the Governing body of KIO. Earlier, he held that post for around 6 years and during that period he had produced numerous WKF & AKF level Referees & Judges for India, who had made our country proud. As a result, the Indian players had improved their performances and had been doing well at all the international level official tournaments.

Irrespective of any game, the Referees & Judges set the standard of that particular game, and, Hanshi Premjit Sen had produced some world class international level Referees & Judges by his invaluable experience which he had gathered for years at the international arena.

Hanshi Premjit Sen is the first Bengali to become an A-Grade Referee & Judge of World Karate Federation (WKF) as well as Asian Karate DO Federation (AKF). Moreover, he is also been awarded with the prestigious BRONZE PIN by the WKF for his contribution in the field of Karate Do in the world.

He is also the President of Karate Do Association of Bengal (KAB) and has taken the game of karate in equality with Cricket and Football, in the state of West Bengal. Although he was a member of the Executive Committee of KIO as a Joint Secretary, but his expertise is much needed to enhance the standards of the Referee & Judges.

“Being a loyal soldier of Karate India Organisation (KIO), I will be very happy to serve wherever KIO needs me, only for the sake and betterment of the game of Karate Do in India.” – Hanshi Premjit Sen