Skip to main content

OUR MOTO:

Honest, Transparent, Reliable News Broadcasting .
::

Tripura's Young Karate Champions Prepare for International Competition Talent, Determination, and the Power of Self-Defense






A talented delegation of 14 young martial artists from Tripura is set to represent the state at the Under-16 Open SS Sky International Karate Competition, scheduled for 28th and 29th December in Jadavpur, Kolkata. The team comprises 10 boys and 4 girls, accompanied by 2 coaches and a manager, highlighting the state's commitment to nurturing young athletic talent.

The athletes were honored at a heartening farewell ceremony held at Prantik Club, Dhaleshwar, which celebrated their potential and aspirations. Beyond the competitive spirit, the event underscores the profound significance of martial arts in personal development and self-defense.


Karate is far more than a competitive sport; it is a comprehensive discipline that offers critical life skills. The practice of martial arts provides multiple dimensions of personal growth. From a self-defense perspective, it equips individuals with essential techniques to protect themselves, building confidence and situational awareness. Physically, karate develops strength, flexibility, coordination, and cardiovascular fitness, contributing to overall health and wellness.

Equally important are the mental benefits. Martial arts training cultivates discipline, respect, mental resilience, and emotional control. It teaches practitioners to remain calm under pressure, develop strategic thinking, and maintain focus – skills that extend far beyond the training mat and competition arena.


The delegation will depart for Kolkata on 24th December, carrying not just their technical skills, but the hopes and pride of Tripura. Their participation represents an opportunity to showcase talent, gain international exposure, and potentially bring laurels to the state.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Russian Sage's Sacred Gift Symbolizes Indo-Russian Spiritual Bonds

In a meaningful cultural exchange at yesterday's Book Fair, Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha received a copy of the Bhagavad Gita from a Russian ISKCON Follower Namely SAHADEV DAS alias Stanislav Zhuk ( Russian Name ), underscoring the growing global embrace of Indian spiritual wisdom. The ceremonial presentation highlighted the enduring appeal of ancient Indian texts across geographical and cultural boundaries. The Russian Prabhu Sri SAHADEV DAS  emphasized the universal relevance of Lord Krishna's teachings in the Gita, particularly its guidance on righteousness (dharma) and self-realization. ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) has played a pivotal role in disseminating Vedic knowledge globally since its founding by Srila Prabhupada in 1966. The movement has been particularly successful in Russia, where interest in Indian spirituality has grown significantly in recent decades. "This exchange symbolizes the timeless nature of the Gita...

Tripura Celebrates 76th Republic Day with National Pride

  Tripura marked the 76th Republic Day with a grand celebration at Assam Rifles Ground, Agartala. Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu hoisted the national flag and inspected the ceremonial parade, highlighting the state's commitment to national unity and pride. The event featured impressive contingents from various security and youth organizations, including BSF, CRPF, Assam Rifles, Police departments, NCC, NSS, and school units. Distinguished guests including Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha, MP Rajib Bhattacharjee, and Leader of Opposition Jiten Chowdhury attended the ceremony. A highlight of the event was the Governor's recognition of police officers' outstanding service through medal and shield presentations. Drill competition winners were also felicitated, acknowledging their exceptional performances. The celebration showcased remarkable performances, including women police bikers' daring stunts and jawans' impressive acrobatic displays. A vibrant cultural programme...

Tripura's Chief Minister Manik Saha has unveiled a groundbreaking skill development initiative called 'Skill-Uday Tongnai

Tripura's Chief Minister Manik Saha has unveiled a groundbreaking skill development initiative called 'Skill-Uday Tongnai' at the Tripura Institute of Technology, marking a significant step towards addressing youth unemployment and fostering entrepreneurship in the state. The programme is ambitiously designed to benefit 80,000 students from schools and colleges across Tripura, with a particular emphasis on empowering young individuals through comprehensive skill development and economic opportunities. The programme's name itself is a testament to linguistic inclusivity, blending English, Bengali, and Kokborok languages. "Skill" represents individual empowerment, "Uday" means "rise" in Bengali, and "Tongnai" signifies "inauguration" in Kokborok, symbolizing a transformative journey of youth development. CM Manik Saha emphasized that while the government cannot generate government jobs for every unemployed individual, acqu...