The prestigious State Karate Competition organized with the participation of about 1200 competitors from different districts of the state showed bright performance. In this competition held on June 27 and 28 at the Kshudiram Practice Center in Kolkata, 15 players from the district attracted attention by winning 17 medals. Their success not only increased the prestige of the district but also brightened their chances of participating at the national level in the future.
Shining bright in the crowd of 1200 contestants
About 1200 people from different parts of the state participated in the 28th West Bengal State Karate Championship organized by the Karate-Do Association of Bengal. Even amidst tough competition, former elite players proved their skills, self-confidence and regular practice on the field. By winning medals one after another, they have instilled new confidence in the sports hall of the district.
Team of 26 people, 15 people won medals, won 17 medals
According to the information given by Rensi Debashish Kumar Mandal, General Editor of Vandhman Karate-Do Association, a total of 26 people from East Vandhman district took part in this state level competition. Among them, 15 players together won 17 medals. The medal list includes 4 gold, 2 silver and 11 bronze. District sports organizers consider this success as the result of long-term training and hard work.
District faces shine with success of gold winners
Gold medals were won by बेद्युती मंडल, पौलमी मजुम्दर, अयंतिका साहा and ईशानी गुप्ता. बेद्युती मंदल have set a unique example by winning gold as well as bronze in the poetry category. রৌপপ্য পাডাক মেলে ধরুকুবজৎ দত্ত ওত্রুষা পাল. Apart from this, Aishe Pal, Sanbhi Singh, Swastika Raut, Shantanu Kundu, Prama Khan, Sakib Anjum Shaikh, Roshan Karmakar, Ayush Poddar and Snehashree Das have further enriched the list of success of the district by winning bronze medals. बेद्युती मंडल and आशी पाल have earned special praise by winning medals in both.
Big opportunity on the way to national stage
This competition is the official state level competition sanctioned by Bengal Olympic Association and Karate India Organisation. As a result, players who do well here may get an opportunity to represent at the national level in the future. According to sports experts, consistent success in such competitions boosts the confidence of young players and forms an important foundation for their careers.
New light of hope in the district sports field
The success of these talented players coming from small towns and rural areas has once again proved that given opportunity and proper training, even district competitors can compete with equal efficiency at the state and national level. Representatives of sports centers believe that this achievement will inspire many more young people to participate in karate and other sports in the future.
East Bengal district achieved great success in the 28th West Bengal State Karate Championship held in Kolkata. Out of 26 competitors, 15 people won a total of 17 medals and added a new chapter to the sports history of the district. This success of gold, silver and bronze has now brought a new message of encouragement to the sports hall of the district.
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