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    Successful Completion of the 28th West Bengal State Karate Do Championship 2026

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    Khudiram Anushilan Kendra, Kolkata | 27th & 28th June 2026

    Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], July 9: The 28th West Bengal State Karate Do Championship 2026 was successfully organized by the Karate Do Association of Bengal (KAB) at Khudiram Anushilan Kendra, Kolkata, on 27th & 28th June 2026.

    The Championship once again showcased the remarkable growth of karate in West Bengal, bringing together 1,200 players from all affiliated district associations under KAB. The event was conducted with exceptional discipline and professionalism by 70 WKF, AKF & KIO qualified Referees and Judges, ensuring that every bout was judged according to international standards.

    The Karate Do Association of Bengal (KAB), an official member of the Bengal Olympic Association (BOA) and the Karate India Organisation (KIO), has continued its unwavering commitment to nurturing sporting excellence and creating opportunities for karate players across the state.

    The Championship was held under the dynamic leadership of Hanshi Premjit Sen, President, KAB, and Hanshi Joydeb Mondal, General Secretary, KAB, whose relentless dedication has transformed the karate movement in West Bengal into one of the strongest in the country.

    One of the major highlights of the Championship was the presentation of cash rewards amounting to ₹1,62,000 to 46 medal-winning players who brought laurels to West Bengal by winning medals at the KIO National Karate Championships held in Delhi and Uttarakhand. This initiative reflects KAB’s continued commitment to recognizing talent and motivating athletes to strive for greater success.

    The prestigious Championship was graced by the presence of distinguished guests:

    • Sri Kamalesh Chatterjee – Vice President, Bengal Olympic Association
    • Sri Kamal Maitra – Treasurer, Bengal Olympic Association

    Both dignitaries congratulated the players, officials and organizers for conducting one of the finest state karate championships in India.

    Contribution of Hanshi Premjit Sen

    For more than three decades, Hanshi Premjit Sen has been one of the foremost architects of karate development in West Bengal. Under his visionary leadership, KAB has expanded karate across the state by strengthening district associations, organizing state, national and international championships, producing internationally qualified referees and coaches, introducing scientific training methods, and creating a transparent pathway for talented athletes to excel at national and international levels.

    His tireless efforts have helped hundreds of young karatekas represent West Bengal and India with distinction. His philosophy has always been centered on athlete welfare, discipline, opportunity and excellence, making KAB one of the most respected karate organizations in the country.

    Quote by Hanshi Premjit Sen

    “KAB has always stood beside its players, and it always will. Every achievement of our athletes is our greatest reward. We remain committed to providing every possible opportunity, encouragement and support so that our players can proudly represent West Bengal and India on the world stage.”

    Appreciation by Hanshi Joydeb Mondal

    Speaking on the occasion, Hanshi Joydeb Mondal, General Secretary, KAB, expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the leadership of Hanshi Premjit Sen.

    “Hanshi Premjit Sen is the man who has changed the face of karate in West Bengal. His vision, dedication and selfless service have built a strong foundation for thousands of karate players. Today, Bengal is recognised across India because of his relentless efforts. We are fortunate to work under his guidance, and together we will continue to create greater opportunities for every player.”

    Medal Winners Honoured

    GOLD MEDAL

    1. Parikrit Mistry – 6 Years Kata

    2. Rayan Chanda – 7 Years Male Kata

    3. Raktim Mondal – 8 Years Male Kumite (-20kg)

    4. Anshika Saha – 10 Years Female Kumite (-35kg)

    5. Sahana Nandi – 11 Years Female Kumite (-30kg)

    6. Samadrita Banerjee – 12 Years Female Kumite (-45kg)

    7. Ginia Tarafdar – 13 Years Female Kumite (-40kg)

    8. Indrakshi Pramanik – 13 Years Female Kumite (+60kg)

    9. Anushka Ghosh – Cadet Kumite (-47kg)

    10. Ahana Debta – Junior Female Kumite (-53kg)

    11. Rupkatha Dutta – Under-21 Female Kata

    12. Sohini Chatterjee – Under-21 Female Kumite (-50kg)

    SILVER MEDAL

    1. Padmanava Kundu – 10 Years Male Kata

    2. Krishnendu Ray – 12 Years Male Individual Kata

    3. Bipasa Paul – Cadet Individual Kata

    4. Santunu Rajbanshi, Debayush Mitra & Rishiraj Nath – Junior Male Team Kata

    5. Bipasa Paul, Chitralekha Kar & Diya Roy – Junior Female Team Kata

    6. Amrita Chakraborty – 9 Years Female Kumite (-25kg)

    7. Sreya Ghosh – 10 Years Female Kumite (-25kg)

    8. Ayantika Saha – 10 Years Female Kumite (+40kg)

    BRONZE MEDAL

    1. Pekham Ghosh – 7 Years Female Kata

    2. Samriddho Karmakar – 8 Years Male Kata

    3. Soumili Dey – 8 Years Female Kata

    4. Mehedi Hasan – 9 Years Male Kata

    5. Riddhima Dey – 11 Years Female Kata

    6. Eshin Roy – 11 Years Male Kata

    7. Bitan Sarkar – 13 Years Male Individual Kata

    8. Mahranab Karmakar – Cadet Kata

    9. Sresth Choubey – 7 Years Male Kumite (-20kg)

    10. Mitakshi Roy – 7 Years Female Kumite (-25kg)

    11. Ishan Pal – 10 Years Male Kumite (-25kg)

    12. Anindita Saha – 11 Years Female Kumite (-35kg)

    13. Snigdha Ray – 12 Years Female Kumite (-35kg)

    14. Debarghya Roy – 12 Years Male Kumite (+60kg)

    15. Adhyayan Kundu – 12 Years Male Kumite (-55kg)

    16. Soumyadip Mondal – 12 Years Male Kumite (+60kg)

    17. Anushka Sharma – 13 Years Female Kumite (-45kg)

    18. Adrija Das – Junior Female Kumite (-66kg)

    19. Shivam Poddar – Senior Male Kumite (-55kg)

    20. Debanjali Karmakar, Aishika Ghosh & Sohini Chatterjee – Senior Female Team Kata

    The resounding success of the 28th West Bengal State Karate Do Championship 2026 reflects KAB’s unwavering commitment to excellence, transparency, and athlete development. With visionary leadership, dedicated officials, and the enthusiasm of thousands of players, West Bengal continues to strengthen its position as one of India’s leading states in karate, inspiring the next generation to dream bigger and reach greater heights.

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