HISTORY OF OUR KARATE ASSOCIATION

 

 

HISTORY OF OUR KARATE ASSOCIATION 

Our Association is a non-profit organization established in 1975 in the name of the Bihar Karate Do Association, under the leadership of Sardar Joginder Singh Kashyap, a well-known businessman who had a keen interest in promoting the art of Karate in Jamshedpur. He was also awarded the ERDA award from Sri Sharad Yadav when he was a labor minister. 

 The Association was founded with the aim of bringing in experienced coaches from Malaysia and Japan to improve the level of Karate in the region. Some of the coaches who were instrumental in shaping the association's initial years were Climent Shoo, Dashikant, and Toniphoniha.

The association started sending its karatekas to Japan for higher training; in this regard, Sansai Ranjit Chaki got a chance to go to Japan for training from our association to improve the skills and knowledge of the students.

In 1983, the Bihar Karate Do Association was directly affiliated with Japan's Soko Hayashi Ha Shito Ryu Kai.

Our association organized many national tournaments in reputed venues like the G. Town Club and JRD Stadium.

Shihan TS Rai, who is the founder of karate in Nepal, He has also been our coach for a long time.

 The Bihar Karate Do Association's success and growth led to its expansion in other regions, including Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, and Bihar.

Today, the Jharkhand Karate Trust is run under the guidance of Shihan Dr. Pradeep Singh Saggu, who is the head of the Shito Ryu Karate India Organization, Affiliated with Nepal Karate Federation  Approved by Karate India Organization that is affiliated with the World Karate Federation. 

At present, our Karate practice goes daily in Namda Centre (Urban Services, Tata Steel Jamshedpur) from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Karate India Organization is the only Indian organization affiliated with the World Karate Federation, which speaks to the high standards and caliber of karate training provided by the Shito Ryu Karate India Organization.