Karate in India reaches a new milestone as Hanshi Premjit Sen, President of the Karate Do Association of Bengal, becomes the first Bengali to be honoured with the prestigious Bronze Pin by the World Karate Federation (WKF). He has also been awarded the 8th Dan Black Belt, an extraordinary achievement that places him among the highest-ranking Karate masters in India and a globally respected figure in the martial arts world.
These international recognitions reflect his decades of tireless dedication to the growth of Karate in India, particularly in West Bengal, where he has transformed the state into a powerhouse of talent and discipline.
Indian Challengers Cup 2025 – A Martial Arts Spectacle
Carrying forward his mission of promoting excellence in Karate, Hanshi Premjit Sen is all set to host the 9th International Karate Championship – Indian Challengers Cup 2025, from 25th to 27th July 2025 at the Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata.
Organised in association with the All India Seishinkai Shito-Ryu Karate-Do Federation, this mega event will witness over 6000 participants from across India and abroad, making it one of the largest and most prestigious Karate tournaments in the country.
Championship Highlights:
- 🏆 ₹3 Lakhs+ in Cash Awards (Kumite & Open Kata – Men & Women)
- 🌐 Live Streaming across global platforms
- 📸 Widespread Media Coverage & Massive Footfall
- 🤝 International Participation from top athletes and officials
- 📻 Supported by Leading Media & Radio Partners
The championship is approved by the Karate India Organisation (KIO), which is affiliated to the World Karate Federation (WKF) and recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), ensuring world-class standards and credibility.
Hanshi Premjit Sen is widely admired not only for his coaching excellence but also for his commitment to women empowerment through Karate. Thousands of girls and women have benefited from his self-defense programs and professional training, with many achieving national and international honours under his guidance.
“Karate is not just a sport—it’s a way to transform lives. Through this championship, we aim to showcase the strength, spirit, and unity that Karate brings to individuals and communities,” said Hanshi Premjit Sen.
The Indian Challengers Cup 2025 is expected to attract dignitaries, sports icons, and martial arts legends from across the globe. This grand event will serve as a powerful reminder of India’s rising prominence in the global Karate arena, led by visionary leaders like Hanshi Premjit Sen.
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