Tanveer Hussain
Budgam, November 1, 2026: Tajamul Sports Academy celebrated its 10th anniversary with great enthusiasm and a joyful atmosphere at Kanihama, Magam, marking an important milestone in its journey of promoting sports, particularly karate, among youth.
The occasion was also marked by an important meeting to review preparations for the upcoming Union Territory (UT)-level Karate Championship scheduled to be held in December 2026.
All key office-bearers and members of the academy attended the meeting, including the President, General Secretary, Joint Secretary, Organising Secretary and Technical Director.
During the meeting, participants held detailed discussions on various aspects of the upcoming championship, including event planning, administrative responsibilities, technical arrangements, competition management and other essential preparations.
The members emphasised the need to ensure that the championship is organised in a professional, transparent and well-coordinated manner, providing young athletes with a suitable platform to showcase their talent, skills and sporting spirit.
Speaking on the occasion, the participants highlighted that a UT-level Karate Championship would offer promising players an opportunity to demonstrate their abilities, gain valuable competitive experience and build confidence for participation in higher-level sporting events.
The academy also reflected on its ten-year journey, recalling its continuous efforts towards promoting karate, encouraging youth participation in sports and strengthening the sporting culture at the grassroots level.
The members highlighted that sports play a vital role not only in maintaining physical fitness but also in developing discipline, mental strength, self-confidence, patience, respect and a positive attitude among young people. Martial arts, in particular, help youth develop self-defence skills, determination and the confidence to face challenges.
The academy reaffirmed its commitment to providing better training facilities, proper guidance and more opportunities to young athletes in the coming years. Members also stressed the importance of expanding sports activities across rural and urban areas to encourage greater youth participation.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Tajamul Sports Academy reiterated its determination to continue working for the promotion of karate and other sporting activities across Jammu and Kashmir.
The members expressed hope that the upcoming UT-level Karate Championship in December 2026 would prove to be a memorable and encouraging platform for young karate players.
