Author: Bihar Say | Amrita | Bihar’s Karate Powerhouse! | 6 Young Warriors to Represent India in Nepal’s Mount Everest International Karate Championship 🇮🇳 Bihar’s Karate Champs Set
Bihar’s Karate Powerhouse! | 6 Young Warriors to Represent India in Nepal’s Mount Everest International Karate Championship 🇮🇳
Once again, Bihar’s sons and daughters are ready to make the nation proud! Six dynamic karatekas from Bihar have been selected to represent Team India at the prestigious Mount Everest International Karate Championship in Kathmandu, Nepal, happening from May 16 to 20, 2025. Their fists carry not just strength, but the hope and pride of an entire state.
These selections mark a thrilling chapter in Bihar Sports News and speak volumes about the talent emerging from the heartland of India.
From local dojos to international arenas, these young stars have shown unstoppable grit. The selected athletes include:
Nitin, Paridhi, and Ankit from Muzaffarpur
Vansh from Sheohar
Akash Raja and Saurav from Vaishali
With their unwavering discipline and rigorous training, these six have earned their place on the Indian squad through a high-stakes national trial hosted by the India Zen-Do-Shin Karate Federation. Out of 60 participants, only these six stood out — a testament to Bihar’s rising dominance in martial arts.
The road to Nepal wasn’t easy. Athletes had to push their limits in a national-level trial organized by the India Zen-Do-Shin Karate Federation, where performance, agility, and skill were closely evaluated. From that intense trial, Bihar’s six heroes emerged victorious.
Their selection isn’t just a personal win — it’s a victory for every aspiring athlete across Bihar. It shows what’s possible with dedication, even without big city infrastructure or hype.
Adding to the pride, Shihan E. Rahul Srivastav, a well-respected figure in Indian Karate, will lead the national team as head coach. His guidance will surely boost the team’s performance and morale in Nepal.
His presence is a reminder that Bihar not only produces players — it also produces leaders, mentors, and icons in the sports world.
The Mount Everest International Karate Championship is no ordinary event. It draws elite competitors from across the globe, providing an international platform for young talent. This will be the 11th edition of the event, making it a legacy tournament for martial artists worldwide.
For Bihar’s athletes, this is more than a tournament — it’s a global stage. They’re not just representing Bihar or India — they’re telling the world that talent knows no boundaries.
In recent years, Bihar’s youth have stepped into the spotlight in cricket, football, athletics — and now, karate. With minimal resources but maximum passion, they’re breaking barriers and shattering stereotypes.
Platforms like Bihar Say have consistently amplified such achievements, celebrating every unsung hero and changemaker.
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