National Corruption Control & Human Welfare Organisation, in association with CISC Games & Sports Karnataka – Zonal Level Karate Championship 2026 was successfully conducted at Christ School, Kengeri, Bengaluru.
This championship is exclusively conducted for CISCE school students and serves as an important platform for students to qualify for higher levels of competition, including the State and National Championships by Dr. Vasantha, National Coordinator Civil Defense Cell, NCCHWO.
From St. Francis School, Begur, more than 100 students are undergoing karate training. Out of them, 12 students were selected to represent the school in this prestigious Zonal Championship. These selected students underwent intensive special training, including physical conditioning, running, fitness, Kata, Kumite, fighting techniques, discipline, and mental preparation.
The hard work and dedication of the students produced outstanding results. Dr. Vasantha team won 3 Gold Medals and 3 Silver Medals in this year’s championship. Last year, our students had won 5 Gold Medals. Winning six medals in such a highly competitive championship is a remarkable achievement and reflects the commitment of both the students and the coaching team.
Dr. Vasantha sincerely congratulate all the medal winners and every participating student for their excellent performance.
Dr. Vasantha also express his heartfelt gratitude to the Principal, Physical Education Teachers, and the Management of St. Francis School for their continuous encouragement, trust, and wholehearted support. Their cooperation played a significant role in this achievement.
Apart from the regular school karate classes, Dr. Vasantha have also been conducting free Karate and Self-Defence training during my personal time under the banner of the National Corruption Control & Human Welfare Organisation (NCCHWO). The additional training and guidance provided through this initiative have greatly contributed to the students’ success.
It was also given the opportunity to present a Karate Demonstration on behalf of NCCHWO during the championship. However, as per the tournament rules, photography and videography were not permitted inside the competition arena to avoid disputes regarding refereeing decisions. Therefore, no photographs of the demonstration are available.
The championship was exceptionally well organised by Christ School, Kengeri, and I sincerely appreciate the excellent arrangements made by the organisers. It was an honour to meet the respected Principal and be part of such a professionally conducted event.
Finally, Dr. Vasantha extend my respectful greetings and sincere thanks to all the National Leaders, Advisors, State Office Bearers, District Office Bearers, and Members of the National Corruption Control & Human Welfare Organisation (NCCHWO) for their continuous encouragement and support.
National Chief Secretary, National Chairman, National Administrator, National President & all members appreciated the efforts of Dr. Vasantha under the banner of NCCHWO.
