Shillong, Meghalaya — Dec 30, 2025: The Meghalaya Karate anniversary celebration this week marked the 44th year of the All Meghalaya Karate-Do Association (AMKA), with a special ceremony recognising black belt holders and medal winners across age groups. The event brought together instructors, athletes, officials, and students in a display of martial arts skill and community spirit.
Historic Celebration of Meghalaya Karate Anniversary
The 44th Meghalaya Karate anniversary highlighted the achievements of practitioners across the state. Black belt achievers were awarded certificates and medals, recognising their dedication, discipline, and technical mastery. Association officials stated that karate training develops not only physical skill but also focus, confidence, and mental resilience — qualities essential for young athletes.
The event also included demonstrations by senior instructors and students, showcasing traditional techniques and modern training practices. Officials emphasised that the anniversary is a reminder of the sport’s steady growth and contribution to youth development in Meghalaya.
Impact on Youth and Community
The Meghalaya Karate anniversary underscored the importance of martial arts in building discipline and fostering a healthy lifestyle among youth. Students from across districts shared their experiences, and the session highlighted karate’s role in instilling teamwork, leadership, and perseverance.
Parents and community leaders praised the association’s consistent efforts to provide structured training, noting that such initiatives help reduce stress, improve concentration, and encourage positive engagement outside academics.
Looking Ahead
Officials announced plans to expand karate training resources, including inter-school tournaments, workshops, and coaching camps in 2026, aimed at increasing participation across the state. The association encouraged young athletes to continue striving for excellence, with the next belt certification and regional competitions scheduled early next year.
