Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Kurnool Karate Grading Event Promotes Fitness and Self-Defense
A karate grading event was held at Balasiva College in Kurnool.
Students took tests for their karate belts.
Dr Shankar Sharma inaugurated the event.
The program was organized by the Kurnool Karate Martial Arts Association.
Masters Mahavir and Bahadur led the association.
The event encouraged women to learn self-defense.
It also promoted playing sports every day in schools.
Dr Sharma warned about drug addiction among young people.
He gave the students healthy foods such as fruits, eggs and energy snacks.
Senior gastroenterologist Dr Shankar Sharma inaugurated karate belt grading tests at Balasiva College in Kurnool.
The Kurnool Karate Martial Arts Association organized the event under masters Mahavir and Bahadur.
Speakers highlighted self-defense for women and the importance of daily sports in schools.
Dr Sharma urged society to address rising drug addiction among young people.
He distributed fruits, eggs and energy snacks to participating martial arts students.
- Who
- Dr Shankar Sharma, the Kurnool Karate Martial Arts Association, masters Mahavir and Bahadur, and participating martial arts students.
- What
- A karate belt grading test and martial arts awareness event were held.
- When
- Not specified in the report.
- Where
- Balasiva College in Kurnool.
- Why
- The event promoted karate, self-defense for women, daily sports in schools, opposition to youth drug addiction, and student health.
- Event
- Karate belt grading tests
- Location
- Balasiva College, Kurnool
- Organizer
- Kurnool Karate Martial Arts Association
- Masters
- Mahavir and Bahadur
- Inaugurator
- Senior gastroenterologist Dr Shankar Sharma
- Key themes
- Self-defense, school sports, drug prevention and wellness
- Food distributed
- Fruits, eggs and energy snacks