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Student Wins Silver at South Asian Karate Championship
Thumpala Likhitha, a student from Vignan Institute of Engineering for Women, won a silver medal at the South Asian Karate Championship held in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
She competed against top athletes from various South Asian countries and performed exceptionally well.
Likhitha credited her success to the support from her college management and faculty.
Her achievement brought pride to her institution, state, and nation.
The championship was a significant event with talented karate athletes representing different South Asian countries.
Thumpala Likhitha won a silver medal at the South Asian Karate Championship.
The championship was held at the Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Likhitha represented Vignan Institute of Engineering for Women and India.
She credited her success to the support from her college management and faculty.
Her achievement brought pride to her institution, state, and nation.
- Who
- Thumpala Likhitha, a final-year CSE student of Vignan Institute of Engineering for Women (Autonomous)
- What
- Won a silver medal at the 10th Cadet, Junior, Under-21 and Senior South Asian Karate Championship–2026
- Where
- Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- When
- 2026
- Why
- To represent India and her institution at an international platform
Student's Achievement
Institutional Support
Performance
Student's Achievement
Thumpala Likhitha won a silver medal at the South Asian Karate Championship.
Institutional Support
The institution provided constant encouragement and support to Likhitha.
Key facts
- Event
- 10th Cadet, Junior, Under-21 and Senior South Asian Karate Championship–2026
- Location
- Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Participant
- Thumpala Likhitha
- Institution
- Vignan Institute of Engineering for Women (Autonomous)
- Medal
- Silver
Quotes
Thumpala Likhitha
Final-year CSE student of Vignan Institute of Engineering for Women
“Expressing happiness, Likhitha said that representing India and Vignan Institute of Engineering for Women at an international platform was a matter of immense pride.”
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