Tijul wins bronze medal in karate meet

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 21, 2025 IST

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Tijul, a 12-year-old student of Class VII of Adarsh Public School, Matak Majri, won a bronze medal in the All India Open Karate Championship 2025. The event took place at Jai Bharat Mandal Dharmashala, Hansi, Hisar and was organised by the Amateur Karate Association of Hansi. Competing in the 46 kg category, Tijul demonstrated outstanding skill and determination, earning praise from all present. Principal Nisha congratulated him and encouraged students to participate in sports. Tijul's achievement has inspired the entire school community.

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