West Bengal delivered a commanding performance at the 9th National Hapkido Championship 2025, finishing third overall among 15 participating states. The contingent returned home with an impressive 36 medals — 15 Gold, 11 Silver, and 10 Bronze — reaffirming the state’s position as a powerhouse of Indian Hapkido.
Tournament Overview
• Event: 9th National Hapkido Championship 2025
• Organised by: Hapkido Federation of India (HFI)
• Host: Hapkido Development Association of Rajasthan
• Dates: 5–9 December 2025
• Participation: Over 500 athletes from 15 states across India
The success was the result of collective dedication from athletes, coaches, officials, and the entire West Bengal Hapkido fraternity.
“West Bengal’s athletes showed extraordinary dedication, discipline, and fighting spirit on the mat. This achievement reflects the relentless hard work of our coaches, the support of families, and the unity of our Hapkido community,”
— Master Ritwik Bhattacharya, Chief Coach, West Bengal Hapkido Association
Acknowledgements
The West Bengal Hapkido Association extends heartfelt gratitude to:
• Master Premjit Sen, President, Hapkido Federation of India, for his visionary leadership and constant guidance.
• The Hapkido Development Association of Rajasthan, organizing committee, and volunteers for hosting a seamless and well-managed championship.
• Sponsors, parents, and supporters whose unwavering encouragement played a vital role in the team’s success.
Special recognition is due to Master Indronil Chatterjee, General Secretary, Hapkido Association of Bengal, for his tremendous efforts in promoting and strengthening Hapkido across West Bengal.
The association also acknowledges Indronil Das, National Coach of HFI, whose technical guidance and commitment significantly contributed to the team’s improved performance.
Looking Ahead
Building on this remarkable achievement, West Bengal will focus on advanced training camps, talent development programs, and regional qualifiers to further strengthen its athlete pipeline for upcoming National and International Championships.
West Bengal Medal Tally
Category Gold Silver Bronze
Total. 15 11 10
Medal Highlights
Gold – Hosinsool
1. Anil Rai
2. Ariyan Bhattacharyya
3. Rimon Das
4. Saswata Patra
5. Arghya Das
6. Debngi Roy
7. Soumyata Mondal
8. Kunal Lama
Gold – Kyroogi
1. Sachin Choudhary
2. Somraj Pandey
3. Arish Goswami
Gold – Speed Festival
1. Shilpa Sardar
2. Purba Tamang
Gold – High Fall
• Rimon Das
Gold – Long Fall
• Rimon Das
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Silver – Hosinsool
1. Somraj Pandey
2. Ankita Mondal
3. Debadrita Mondal
4. Mouli Mondal
Silver – Kyroogi
1. Shilpa Sardar
2. Shinjan Das
Silver – Speed Festival
• Somraj Pandey
Silver – High Fall
1. Saswata Patra
2. Sougata Mondal
3. Debangi Roy
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Bronze – Hosinsool
1. Shinjan Das
2. Koushiki Bose
3. Arish Goswami
4. Saranya Chatterjee
Bronze – Kyroogi
1. Ayush Dey
2. Anishka Roy
3. Saranya Chatterjee
4. Kaushiki Bose
Bronze – High Fall
• Arghya Das
Bronze – Long Fall
1. Debangi Roy
2. Saswata Patra
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