In a remarkable display of talent and discipline, seven-year-old Numaan Malik from Baramulla, Jammu & Kashmir, has made his mark in the world of karate. Numaan recently participated in the JKS South Asia Karate Championship 2025 held in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, where he secured a gold medal and a bronze medal, showcasing his exceptional skills and dedication to the sport.
Numaan, a 2nd Standard student at G.D. Goenka School Baramulla, has balanced his academic responsibilities with his passion for karate. His journey to success began earlier in 2024 when he competed in the 1st North India Karate Championship held at the Bhagwati Nagar Indoor Sports Stadium in Jammu. Numaan’s outstanding performance earned him a gold medal and the prestigious Best Discipline Award, recognizing his exemplary conduct and sportsmanship.
Numaan’s achievements have brought pride to his hometown of Baramulla and have inspired many young athletes in the region. His dedication to karate and his ability to excel at such a young age highlight the potential for greatness in the youth of Jammu & Kashmir.
The JKS South Asia Karate Championship 2025 saw participants from various States and Union Territories of India, making Numaan’s victories even more significant. His success in both national and international competitions is a testament to his hard work, perseverance, and the support of his coaches and family.
As Numaan continues to train and compete, his future in karate looks incredibly promising. The young champion’s story serves as a beacon of hope and motivation for aspiring athletes, proving that with determination and discipline, even the youngest competitors can achieve greatness.
