The daughter of Surat brought laurels to Gujarat and the country by winning the gold medal in Dubai|

Gold Medalist Shihora Jisha in Dubai International Karate Championship from Surat.

Jishaben Vijaybhai Shihora from Surat city of Gujarat, India, earned the honor for country and city, winning the gold medal in Dubai.


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    Dubai International Karate Championship Budokan Cup Dubai-2023, held in Dubai:

    An International Karate Championship had organized in Dubai on the 30th of April-2023. Jisha Shihora(17yr.) won the gold medal.

    Jisha has been active in Karate since childhood:

    Jisha Shihora, 17, lives with her family in Katargam, Surat. Active in sports since childhood, Jisha considered Karate as her career. Along with her studies, she was also taking karate training. Jisha had gone to Dubai to participate in the Karate Championship after giving her 12th examination.

    She won Gold Medal in Karate- a marshal art:

    "In Karate terms, Kumite is where two competitors face off performing defensive and offensive techniques in a standing competition. Competitors can use punches, kicks, or takedowns against their opponents."

    More than 600 Karatekas participated in the Dubai International Karate Championship Budokan Cup Dubai-2023, held in Dubai from April 30. In this competition, Jisha won the Gold Medal in Kumite.

    Surat heartily welcomes Jisha:

    When Jisha returned from Dubai, family, friends, her coach, neighbors, and citizens of Surat heartily welcomed her. The Principal, teacher, and her co-students at the school also welcomed her

    About her training in Karate:

    She received strict training for the competition. She used to go from Surat to Bardoli for training. Among the batch, she was the only girl practicing Karate with the boys. The hard training of one month turned into success in the form of the Gold Medal. It was possible with the support from family, school, and coaches for her achievement.

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