New Delhi: Dr. Amita Chauhan – world renowned educationist, philosopher, philanthropists and Chairperson of Amity International Schools was felicitated with an Award of Shodan (Black Belt) for her Outstanding Contribution to the Nation in encouraging and promoting Karate in Amity International Schools by World Japan Seigo-Kai-Karate-do-Japan at a special awards function held at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi
World Karate Chief, Soshi Isamu Kamagata conferred the Award of Shodan (Black Belt) on Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Chauhan in the presence of Sensei R.R. Raha, President of Seigo-Kai-Karate-do Association of India, Ms. AI Wada and Ms. Chizuku Yoshida from Japan.
Adorning the sparkling white karate robe and the black belt, as a mark of her newly acquired milestone, Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan shared, “I feel the happiness a mother feels when her child’s achievements are recognized and rewarded. I can proudly say that my children deserve the laurels they are bringing back from karate championships, they truly deserve it.”
Amity International Schools located at Saket, Pushp Vihar, Noida and Vasundhara are official Seigo-Kai Training Centres in India.
Amity International Schools are known for churning out students who bring laurels to the country and create a breakthrough in the history to be reckoned forever. Continuing the tradition, Dhruv Grover, a XII class student of Amity International School, Saket was selected to represent India at 5th Cadet and Junior World Karate Championship in Istanbul, Turkey .He was the only boy at the school level from Delhi to have been selected for the Championship and India, for the first time” had qualified for participating in the prestigious World Cup Karate Tournament.
Dr. Amita Chauhan endeavors to provide wings to the dreams of every student and grooms them in such a way that they are empowered with enough strength and finesse to lead the reins of the country.
