Parth Jindal
President
Judo is a modern martial art, Olympic sport, and a system of physical and mental education that focuses on skill, balance, and technique rather than brute strength. It was founded in 1882 by Dr.Jigoro Kano in Tokyo, Japan. Drawing from traditional Japanese jujutsu, Dr. Kano created Judo to promote not only self-defense but also personal development and discipline.
The term "Judo" means "the gentle way." This reflects the core principle of using an opponent's energy and movement against them, instead of relying on force. Judo techniques mainly include throws (Nage-waza), ground control such as pins, joint locks, and chokeholds (Katame-waza), all practiced in a safe and controlled manner.
Judo is built on two important principles: "Maximum Efficiency with Minimum Effort" and "Mutual Welfare and Benefit." These values teach respect, humility, and cooperation. Practitioners, known as judokas, develop physical fitness, mental strength, confidence, and discipline through consistent training.
Judo gained international recognition and became an official Olympic sport in the 1964 Summer Olympics. Today, it is practiced in schools, clubs, and institutions across the world, making it one of the most popular martial arts globally.
Beyond competition, Judo is a lifelong journey that helps individuals build character, respect others, and maintain a healthy body and mind.
I am honoured to be associated with the Tamil Nadu Judo Association 329/2017, an organization that reflects the true spirit of discipline, resilience, and national pride. Sport has the power to transform lives, and for India to emerge as a global sporting nation, it is essential to build a strong foundation at the grassroots level through collective effort, professional expertise, and a scientific approach to training.
Judo, in particular, holds immense potential for India. With the right ecosystem—structured coaching, modern infrastructure, and long-term athlete development—we can nurture world-class athletes capable of excelling on international platforms. Alongside physical training, equal importance must be given to discipline, mental strength, and character building.
The Tamil Nadu Judo Association's initiative, "Judo for All," is a significant step in this direction. By taking Judo to schools and grassroots communities, the Association is not only identifying and nurturing young talent but also shaping confident, disciplined, and responsible individuals for the future.
Our vision is to build a strong and inclusive sporting culture that nurtures talent from grassroots to global levels, while our mission is to promote Judo across all sections of society by blending traditional values with modern sports science. Through dedicated efforts, strategic planning, and collective commitment, we aim to position Tamil Nadu as a leading force in Judo and contribute meaningfully to India's sporting excellence.
At the heart of the Tamilnadu Judo Association 329/2017 lies an unwavering mission—to ignite the flame of Judo in every corner of Tamil Nadu. Our goal is not merely to promote Judo as a martial art or a sport, but as a way of life—a transformative discipline that empowers individuals to stand strong both on the mat and in society. Beyond the dojo, we aim to cultivate warriors of character who are prepared to rise against immorality, resist anti-social forces, and uphold righteousness with unwavering spirit.
In proud collaboration with the Veer Viveka Namo Academy, our vision expands with renewed vigor—to deliver world-class, inclusive Judo education to every child, irrespective of background. Rooted in equality, enriched by technology, and guided by the principles of transparency and accountability, we envision a future where every learner receives not just training, but a transformative experience.
Our enhanced vision is deeply cultural and profoundly patriotic. We aspire to ensure that every school-going child in Tamil Nadu is not only trained in the art of Judo but is also imbued with the rich traditions, heritage, and moral fabric of our land. Through the timeless values of Judo—self-respect, respect for the deserving, courage, humility, honesty, modesty, and integrity—we aim to shape responsible citizens, elevate the soul of our state, and fortify the spirit of our great nation.
Let us build a generation that not only fights with skill but lives with purpose—a generation that makes Tamil Nadu proud and India greater.
Our talented coaches Draft Dr. Jigoro Kano, the visionary founder of Judo, laid the foundation for a discipline that transcends sport and becomes a way of life. His philosophy of "maximum efficiency with minimum effort" and "mutual welfare and benefit" continues to guide millions around the world. A true pioneer, he transformed traditional martial arts into a modern system of education, character building, and self-improvement. His legacy lives on in every judoka who steps onto the mat with respect, discipline, and determination.
Sensei Elamparuthi is a dedicated and highly respected Judo coach, and a valued pillar of the Tamil Nadu Judo community. Notably, he is the first NSNIS-certified Judo coach in Tamil Nadu, marking a significant milestone in the development of the sport in the state. Beyond teaching techniques, he shapes his students with discipline, loyalty, and integrity, nurturing them into confident and responsible individuals. His commitment to developing future generations ensures that his values and teachings continue through his students. Sensei Elamparuthi sir will live in our hearts—then, now, and forever.
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The questions are compiled from genuine questions that people ask. When the same or similar question is asked by many people, we add it to this page.
The questions are compiled from genuine questions that people ask. When the same or similar question is asked by many people, we add it to this page.
The questions are compiled from genuine questions that people ask. When the same or similar question is asked by many people, we add it to this page.
The questions are compiled from genuine questions that people ask. When the same or similar question is asked by many people, we add it to this page.
The questions are compiled from genuine questions that people ask. When the same or similar question is asked by many people, we add it to this page.
The questions are compiled from genuine questions that people ask. When the same or similar question is asked by many people, we add it to this page.
The questions are compiled from genuine questions that people ask. When the same or similar question is asked by many people, we add it to this page.
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SGFI National Judo Championship held at Delhi. Under 19 category (66kg) – Bronze Medal.
SGFI National Judo Championship held at Delhi. Under 19 category (50kg) – Bronze Medal.
SGFI National Judo Championship held at Manipur. Under 17 category (45kg) – Silver Medal.
SGFI National Judo Championship held at Manipur. Under 17 category (Above 60kg) – Bronze Medal.
SGFI National Judo Championship held at Manipur. Under 17 category (Above 40kg) – Silver Medal.
Sub Junior National Judo Championship held at Hyderabad. Under 55kg – Gold Medal.
South West Inter-University Judo Championship – Gold Medal.
South West Inter-University Judo Championship – Bronze Medal.
South West Inter-University Judo Championship – Silver Medal.
CBSE National Judo Championship – Bronze Medal.
Under 14 (-50kg) CBSE National Judo Championship 2025–26.
Under 17 (+90kg) CBSE National Judo Championship – Silver Medal.
CBSE National Judo Championship – Bronze Medal.
CBSE Nationals, Rajasthan. Under 14 (Below 32kg) – Gold Medal.
CBSE Nationals, Rajasthan. Under 14 (Below 25kg) – Gold Medal.
CBSE Nationals, Rajasthan. Under 14 (Below 40kg) – Gold Medal.
Under 11 Boys Category (Below 35kg) – Bronze Medal.
Below 36kg (XI-B) – Bronze Medal.
Under 17 (Below 23kg) – Silver Medal.