Tata International’s Mohan Sinha is appointed karate chief instructor for India
June 16, 2005

In October 2004, Mohan Sinha, Assistant Divisional Manager, HR Systems and Processes, Tata International participated in the open karate competition in South Africa and won a gold medal for India. The Grand masters of Kimura Shukokai International (KSI), one of the toughest karate styles in the world, thereafter invited him to attend their world chief instructor meet in USA in order to learn advanced techniques.

Tata International sponsored his trip to USA from 10 – 18 May, 2005. On completion of his advanced training, the World Karate Body of Kimura Shukokai International awarded Sinha, a Black Belt - 4th Dan and also appointed him as a senior official representative (chief instructor) for India.

Sinha has been associated with this particular field of martial arts since the last 17 years, and from a hobby this has become his passion. “This sport has contributed to the development of my overall personality,” says Sinha, “and has played a significant part in my achievements till date.”

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