Mesom Singhi Wins Bronze at Commonwealth Karate Championship 2026

Arunachal Pradesh's Mesom Singhi wins bronze in Senior Female Individual Kata at the 2026 Commonwealth Karate Championship in Glasgow.

By News National Editorial Team

ITANAGAR, ARUNACHAL PRADESH: Indian karate athlete Mesom Singhi has brought international recognition to Arunachal Pradesh by winning a bronze medal in the Senior Female Individual Kata category at the 12th Commonwealth Karate Championship 2026, held in Glasgow, Scotland, from November 5 to 8.

Hailing from Atangrang village in East Kameng district, Singhi's achievement marks another important milestone in her sporting career and highlights the growing presence of Indian athletes in international karate competitions.

Her performance has brought pride to her home state and inspired aspiring sportspersons, particularly young women interested in martial arts and competitive sports.

International Bronze Medal in Glasgow

Singhi secured third place in the Senior Female Individual Kata event, earning a bronze medal at the Commonwealth championship.

The competition brought together karate athletes from across the Commonwealth. According to the World Karate Federation, the Glasgow championship featured 595 competitors representing 23 countries across five continents.

The event included kata and kumite competitions, providing an international platform for athletes to demonstrate their technical abilities, discipline and competitive skills.

Source: World Karate Federation – Glasgow 2026 Championship Report

A Growing Record of Sporting Achievements

Singhi's latest international success adds to an already impressive karate career.

According to published reports, some of her notable achievements include:

• 2026: Bronze medal in Senior Female Individual Kata at the 12th Commonwealth Karate Championship in Glasgow, Scotland.

• 2026: Gold medal in Senior Female Individual Kata at the KIO National Karate Championship.

• 2025: Gold medal in Senior Women's Individual Kata at the 9th South Asian Karate Championship.

• 2022: Bronze medal in Individual Kata at the 10th Commonwealth Karate Championships in Birmingham.

• 2018: Gold medal in Team Kata at the Commonwealth Karate Championships in Durban, South Africa.

She has also represented India in international karate competitions, including the Asian Games.

These achievements reflect her sustained commitment to competitive karate and her experience at national and international levels.

Sources: Northeast Today – Mesom Singhi wins Commonwealth bronze | NESPORTS Foundation – Athlete Profile

Training, Discipline and Dedication

Singhi trains at MY DOJO Karate Academy in Hyderabad under the guidance of coach Shihan Keerthan Kondru.

She holds a third Dan black belt and has reportedly earned more than 26 medals across national, regional and international competitions.

Her sporting journey demonstrates the importance of professional coaching, regular training, discipline and determination in achieving success at international competitions.

Source: Northeast Today – Athlete profile and Glasgow achievement

A Proud Moment for Arunachal Pradesh

Mesom Singhi's international achievement has brought recognition to Atangrang village, East Kameng district and Arunachal Pradesh.

Her success also highlights the contribution of women athletes from India's northeastern states to the country's sporting achievements.

Athletes from smaller towns and remote regions often face challenges in accessing advanced training facilities, financial support and international competition opportunities.

Recognising their achievements and strengthening sports infrastructure can encourage more young people to pursue professional sporting careers.

An Inspiration for Young Women in Sports

Singhi's journey sends an encouraging message to aspiring athletes that consistent effort, discipline and determination can create opportunities to compete on international platforms.

Her Commonwealth bronze medal is not only a personal achievement but also a moment of pride for Arunachal Pradesh and Indian karate.

As she continues her sporting journey, her achievement in Glasgow stands as an example for the next generation of athletes who dream of representing India internationally.

Congratulations to Mesom Singhi for bringing international recognition to Arunachal Pradesh.

1. World Karate Federation – Official report on the 12th Commonwealth Karate Championships, Glasgow 2026.

2. Northeast Today – Mesom Singhi wins bronze at the 12th Commonwealth Karate Championship.

3. Abotani TV – Arunachal karate athletes win gold and bronze in Glasgow.

4. NESPORTS Foundation – Mesom Singhi's athlete profile and previous achievements.