ZARE - Judo Federation of Indi

Description of ZARE - Judo Federation of Indi

“ZARE” application owned by ZARE Technology Private Limited which is primarily focusing on the Judo players under the Judo Federation of India online registration, games, Various tournaments updates, awards etc.,
BRIEF HISTORY & ACHIEVEMENTS - JUDO FEDERATION OF INDIA
In 1965 when Judo Federation of India was formed, there were three prominent Judo Clubs in India. The next 30 years consolidated the game of Judo in other States and Clubs of India. There were efforts to broad base the game and to encourage likeminded individuals to learn the art and skill of Judo. Since, one form of Judo, i.e. `Randori’ was similar to Wrestling, which may cause many wrestlers took interest in Judo and dominated in organizational and day to day functioning, until a batch of real Judokas took keen interest in organizational matters.
THE YEARS OF GRACE
The formation of Judo Federation of India in 1965, considerably accelerated the growth of Judo in India. In this period of great change and progress, contributions made by Dr. S.A. Pisolkar, Shri. Sheri Dhawan and Shri. L.K. Daga, were outstanding and unforgettable. During the same year the International Judo Federation gave affiliation to this newly constituted body. The first National Judo Championship was held at Hyderabad in 1966, and since then almost every year National Judo Championships are being organized by the Judo Federation of India.
By the Seventies, the game of Judo had generated considerable interest among Indians Certainly, a need for professional Indian Judo Coaches was being felt, as it was not possible to call foreign experts all the time.
THE GOLDER AGE
By now, Judo had got established almost every State. The competition at National level had become very tough. Maharshtra, which was hitherto retaining National Championship, faced though competitions and Judokas of Delhi and Haryana. Although Indian Judo players of this period were skilled and capable of winning the medals ot International level, they could not participate in International Championships due to non-payment of affiliation charges.
Indian Judo owes much to the efforts of Shri. L.K. Daga and Shri. Jagdish Tytler for giving tremendous boost to Judo by ensuring entry of Indian Team in International competitions. Judo was included in the Asian Games in 1986 at Seoul. This was the first International competition for Indian Judo Team and they got FOUR BRONZE Medals. Thereafter, India is continuously winning medals in the International arena.