Jammu, September 3, 2026: The official poster of the North Zone Muay Thai Championship 2026 was unveiled in Jammu on Wednesday, marking the formal beginning of preparations for one of the region’s major Muay Thai sporting events.
The championship is scheduled to take place on October 24 and 25, 2026, at the University of Jammu and is being organised by the Muay Thai Association of Jammu & Kashmir (MAJK) with the approval of the United Muay Thai Association of India (UMAI).
The official poster was launched by Ms. Neha Jalali, IIS, Director, Information & Broadcasting, Government of India, in the presence of senior representatives of the Muay Thai Association of Jammu & Kashmir.
Sahil Aggarwal Plays Key Role in Promoting Muay Thai in J&K
Shri Sahil Aggarwal, Chief Patron of the Muay Thai Association of Jammu & Kashmir, was present during the poster launch.
His association with the championship reflects the growing institutional and organisational efforts to promote Muay Thai and combat sports in Jammu & Kashmir.
As Chief Patron, Sahil Aggarwal has been associated with initiatives aimed at providing athletes with better platforms to develop their skills and compete at higher levels.
The upcoming North Zone Championship is expected to provide an important competitive opportunity for young athletes seeking greater exposure in Muay Thai.
Neha Jalali Launches Official Championship Poster
The official poster was unveiled by Neha Jalali, Director, Information & Broadcasting, Government of India.
Her participation in the launch added significance to the event and highlighted the growing recognition of sports initiatives aimed at encouraging young talent.
The organisers expressed their appreciation to Jalali for launching the championship poster and extending her support and encouragement towards the promotion of Muay Thai and sports in Jammu & Kashmir.
Championship to Bring Together North India’s Muay Thai Talent
The North Zone Muay Thai Championship 2026 is expected to attract athletes and teams from different states across North India.
The participation of competitors from multiple states is expected to provide athletes from Jammu & Kashmir with an opportunity to test their skills against a wider pool of talent.
For emerging fighters, such competitions can offer valuable experience, exposure and an opportunity to progress within the sport.
Amit Singh Leads Association’s Organisational Efforts
Shri Amit Singh, President of the Muay Thai Association of Jammu & Kashmir, was also present at the poster launch.
The association is coordinating the championship and working towards creating a competitive platform for Muay Thai athletes in the region.
The event is expected to bring together athletes, coaches and teams while further strengthening the competitive ecosystem for Muay Thai in Jammu & Kashmir.
University of Jammu to Host Championship
The University of Jammu will serve as the venue for the two-day championship.
Scheduled for October 24 and 25, the event is expected to provide an opportunity for athletes to compete in a structured championship environment and gain experience at the North Zone level.
The choice of a university campus as the venue also underlines the connection between sports development and youth engagement.
A Boost for Combat Sports in Jammu & Kashmir
The upcoming championship is being viewed as an opportunity to further strengthen the presence of Muay Thai and combat sports in Jammu & Kashmir.
With participation expected from teams across North India, the event could help local athletes gain greater competitive exposure while encouraging more young people to take up the sport.
The organisers believe that continued tournaments, training opportunities and institutional support can contribute to the development of a stronger sporting culture in the region.
Championship Scheduled for October 24–25
The North Zone Muay Thai Championship 2026 will be held on October 24 and 25 at the University of Jammu.
With the official poster now launched, preparations for the championship are set to gather pace.
The involvement of the Muay Thai Association of Jammu & Kashmir, support from UMAI and the participation of athletes from across North India are expected to make the championship an important event on the regional combat-sports calendar.
Conclusion
The launch of the North Zone Muay Thai Championship 2026 poster marks an important step towards hosting a major Muay Thai competition in Jammu.
With Sahil Aggarwal serving as Chief Patron, Amit Singh leading the association as President and athletes expected from several North Indian states, the championship aims to provide emerging fighters with a platform to compete, gain experience and showcase their talent.
The event also represents a broader effort to promote Muay Thai and strengthen opportunities for young athletes in Jammu & Kashmir.
