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Indian Competitors from Karnataka Achieves Global Recognition at Shanghai World Skills Contest 2026

Youths from Karnataka has secured international awards in different category at the Shanghai World Skills Competition 2026, marking a significant achievement on the global stage.

Indian Competitors from Karnataka Achieves Global Recognition at Shanghai World Skills Contest 2026
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In Brief

  1. Karnataka youths secured international honours at Shanghai World Skills Competition 2026.
  2. This achievement highlights India's growing presence in global skills contests.
  3. The competition featured participants from various countries in vocational skills.
  4. The win enhances India's reputation in skill development and international challenges.

A 16-member Karnataka contingent made its mark as part of Team India, bringing home one silver medal, the prestigious ‘Best of Nation’ trophy, and eight Medallions of Excellence (MoE) across four advanced engineering and industrial skills.

Smriti Nambiar stole the spotlight by winning the ‘Best of Nation’ award for India along with a silver medal in the Bakery category, showcasing exceptional skill on the international stage.The MoE honours also celebrated outstanding performances by Pawan B.S. in Additive Manufacturing; Suhan Mascarenhas and Mallinath in Industry 4.0; Jayant K. and Deepu M.S. in Mechatronics; Dhanusha M.G. in Electrical Installations; and Abhishek Somanna Sighnalli and Vinay M.H. in Robot Systems Integration.

This event is an international platform where competitors showcase their expertise in various vocational and technical fields. The youth's accomplishment at such a high-level contest underscores India's advancing capabilities in skill development and training.

The competition brings together participants from multiple countries to compete in categories ranging from manufacturing to IT and service skills. Such events promote global standards and encourage excellence in practical skillsets. The success of the Karnataka participant not only honors individual talent but also reflects the effectiveness of skill development initiatives in India.

Officials have welcomed the achievement as a positive step towards strengthening India's position among countries excelling in technical and vocational skills. This will encourage more youths to engage in skill-based learning and represent India internationally in the future.

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