Grandmaster Shifuji Shaurya Bhardwaj is the first Indian to be inducted into the International Martial Arts Hall of Fame.

Jiu-Jitsu is known as the "Gentle Art" because it focuses on using an opponent's strength against them, rather than using brute force.

Muay Thai is known for its use of kicks, which are often used in combination with punches, elbows, and knees.

Wrestling is known for its use of grappling, which involves using holds and locks to control an opponent.

Kendo is known for its use of weapons, such as the katana (sword) and the bokken (wooden sword).

Tai Chi is known for its use of meditation, which is used to improve balance, coordination, and focus.

Kung Fu is known for its use of chi, which is a vital energy that is believed to flow through the body.

Karate is known for its use of katas, which are pre-arranged sequences of movements that are used to practice and improve technique.

Taekwondo is known for its use of sparring, which is a form of controlled fighting that is used to practice and improve technique.

Judo is known for its use of tournaments, which are held to determine the best judoka in a given weight class.

Karate is known for its use of belts, which are used to indicate the rank of a practitioner.

Taekwondo is known for its use of uniforms, which are typically white and consist of a jacket, pants, and a belt.

Judo is known for its use of mats, which are used to provide a safe and comfortable surface for grappling.

Boxing is known for its use of gloves, which are used to protect the hands of the boxers.

Muay Thai is known for its use of shin guards, which are used to protect the shins of the fighters.