A karateka holding a stance, photographed from the side.

The style

Bajra

Bajra is symbolic to the weapon of God Indra. In war, when all the weapons have failed, God Indra threw Bajra.

One Punch Knock Out

Shihan Jagat Prasad Gauchan with his fist raised in a stadium.
Shihan Jagat Prasad Gauchan

Origin

A style made in Nepal

After many years of serious of practice of martial art studying many styles like Kyokushin Karate, boxing, Mua Thai, kick boxing, Maha Guru Jagat Prasad Gauchan has introduces new Martial Art Styl “Bajra”.

Bajra is symbolic to the weapon of God Indra. In war when all the weapon is failed God Indra used to throw Bajra and it used to destroy the enemy with tricks. Maha Guru’s conception in when you attack the opponent it must heat the target and must be able to knock down like Bajra.

It has weight category basis, face punching with gloves good for both ladies and gents. And Maha Guru says it will be professional martial Art like boxing, Mua Thai, kick boxing.

Maha Guru says Martial Art was born in Nepal long time ago. Bodhi Dharma used to teach Physical Exercise and Self Defence Technique to his pupil. That is the oldest record of Martial Art history. So Maha Guru think Nepal should be the leader of Martial Art in the world.

Format

How a Bajra bout is fought

International ring, weight categories, gloved face punching, three-minute rounds.

Karateka lined up in formation in a stadium before a red wall.

One punch

Bajra is fought in weight categories, with gloves, for both ladies and gents — at national, Asian and world level.