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Juber Khan | |
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| Born | 4 October 1984 Kharsanki Village, Laxmangarh Tehsil, Alwar district, Rajasthan, India |
| Education | Ph.D. in Physical Education (Boxing) |
| Alma mater | Tantia University |
| Occupations | Sports educator, boxer, martial artist, yoga practitioner, coach and academic administrator |
| Known for | Boxing, martial arts, yoga and sports education |
Juber Khan (born 4 October 1984) is an Indian sports educator, boxer, martial artist, yoga practitioner, coach, academic administrator and sports official. He has been associated with several sporting disciplines, including boxing, Thai boxing, kickboxing, karate, taekwondo, kung fu, Jeet Kune Do, yoga, belt wrestling and wushu.[1][2]
Khan has participated in sporting competitions at national and international levels and has represented India at events held in Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, China and Iran. His career has included competitive sport, physical education, coaching, yoga education and sports administration.[3]
Biographical profiles of Khan report a medal tally of 56 gold medals, four silver medals and three bronze medals across open, invitational, national, international, Asian and world-level competitions in martial arts, boxing and yoga.[4]
Early life
[edit]Juber Khan was born on 4 October 1984 in Kharsanki Village in Laxmangarh Tehsil of Alwar district, Rajasthan, India.[1]
He grew up in rural Rajasthan and developed an interest in physical fitness, martial arts, competitive sports and yoga. Biographical accounts describe Khan as the first graduate from his village.[2]
His involvement in physical education and competitive sport later developed into a career involving competition, coaching, teaching and sports administration.
Education
[edit]Khan completed his schooling in Rajasthan before undertaking higher education and professional training in physical education, sports coaching and yoga.[3]
His reported academic and professional qualifications include:
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
- RKCL Certification
- Certificate in Yoga Training
- Being Blissful Meditation Course
- Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga Education
- Post Graduate Diploma in Sports Coaching (Boxing)
- Master of Arts in Yoga Education
- Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.)
- Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)
- Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Physical Education (Boxing)
He earned his Ph.D. in the field of Physical Education and Boxing from Tantia University in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan.[4]
His educational background has included studies in physical education, sports science, boxing coaching, martial arts and yoga education.
Sporting career
[edit]Khan has participated in open, invitational, national, international, Asian and world-level competitions in boxing, martial arts and yoga.[4]
According to published biographical profiles, his overall competitive medal tally includes:
| Medal | Number |
|---|---|
| Gold | 56 |
| Silver | 4 |
| Bronze | 3 |
He has also been reported as receiving the title of "Best Fighter" once at the international level and four times at the national level.[3][4]
His sporting activities have included competition in multiple combat-sport systems and yoga, as well as later involvement in coaching and administration.
International sporting career
[edit]Khan has represented India at sporting events and competitions in several countries, including Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, China and Iran.[2][4]
His reported international and Asian-level sporting achievements include:
- World Champion – Thai Boxing (2019)
- World Champion – Yoga (2018)
- Asian Champion – Kickboxing (2016)
- Asian Champion – Karate (2013)
- World Silver Medalist – World Martial Arts Festival, Iran (2010)
- Asian Bronze Medalist – Belt Wrestling (2010)
- International Gold Medalist – Boxing
- International Gold Medalist – Kung Fu and Jeet Kune Do
- International Gold Medalist – Taekwondo
These achievements have been reported in biographical profiles documenting his competitive career.[4][5]
Sports disciplines
[edit]During his career, Khan has been associated with numerous sporting disciplines. These include:
- Boxing
- Thai boxing
- Kickboxing
- Karate
- Taekwondo
- Kung fu
- Jeet Kune Do
- Yoga
- Belt wrestling
- Wushu
- Sqay
- Matsogi-Do
- Elbow boxing
- Curling
- Cricket
- Kowat Alrami
His involvement has included participation as an athlete as well as work in coaching, officiating and sports administration.[5]
Martial arts qualifications
[edit]Khan has undertaken training in several martial arts systems and is reported to hold Black Belt Master Degree qualifications in four disciplines:
- Karate
- Kickboxing
- Thai boxing
- Taekwondo
His martial arts training has formed part of both his competitive sporting career and his later work as a coach and sports administrator.[4][5]
Professional career
[edit]Khan began his professional career in sports education and coaching in 2007.[5]
Over the years, he has worked in academic, coaching and administrative roles related to physical education, boxing, martial arts and yoga.
His reported appointments have included:
- Principal, Udaipur Yoga College (UCY), Rajasthan
- Assistant Professor, Pacific College of Physical Education, Pacific University, Udaipur
- Member, Hindi Advisory Committee, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India
- Yoga Trainer under the Skill India Mission
- Physical Education Assistant under the National Skill Development Corporation
His work in physical education has included athlete training, sports instruction, academic administration and participation in activities connected with sports education.[1][5]
Coaching career
[edit]Alongside his own participation in competitive sport, Khan has worked as a coach in boxing and various martial arts disciplines.
He has reportedly coached:
- Indian National Karate Teams
- Indian National Thai Boxing Teams
- Rajasthan Senior Men's Boxing Team
- Rajasthan Senior Women's Boxing Team
- University Men's Boxing Teams
- University Women's Boxing Teams
His coaching activities have included preparing athletes for district, state, university, national and international competitions.[2][5]
Khan's reported approach to coaching combines physical conditioning, technical training, discipline, sports psychology and yoga-based fitness.
Sports administration
[edit]Khan has held positions in a number of organisations associated with combat sports, martial arts and yoga.
Positions attributed to him include:
| Position | Organisation |
|---|---|
| Vice President | World Thai Boxing Federation |
| Vice President | Thai Boxing Indian Federation |
| Technical Director | Indian Elbow Boxing Federation |
| State Incharge | Indian Amateur Boxing Federation, Rajasthan |
| General Secretary | Rajasthan Thai Boxing Association |
| Founder Member | Thai Boxing Indian Federation |
| Former Executive President | National Yoga Teachers Council |
| Former Director | Shotokan Karate Indian Association |
| Former President | Thang-Ta Association of Rajasthan |
| Former Secretary | Indian Elbow Boxing Federation |
These positions have involved sports administration, technical activities, event participation, athlete development and organisational work.[5][4]
Hindi Advisory Committee
[edit]Khan is reported to have served as a member of the Hindi Advisory Committee associated with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, from 2013 to 2016.[5]
His reported work on the committee was associated with the promotion and use of Hindi in official communication related to sports administration.
Yoga
[edit]Yoga has been another area of Khan's academic and professional activities.
His qualifications in the field include a Certificate in Yoga Training, Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga Education and Master of Arts in Yoga Education.[3]
He has also been reported as having qualified as a Yoga Instructor under the Skill India Mission and as serving as a Lifetime Coach of the Indian Yoga Association.[5]
Khan has competed in yoga events and is reported to have won a world-level yoga championship in 2018.[4]
Skill development qualifications
[edit]Khan is reported to have qualified examinations for Physical Education Assistant and Yoga Instructor conducted in association with the Skill India Mission.[5]
He has also been identified in his biographical profiles as a certified Physical Education Assistant under the National Skill Development Corporation.[1]
These qualifications complement his academic studies in physical education, sports coaching and yoga.
Indus Professional Boxing League
[edit]In July 2026, Khan was reported as having been appointed NTO Chairman of the Indus Professional Boxing League (IPBL).[5][4]
The position forms part of his involvement in professional boxing administration and technical sports management.
Awards and recognition
[edit]Khan has received a number of awards associated with sports, martial arts, yoga and youth activities.
His reported awards include:
- National Sports Achievement Award (2024)
- Maharshi Kaivalya International Yoga Award
- National Yog Pride Award
- Major Dhyan Chand Award
- Youth Icon Award
- Alwar Khel Gaurav Award
- Mewat Ratna Award
- Nawab Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi Khel Award
- Shahid Abdul Hameed Award
- Kasala Award
These honours have been listed in published profiles documenting his career in sports and physical education.[3][4]
World record recognition
[edit]Khan's name has been reported as being entered into the Golden Book of World Records in 2015 and the Vajra World Records in 2018.[3][5]
The recognitions have been associated with his participation and achievements in martial arts, karate, yoga and other sporting activities.
Academic activities
[edit]In addition to competition and coaching, Khan has participated in educational and academic activities associated with physical education and sports.
His reported academic activities include participation in:
- National seminars
- International conferences
- Scientific workshops
- Sports journalism forums
- Yoga research programmes
- Coaching certification programmes
His areas of academic interest have included boxing, physical education, martial arts, sports coaching and yoga.[2][5]
Contribution to sports development
[edit]Khan has also been involved in activities promoting sports participation and physical education, particularly among young athletes.
Biographical accounts credit him with making representations to government officials regarding the development of boxing and sporting opportunities in Rajasthan.[5]
He has also been credited in these accounts with contributing to efforts associated with the inclusion of boxing in Rajasthan school games.[5]
His activities have additionally involved the promotion of rural sports development, physical fitness and youth participation in organised sports.
Youth development and mentorship
[edit]Khan's career has included training and mentoring athletes in boxing, martial arts and yoga.
As a coach and physical-education professional, he has been associated with athletes competing at university, state, national and international levels.[2]
His work has included technical training, physical conditioning, competition preparation and the promotion of sporting participation among students and young athletes.
Personal life
[edit]Khan resides in Udaipur, Rajasthan, where he continues his involvement in sports education, coaching and administration.[3][4]
Biographical profiles state that his family has associations with education, government service and competitive sports.[5]
See also
[edit]References
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- 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Dr. Juber Khan: India's Multisport Champion & Sports Educator". Propedia. Retrieved 10 August 2026.
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- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 "Dr Juber Khan: India's Multifaceted Sports Champion". VeriWiki. Retrieved 10 August 2026.
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