Indian Express Newspaper Sreenivas Janyala Posted online: Wednesday, Dec 02, 2009 at 0259 hrs Hyderabad : The changing security situation in the country has made training for the IPS probationers ...

A “Training of Trainers” for 40 trainers from Tamil Nadu Commando Force (TNCF), Special Task Force (STF) and Tamil Nadu Police Academy (TNPA) on unarmed combat, "Krav Maga" was conducted at Tamil Nadu Police Academy ...

Deccan Chronicle Newspaper 6th, Jan, 2009 By Asit Jolly Chandigarh Recently “handicapped” by a High Court order significantly scaling down the number of security men and vehicles deployed to protect top politicians and bureaucrats, the Punjab police is now seeking to better its ...

CNN IBN Deepa Balakrishnan, CNN-IBN Bangalore: Three IT companies in Bangalore recieved e-mail threats of attacks last week. Following this Bangaloreans are training themselves in the elite Israeli form of self-defence called Krav Maga. Ashish Puri, a product manager for an IT ...

The Asian Age By Asit Jolly Chandigarh Jan. 5: The Punjab police is now seeking to better its anti-terrorist skills by re-training its commandos in advanced martial arts and equipping them with state-of-the-art weaponry. Police commandos on chief minister Parkash Singh Badal’s 1,000-man security detail in Chandigarh, as well as others at the Punjab Armed Police academy at Jalandhar, were recently given live demonstrations of Krav Maga, a Czechoslovakian-Israeli unarmed combat technique employed by special forces across the world. Staged by experts from the International Krav Maga Federation (India), the demonstrations were a precursor to identifying physically and emotionally suited personnel to undertake advanced courses supervised by Israeli instructors.

Vijay has prior knowledge of UAC (Un-Armed Combat) in his profession. Even then he is really impressed with the tactics and practicality of Krav Maga.

Nothing could prepare Doug Anderson or Jimmy Smith for Israel's no-rules fighting style Krav Maga in TV programme Fight Quest. Nothing. In this video they share about the experiences and go through the memories of the Krav-Maga training

Hindustan Times Ashima Bajpai 24 November 2004 When it comes to martial arts, there’s no stopping Vicky Kapoor. His passion for self-defence is the driving force behind his 26 years of experience in the field and reason for his proficiency in the unique form of self-defence — Krav-Maga — the Hebrew ...