By 2029
2,00,000 women trained
Sashakti at national scale — counted live, in public.
The national home of Indian jiu-jitsu
Agrya Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation of India — tournaments, verified belts, and a digital passport you show at the mat.
Free to join · verification & fees only when you compete
Run an academy? Claim your gym →
This is what yours will look like
Athlete
YOUR NAME
Academy
YOUR SCHOOL
Current rank
YOUR PASSPORT
AFTER VERIFICATION
Start here
Pick a path and we’ll walk you through it, one step at a time. Signing up is free and takes two minutes — no documents until there’s a competition to enter.
Why it’s real
In jiu-jitsu a belt only means something if someone stakes their name on it. We record that chain of trust, and you carry it — so a rank on ABJJF India is a claim someone real is standing behind.
Every school on the platform stands behind a rank-verified black belt. No black belt, no confirmed ranks — the chain has to start with someone accountable.
A rank is real because the athlete’s own school confirms it — the people who actually teach them, not a form, and not the federation checking its own homework.
Your verified rank becomes a digital passport with a rotating code — provable at any mat, in seconds, which no piece of paper can be.
Ready to be on the record? Get your passport →
Connected worldwide
Every marker is a member, an athlete, or a supporter — even a single shop order puts a city on the map.
Each dot is a real place our people train — the map is fed automatically by every academy and shop order, city by city. Nothing here is invented.
The mat is for everyone
Programmes that open jiu-jitsu to women, para-athletes, and young people who could not otherwise afford the mat.
The national mission
Every figure below is read from the platform itself — shown only when it’s real, and never invented.
By 2029
Sashakti at national scale — counted live, in public.
By 2047 · Viksit Bharat
Every registration on this platform moves the number.
ABJJF Media — launching soon
YouTube
Match highlights, full finals, seminar recaps and athlete stories — first episodes in production.
Podcast
Conversations from the mat — coaches, athletes, and the people building Indian jiu-jitsu.
News, blog & press
15 JUL 2026
The purist’s Quintet — you finish your opponent, or you win on attempts. Points do not exist.
Read →
15 JUL 2026
Five against five, one at a time — the format built to make a whole-team upset possible.
Read →
15 JUL 2026
A division is three things at once — belt, weight and age. Here is how they fit together.
Read →
Write for us
Coaches, athletes, parents, referees — send us an article. Every piece is read by a human before it is published, and runs with a Community byline.