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Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan as well as Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs A C Moideen are part of the organising committee.

Mission XI Million, a joint initiative of the Indian government and the All India Football Federation has taken football to one million children and aims at reaching 10 million more!

Cricket for the blind can become a means for expression, exposure, and empowerment for the visually impaired population of our country. George Abraham explores the evolving acceptance of this unique sport.

India’s great performance at the Rio Paralympics in 2016 is a reflection of the improving scenario for para-sports in the country. Shampa Sengupta writes about a West Bengal event that celebrates the spirit of sports for the disabled.

Divyanshu Ganatra will now organise an event that will see participation from 10 tandem pairs (with each having a visually-impaired cyclist) cycling from Manali to Khardung La.

At 51, the runner redefined fitness goals by participating in the Florida Ultraman and completing the race.

Blind Football has five players a side, and is played on a futsal ground with two sighted goalkeepers.

Amongst us are some inspiring people who never waited for the problems to become too big and unsolvable to come up with solutions.

With his documentary film Fighting on Ice, Mithun L Bajaj aims to spread awareness about the Winter Olympic sport and highlight the men and women playing the game.

This fitness-obsessed couple from Satara donned on track suits and ran along with the wedding guests to mark the happy occasion!